SUP Accessories That Keep the Water Day Moving.
Paddles. Fins. Pumps. Leashes. Travel bags. Repair parts. The little pieces are usually the ones you notice most when one is missing.
Shop POP Board Co paddle board accessories and replacement parts for inflatable and rigid SUPs, plus useful gear for inflatable docks and other water-day setups. Replace worn equipment, upgrade the parts you use most, or build a spare kit before you need one.
Start With What You Need to Replace or Upgrade.
This collection mixes everyday SUP gear with replacement parts. If something broke, went missing, feels too heavy or simply makes setup harder than it should be, start with that problem.
Paddles
Adjustable, multi-piece and lightweight paddle options for everyday use, travel, backups and longer paddling sessions.
Fins + Hardware
Replacement center fins, click-in fins and fin screws for compatible inflatable and rigid paddle boards.
Pumps + Bags
Hand pumps, electric pumps, board bags and wheeled travel backpacks that make setup and transport easier.
Leashes + Repair Parts
Coiled leashes, replacement valves, PVC repair kits and the spare pieces worth having before something gets lost.
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A Lost Fin Can End a Paddle Faster Than a Fancy Board Can Save It.
Accessories are not all upgrades. Some are the basic pieces that make the board usable in the first place. A paddle, fin and leash matter on the water. A pump, bag and repair kit matter before and after it.
Paddle
Your paddle affects comfort, stroke efficiency, travel and how tired your shoulders feel at the end of a longer session.
Fin
A center fin helps the board hold direction. Lose it at the beach and the board can suddenly become a lot less useful.
Pump
Hand or electric, the pump has to match the valve and pressure requirements of the inflatable gear you are setting up.
Repair Gear
A spare valve, patch material or fin screw is cheap compared with losing a whole weekend because one small part disappeared.
Upgrade the Part You Move Thousands of Times.
The paddle is one of the few pieces of SUP equipment you actively use on every stroke. Weight, stiffness, adjustability and how the paddle packs all change how it feels over an hour on the water.
POP's accessory collection can include everyday aluminum or fiberglass options, compact multi-piece paddles and lighter carbon-fiber choices for paddlers who care more about swing weight and longer-distance comfort.
Backup Paddle or Real Upgrade?
Everyday + Loaner
A practical adjustable paddle makes sense for casual paddling, guests, rentals or keeping a backup ready in the car or boat.
Travel
Multi-piece paddles break down into shorter sections so they fit more easily into vehicles, travel bags and smaller storage spaces.
Longer Paddles
Lighter carbon construction can reduce repeated swing weight during longer touring sessions while maintaining a responsive feel.
Small Part. Big Difference in How the Board Tracks.
The center fin helps resist sideways movement as you paddle. That makes it easier for the board to track forward instead of wandering from side to side with every stroke.
The Pump Has One Job: Get the Inflatable to the Right Pressure.
A dual-action hand pump is simple, portable and does not need a battery. An electric pump trades some simplicity for convenience, especially when several inflatables need to be set up.
Whichever pump you use, match it to the valve and follow the pressure specified for the board, dock or inflatable product. Maximum pump PSI is not the correct pressure for every inflatable.
Inflatable Is Portable. The Right Bag Makes It Actually Feel Portable.
A good SUP bag has to do more than technically fit the board. There still needs to be room for the pump, paddle, fin and the little things that normally end up stuffed into another bag.
Wheeled iSUP Backpack
POP's current wheeled inflatable SUP backpack is designed for boards up to 11'6", with wheels plus shoulder and hip straps for different ways of moving the packed setup.
Full-Size Board Bag
A padded board bag makes more sense when the board remains full size, including rigid SUP and surfboard transport.
Dock + Plank Straps
Large inflatable docks still need to be moved after they are rolled. Replacement carrying straps help keep those bulky packages manageable.
Wheels Matter More After a Long Day on the Water.
The board may only weigh a few dozen pounds, but the complete package also includes the pump, paddle, fin, leash, repair gear and whatever else you added during the day.
A wheeled bag makes parking lots, airports, marinas and longer walks to the launch easier, while backpack straps still give you a carry option when rolling is not practical.
