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Scottish Sun
2 days ago
- Lifestyle
- Scottish Sun
Lidl is selling a paddleboard that'll provide joy on the water this summer – and it's £80 cheaper than a Decathlon buy
It also comes with a number of other items included STAND UP Lidl is selling a paddleboard that'll provide joy on the water this summer – and it's £80 cheaper than a Decathlon buy Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A FUN summer buy is available from the popular budget retailer for almost half the price of other sellers. Lidl is providing items for enjoying the summer days that are on the way for a good price. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 The Crivit All-Round Inflatable SUP from Lidl comes in a pack Credit: Lidl 2 It is similar to yhe Stand up paddle inflatable pack 10'6 from Decathlon Credit: Decathlon The Crivit All-Round Inflatable SUP is priced at just £99.99, and will be available at Lidl stores this week from Thursday May 29. This stand-up paddle board is £80 cheaper than the Decathlon version that is currently going for £179.99. Decathlon's Stand up paddle inflatable pack was initially even more expensive, with an initial price of £239.99. Both items are inflatable boards that can be used on small bays, lakes, rivers, canals or other protected offshore waters. The Lidl SUP pack includes a paddle that can stretch up to 217 cm, a double-action pump to inflate and deflate the board, a rucksack, leash, repair kit and slid-in fin, The rucksack, as well as carry strap in the middle of the board, makes it easy to transport whether inflated or deflated. Decathlon's pack includes similar additions, as well as a repair cloth and valve spanner that can be used when the paddle board is deflated. It is slightly larger, measuring 3 metres 20cm, whilst Lidl's is 3 metres 5cm. The Decathlon SUP can therefore hold multiple people with a maximum capacity 130kg. However, the Lidl version only holds one person at a maxiumum load of 100kg. Items to always buy at Lidl The SUP from Lidl comes with a number of other bargain water sports items just in time for the summer. Along with the Crivit Inflatable board also comes a Premium Snorkel Mask which can be bought for just £12.99, a Parasol or an Inflatable Pool Lounger both for under £5 Other regular swimming items for a good price include goggles for just £1.99.
The Sun
2 days ago
- Business
- The Sun
Lidl is selling a paddleboard that'll provide joy on the water this summer – and it's £80 cheaper than a Decathlon buy
A FUN summer buy is available from the popular budget retailer for almost half the price of other sellers. Lidl is providing items for enjoying the summer days that are on the way for a good price. 2 The Crivit All-Round Inflatable SUP is priced at just £99.99, and will be available at Lidl stores this week from Thursday May 29. This stand-up paddle board is £80 cheaper than the Decathlon version that is currently going for £179.99. Decathlon's Stand up paddle inflatable pack was initially even more expensive, with an initial price of £239.99. Both items are inflatable boards that can be used on small bays, lakes, rivers, canals or other protected offshore waters. The Lidl SUP pack includes a paddle that can stretch up to 217 cm, a double-action pump to inflate and deflate the board, a rucksack, leash, repair kit and slid-in fin, The rucksack, as well as carry strap in the middle of the board, makes it easy to transport whether inflated or deflated. Decathlon's pack includes similar additions, as well as a repair cloth and valve spanner that can be used when the paddle board is deflated. It is slightly larger, measuring 3 metres 20cm, whilst Lidl's is 3 metres 5cm. The Decathlon SUP can therefore hold multiple people with a maximum capacity 130kg. However, the Lidl version only holds one person at a maxiumum load of 100kg. Items to always buy at Lidl The SUP from Lidl comes with a number of other bargain water sports items just in time for the summer. Along with the Crivit Inflatable board also comes a Premium Snorkel Mask which can be bought for just £12.99, a Parasol or an Inflatable Pool Lounger both for under £5 Other regular swimming items for a good price include goggles for just £1.99.
