Our 2022 SUP paddle collection features 9 premium SUP paddles for SUP racing, surfing, foiling, touring and more. Read More

Too many paddlers are risking injury––because they’re using a paddle that isn’t tailored to their size and needs. And while paddle length and blade size get most of the attention when it comes to customization, shaft flex is just as important. Your height and weight makes a huge Read More

The higher the carbon content, the better the paddle, right? Well, it’s a little more complicated. Typically, paddles with a higher carbon content are more expensive, lighter and offer faster reflex characteristics. By reducing weight, this allows the paddler to experience less fatigue and be Read More

Safer, Lighter & Stronger SUP Paddles In the early days of SUP, there was one particular issue with paddles that really bothered us––the simple act of paddling was damaging our boards. Paddles with sharp edges and pronounced joints (which many brands still use) would cut into our boards, Read More

If protecting your SUP paddle is important to you, getting a paddle bag should be a no-brainer. Our premium utility SUP Paddle Bag is padded, variable length, lightweight, and low absorption—ideal for long days at the beach or at events. Inspired by our worldwide travels with the Black Project Read More

Black Project’s 2020 Slimline Ergonomic Anti-Twist Adjustable Clamp System We are pleased to announce that Black Project adjustable paddles will be receiving a significant upgrade with our completely redesigned clamp system. Effective immediately, this new adjustment clamp will be used on all Read More

Best Beginner Stand Up Paddle in 2019 Let’s be clear, choosing the best beginner SUP paddle is no easy task. Some come with pretty graphics and others at ridiculously low price points. Meanwhile, a few brands will even boast that their paddles float (not a praise-worthy achievement). Perhaps Read More

Over the past few years, I’ve had countless conversations with paddlers from around the world about the matter of size. More specifically, the simple concept that at least when it comes to SUP paddles—smaller, softer and shorter is better. We call it the Three S’s, but the paddle science Read More