BOTE's full line of Axe paddle board paddles are made from full 3K twill carbon fiber and fit perfectly inside the BOTE Adjustable Paddle Bag.

The BOTE Board Sox provides protection from the sun. Constructed from Heavy Duty Anti-UV 4-Way Stretch Material, the sock will stretch to fit boards from 10.5' to 14'. Secure it to your board with the cinching drawstring. The Board Sox carrying bag also doubles as a paddle blade cover.

Outside of the beach towns and the tourist destinations Florida is widely known for, is a place with a slower pace, rich history and bountiful land. ‘Old Florida’ is alive and thriving, you just have to know where to look for it.

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The key to keeping your inflatable looking as fresh as the day you bought it is to provide a little bit of regular care and maintenance. What you put into it is exactly what you get out of it, in every capacity. Here are Tips and Tricks for taking care of your inflatable.

Imagine traveling twelve hundred miles to fish a place most seasoned saltwater anglers would generally pass over, only to have mother nature thumb her nose in your face and leave you nearly empty handed on the way out the door. Sounds dreamy, right?

Well, to be honest, I was born in the spirit of adventure. At 8,000 feet during an intense winter storm in the Eastern Sierra’s, to be exact. When you grow up somewhere like Mammoth Lakes, it's hard to ignore the immense beauty of the wilderness.

This five-year relationship between BOTE and Sean Murphy all started with one image. An image of an attractive blond girl standing on top of a blacked-out postal truck, pouring gasoline down onto the head of the driver. A picture is worth a thousand words – but this one spoke millions.

It's a challenge. Balancing work and leisure, raising your kids, focusing on the simple things that really matter. For the majority of us, myself included, the struggle to do so is very real. But in reality, it's the accumulation of these diverse events that make you who you are.