The Irish Sun
2 days ago
- Lifestyle
- The Irish Sun
Lidl is selling a paddleboard that'll provide joy on the water this summer – and it's £80 cheaper than a Decathlon buy
A FUN summer buy is available from the popular budget retailer for almost half the price of other sellers. Lidl is providing items for enjoying the summer days that are on the way for a good price. Advertisement 2 The Crivit All-Round Inflatable SUP from Lidl comes in a pack Credit: Lidl 2 It is similar to yhe Stand up paddle inflatable pack 10'6 from Decathlon Credit: Decathlon The This stand-up paddle board is £80 cheaper than the Decathlon version that is currently going for £179.99. Decathlon's Both items are inflatable boards that can be used on small bays, lakes, rivers, canals or other protected offshore waters. Advertisement Read More Fabulous News The Lidl SUP pack includes a paddle that can stretch up to 217 cm, a double-action pump to inflate and deflate the board, a rucksack, leash, repair kit and slid-in fin, The rucksack, as well as carry strap in the middle of the board, makes it easy to transport whether inflated or deflated. Decathlon's pack includes similar additions, as well as a repair cloth and valve spanner that can be used when the paddle board is deflated. It is slightly larger, measuring 3 metres 20cm, whilst Lidl's is 3 metres 5cm. Advertisement Most read in Fabulous The Decathlon SUP can therefore hold multiple people with a maximum capacity 130kg. However, the Lidl version only holds one person at a maxiumum load of 100kg. Items to always buy at Lidl The SUP from Lidl comes with a number of other bargain water sports items just in time for the summer. Along with the Crivit Inflatable board also comes a Advertisement Other regular swimming items for a good price include
India Today
3 days ago
- Sport
- India Today
Asian Athletics: 18-year-old Pooja wins high jump gold, golden double for Gulveer
India continued its medal-winning spree at the Asian Athletics Championships. On Day 4 of the continental track and field meet, the nation secured three gold medals, bringing its total to 18 and firmly consolidating its position in second place on the medal table, behind China. The highlight of the day came when 18-year-old Pooja set a new personal best to clinch gold in the women's high jump. It marked the first time since 2000 that an Indian athlete had topped the podium in this event at the Asian Athletics Championships. Meanwhile, Gulveer Singh completed a remarkable double, claiming the 5000m gold with a championship record just days after winning gold in the 10,000m. Notably, it was Gulveer who had opened India's gold medal tally on Day 1 of the competition in Gumi, South Korea. Pooja secured gold with a best effort of 1.89m, a personal milestone. She initially failed to clear 1.83m and 1.86m on her first attempts, but, aware that a height beyond 1.86m was needed for gold, she soared over 1.89m on her very first try. Pooja then attempted to set a new national record, raising the bar to 1.92m for her final jump, but narrowly missed out. Nevertheless, the teenager revelled in her golden moment, arms flung in the air and disbelief etched across her face. Uzbekistan's Safina Sadullaeva won silver with 1.86m while Kazakhstan's Yelizaveta won bronze. It was Pooja's first major medal at the senior level. She won a gold medal in the Asian U18 Championships in Tashkent to grab the spotlight at the highest level. Pooja hails from a humble background, with her father, Hansraj, working as a construction worker or mason. Despite financial constraints, Pooja's early athletic career began with gymnastics before transitioning to high jumping under the guidance of Coach Balwan Singh. Tejaswin Shankar, who won silver in Decathlon, called Pooja's gold medal the greatest achievement by an Indian at the Asian Athletics Championships. "The greatest performance from an Indian perspective at AAC2025 in Gumi for me is Pooja's," he said. GULVEER JOINS ELITE LIST Gulveer shattered a decade-old meet record in men's 5000m. The national-record-holding runner clocked 13:24.77sec to edge past Thailand's Kieran Tuntivate, who finished close behind at 13:24.97sec, while Japan's Nagiya Mori took bronze in 13:25.06s. The previous championship record belonged to Qatar's Mohamed Al-Garni, who had clocked 13:34.47 in the 2015 edition. With this performance, Gulveer became only the second Indian in the history of the Asian Athletics Championships to win the men's 5,000m and 10,000m double after G Lakshmanan in 2017. He also joined an elite group of Indian athletes to have won gold in the men's 5000m event of the continental meet -- the other three being Gopal Saini (1981), Bahadur Prasad (1993), and G Lakshmanan (2017). (With PTI Inputs)
The Hindu
5 days ago
- Sport
- The Hindu
Asian Athletics Championships 2025, Medals Tally: India placed third with two golds after day two
India slipped from second to third on the second day of the Asian Athletics Championships medal tally in Gumi, Korea. The country's second gold medal of the competition came in the 4x400m mixed relay while Tejaswin Shankar (Decathlon), Praveen Chithravel (Men's Triple Jump), Rupal Chaudhary (Women's 400m) and Pooja (Women's 1500m) grabbed silver medals. Yoonus Shah won a bronze in men's 1500m. China leads with 13 medals (10 gold), followed by Japan, India and others. The event ends on May 31. Here's the top five breakdown after day two: Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total 1 China 10 3 0 13 2 Japan 3 5 5 13 3 India 2 4 2 8 4 Qatar 1 0 0 1 5 Korea 0 1 2 3 Related Topics Asian Athletics Championships