The Best Spare Part Is the One You Bought Before You Needed It.
Inflatable gear is made to be used, which means it gets rolled, transported, inflated, rinsed, stored and dragged through real water days. Keeping a few basic replacement items around can turn a small problem into a quick fix instead of the end of the weekend.
POP's kit includes PVC glue, matching patch material and a Halkey-Roberts valve tool for common inflatable maintenance and small repairs.
A spare valve can be useful for frequent users, rental fleets, longer trips or anyone who would rather have the part before diagnosing a valve issue.
Tiny hardware is easy to lose. POP carries separate fin screw options for compatible inflatable and rigid board systems.
Small Puncture? Bring the Right Tools.
The POP PVC Repair Kit is built for common repairs on PVC inflatables including paddle boards, boats, kayaks and other compatible inflatable watercraft.
Leash Choice Depends on the Water, Not Just the Board.
A coiled SUP leash can be useful on flatwater and protected water because the coil helps keep excess leash from constantly dragging behind the board.
Moving water is different. Rivers, current and whitewater can create snag hazards, so do not treat an ankle leash as the automatic answer for every paddling environment. Choose the leash system around the water and your training, not simply around what came with the board.
Five Little Things That Can Save the Day.
You do not need to carry the entire parts department. A small dry pouch with the pieces most likely to disappear or become useful is usually enough.
Fin Hardware
Keep a spare screw or complete fin setup when the board allows it.
Repair Kit
Patch material, glue and the right valve tool take very little space.
Spare Leash
Useful when your normal leash is worn, damaged or left hanging in the garage.
Backup Paddle
Especially useful for groups, rentals, boat setups and multi-board trips.
Questions Before You Replace, Upgrade or Pack a Spare.
What accessories do I need for a stand-up paddle board?
The basic functional setup includes a compatible paddle, fin, inflation equipment for an inflatable SUP, and appropriate safety equipment for your conditions. A leash may be suitable depending on the water. Travel bags, electric pumps and spare repair parts add convenience and backup.
Do POP inflatable paddle boards already come with accessories?
Current POP inflatable paddle board packages include the board, adjustable paddle, hand pump, fin, leash, carry bag and repair kit. The accessories collection is useful for replacements, spares and upgrades.
Which paddle should I choose?
Choose around weight, adjustability, storage and how long you normally paddle. Everyday aluminum or fiberglass paddles are practical and durable. Multi-piece paddles pack more easily, while carbon fiber can reduce swing weight during longer sessions.
Are all paddle board fins interchangeable?
No. Check the fin box and mounting system before ordering. POP currently carries click-in and Universal or US-box style replacement options, but compatibility depends on the board.
Should I carry a spare paddle board fin?
It can be a useful backup, especially when traveling or paddling far from a shop. A lost or damaged center fin can significantly affect how well the board tracks.
Can I replace the valve on an inflatable paddle board?
Many inflatable SUPs use serviceable high-pressure valves, including common Halkey-Roberts style systems. Confirm the correct replacement valve and procedure for your board before removing anything.
What comes in the POP PVC Repair Kit?
The current repair kit includes PVC glue, color-matched PVC patch material and a Halkey-Roberts valve tool for compatible inflatable maintenance and common small repairs.
Can the PVC repair kit be used on boats too?
The kit is intended for compatible PVC inflatables including paddle boards, boats, kayaks, rafts and similar watercraft. Large tears or structural damage may require professional repair.
Is a wheeled SUP backpack useful for travel?
Yes. POP's current wheeled iSUP backpack is designed for inflatable boards up to 11'6" and combines wheels with shoulder and hip straps. Always confirm airline baggage rules directly with the carrier before flying.
Should I use a coiled ankle leash on every type of water?
No. Coiled ankle leashes can make sense on flatwater and some protected-water setups, but moving water introduces snag hazards. River and whitewater paddling can require different leash systems, quick-release setups and specific training.
Replace the Missing Part Before It Becomes the Reason You Stayed Home.
Grab the paddle, fin, pump, leash, bag or repair gear your setup needs and keep the next water day simple.
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