Same stoke.
Different wave.
Stand-up flowriding brings our love of boards to moving water. One wave, endless ways to make it your own.
Our home waveWatch @dagautt ride ↗
Riding image: Mauro Burgos / @dagautt on Instagram.
Find your feet.
Find your flow.
A FlowRider® sends a fast-moving sheet of water over a shaped riding surface, creating a wave you can ride in place. Stand-up flowriding uses a small board without bindings: balance, board control, and quick adjustments keep you moving across the flow.
For the thaDSC crew, the appeal is familiar. It’s the feeling of linking a clean turn, trying something new, and cheering when someone finally sticks it. Snowboarding experience can make the board feel familiar, but the water has its own rhythm.
From first rides to spins and aerial tricks, there’s always another reason to come back.
Kalahari Resorts
Every crew has a place that feels like home. For us, that wave is at Kalahari Resorts: a place to get board time, share the stoke, and keep the riding going beyond winter.
Planning a session? Check with your Kalahari location for current FlowRider hours, riding formats, stand-up session availability, and requirements before you go.
Explore Kalahari Resorts ↗Start small. Keep riding.
Listen to the crew.
Start with the on-site instructors. Follow the facility’s briefing, entry and exit instructions, and equipment rules.
Chase control.
Give yourself time to get comfortable with the board and the moving water. A steady ride is a win worth celebrating.
Ride together.
Watch other riders, encourage the next person up, and enjoy the small breakthroughs that keep everyone coming back.
See the wave in motion.
Check out Mauro Burgos’ riding clips for a closer look at stand-up flowriding.
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