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SUP Gear Essentials: - SUP Board: For beginners, renting or borrowing is a good option to test the waters.  If you find you enjoy SUP, consider investing in your own board.  The right board depends on your weight, skill level, intended use, and local conditions.  Different boards are designed for various activities like leisure paddling, surfing, touring, racing, and yoga.  Rental staff can assist you in choosing the right board.  For more details, refer to "Stand Up Paddle Boards: How to Choose." - Paddle: A SUP paddle is similar to an elongated canoe paddle with a tear-drop blade angled for efficiency.  The ideal paddle length reaches your wrist when standing it upright and raising your arm above your head.  For more information on selecting and sizing paddles, see "SUP Paddles: How to Choose." - PFD (Personal Flotation Device): As the U.S. Coast Guard considers SUP boards as vessels, a PFD is required when paddling outside surf or swimming areas.  While adults are not required to wear it, children must.  Be sure to check your state's regulations regarding age requirements.  For guidance on choosing the right PFD, read "PFDs: How to Choose." - Safety Whistle and Light: Carry a safety whistle as required by the Coast Guard, and if you plan to paddle after sunset, have a light on board. SUP Gear Accessories: - Appropriate Attire: In warm weather, most opt for a swimsuit, board shorts, and a rash guard for sun protection.  In colder conditions, wear a wetsuit or dry suit to prevent hypothermia. - Leash： A leash connects your board to you, ensuring it stays close if you fall off, which is crucial for safety.  There are different leashes for surfing, flatwater, and rivers, so choose the right one for your activity.