We packed light for the weekend—tent, cooler, a few snacks—and of course, the Hiwave board strapped to the roof. At the campsite by the lake, it wasn’t just gear, it was part of the plan.
During the day, it was our ride. We paddled out to explore coves, hauled a small bag of firewood back across the water, even let the kids use it as a floating dock for swimming. The deck was solid, steady, and big enough to carry whatever adventure called for.
When the sun dipped low, the board turned into something else. We pulled it up on shore and spread a blanket across the top. It became an extra lounge spot to sit by the fire, stargaze, and tell stories late into the night.
By morning, a quick rinse and roll-up, and the Hiwave was ready to go again—just like us. For camping, it’s not just a paddleboard. It’s a ride, a table, a dock, a seat, and sometimes, the best spot in camp.
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