Path: » The SUPzero Factor » Brittany Parker » 2016
Year: 2007 - 2008 - 2009 - 2010 - 2011 - 2012 - 2013 - 2014 - 2015 - 2016 - 2017 - 2018 - 2019 - 2020 - 2021 - 2022 - 2023 - 2024
Month: Jan - Feb - Mar - Apr - May - Jun - Jul - Aug - Sep - Oct - Nov - Dec - Show full year

Who's talking about you? The SUPzero Factor tracks the online attention for SUP athletes and brands by scanning more than 1500 paddling sites for your personal names and brand names, and weighing the matches by site importance, clicks and text position.

The SUPzero Factor - Brittany Parker 2016

Brittany Parker

No access to full details

You do not have access to full information about Brittany Parker. To get access to these details, you can 'claim' the listing. To do so, please log in first.

SUPzero Factor August 2016: 59 points.

Relative: 9.1% of top scorer. Average: 2.0 points per day.

Brands: Badfish, Level Six

Date	Category	Site	Headlines
Aug 29	News	...	...
Aug 25	Social	...	...
Aug 25	Social	...	...
Aug 25	News	...	...
Aug 24	Social	...	...
Aug 22	Social	...	...
Aug 18	Social	...	...
Aug 18	News	...	...
Aug 18	Social	...	...
Aug 16	Social	...	...
Aug 13	News	...	...
Aug 8	News	Distressed Mullet	Werner Paddles-BRITTANY PARKER LUNCH COUNTER + PIPELINE
Aug 8	Social	Distressed Mullet FB	Check out this video: BRITTANY PARKER LUNCH COUNTER + PIPELINE http://bit.ly/2aMr8zy @WernerPaddles #river #sup #surf #whitewater #riversurf
Aug 8	Social	Werner FB	Team rider Brittany Parker, showing off her river surfing skills and style. Video Heather Jackson Badfish Stand Up Paddle #SUPWhitewater
Aug 8	Videos	playak.tv	Video: Werner Paddles-BRITTANY PARKER LUNCH COUNTER + PIPELINE
Aug 8	Videos	playak.tv	Video: Werner Paddles-Team rider Brittany Parker, SUP surfing 2 legendary waves.
Aug 8	News	Werner	SUP river surfing with Werner Paddle’s Team rider-Brittany Parker.
Aug 2	Social	Whitewater SUP	So, Ken Hoeve and Brittany Parker, you have both recently posted about long hold downs in big water. Maybe this kind of water calls for a higher float PFD. I use an ICF race standard PFD, because, well.. it's what I've got. it has pretty minimal buoyancy. Most of us are in some form of kayaking PFD, they are cut short to make room for the skirt and to stay above the cockpit rim. We don't need that in Sup. In fact we would benefit from some extra coverage in many cases. I've been thinking of a few options, A) a 'full time' high-float PFD. B) an 'Airbag' mechanism in a regular PFD like an (avalanche pack) that is either pressure triggered or manually triggered for the occasional big hold down. C) and I like this one a lot, a medium to high float PFD that has an extra chamber that you can blow up before big drops, but then fold away again the rest of the day so it's not too cumbersome except when you need it. Let me know what you think of the idea, and if you like it, convince ...

Tracked Brands and Athletes - Tracked Sites - FAQ - Contact Us

Get Added
Questions?

Add your name or brand to The SUPzero Factor

Questions about The SUPzero Factor?

If you need further information about this service, please ask by filling in this form.

The Global SUP Community

Like us on Facebook

Forums