Over the last ten years, stand-up paddle boarding has exploded in popularity. What started as an oceanic pursuit for a handful of surfers that had Oahu’s aquatic stuntman Brian Keaulana, Laird Hamilton, and some old-school surf instructors from Waikiki, has currently become worldwide ubiquitous from beach breaks to harbours to lakes and hidden angling sports.
We took market factors into consideration. Presently, the stand-up paddle board marketplace is as fluid as the ocean. Producers, sellers, and models come and go seemingly overnight. We have attempted to recommend well-warrantied products from companies we are aware you will able to deal with at least 365 days from now.
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Adventure Paddleboarding All-Rounder
The all-rounder has some number of features working for it. Firstly, its construction is super durable, with an extruded EPS foam core that would not soak water should the board take a ding. Other specifications of this model include;
- 32-inch-wide deck
- Surf-friendly construction
- Series of plugs
PROS
- Lightweight, super-strong, and an original surfboard for real waves
- REI customer service
CONS
- More expensive than some other epoxy boards on the market
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Liquid Shredder Inflatable Paddle Board
This model from Liquid Shredder has refined its manufacturing process to a high degree. It has a feather-light 26 pounds and a very stable 32-inches wide and 4-inches thick. Other specifications of this model include;
- Uses a patented construction process
- Small plug
- One-year warranty
PROS
- Lightweight and kid-friendly
- Durable
- Surfs well for a soft board
CONS
- It can be a handful in windy conditions as a result of being lightweight
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Tower Adventurer inflatable
In the year 2012, stand-up paddleboarder Stephen Aarstol came up on NBC Shark Tank ad Mark Cuban to take a 150 thousand dollars chance on his small paddleboard company. Since he made that decision, tower has exploded in sales from hundred thousand dollars to twenty-five million. Specifications of this model include;
- Inflatable SUP
- Made rigid
- Features a midly flexible and easily removable center fin
PROS
- Lightweight and also stiff
- Tracks nicely on waves and even amidst mild chop
CONS
- Flimsy pump, does not do very well in wind and could make use of D-rings up front.
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9’5’ Mana GTW
Assuming that you want a board that can work in the surf, you will want to be certain it incorporates something known as rocker, which is the front-to-back concave of a board’s hull that lets it to sit more comfortably on a wave’s face. Specifications of this model include;
- 163-liter volume and 4.75-inch thickness
- 10 feet long
PROS
- Shaped perfectly for small to moderate stuff
- Solid construction
CONS
- Too short to work perfectly as a touring paddle board, needs deft footing
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Atoll 11’ Foot Inflatable Paddle Board
This model is the perfect inflatable stand up paddle board as a result of its incredible familiarity to hardboard, making it seen as a hard board mimicker. When it is inflated, you can elevate this model at every end and be able to stand on the board without falling. Specifications of this model include;
- Additional tough 10’ Poly Flex Leash
- Ultra lightweight
- Backpack included
PROS
- Durable dual layer PVC
- Great speed and control
- Stylish design
CONS
- Quite expensive
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IROCKER Cruiser Inflatable Paddle Board
This model from iRocker has many years of experience in making better paddle boards, so we are sure that this is the perfect inflatable paddle board. The material can deal with normal wear and tear so you do not have to be concerned about small scuffs puncturing your board. Other specifications of this model include;
- 6’ thickness
- 2-year manufacturer warranty
- Tri-fin system
PROS
- Incredibly durable
- Military-grade PVC
- Lightweight
CONS
- It can be handful in windy conditions as a result of being lightweight
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SereneLife Inflatable Paddle Board
This type of paddle board offers maximum stability and balance as you are standing as a result of its large deck width. Joined with a soft and non-slip top deck, it is specifically designed to reduce any possibility of damage as it is simpler to balance, and offers a cushioned landing assuming you collapse, making it ideal for beginners. Other specifications of this model include;
- Triple bottom panel fins
- Large and non-slip top deck
- Wide deck
PROS
- Lightweight
- Great value package
CONS
- Expensive
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Pathfinder Inflatable Paddle Board
This type features additional width, offering enhanced stability in the water. This is among the best inflatable stand up paddleboards for touring, and also great for other activities like fishing from your paddleboard, or paddleboard yoga. Specifications of this model include;
- Comfortable diamond-grooved deck pad
- Extra buoyant
PROS
- Convenient carry strap provided
- Superior grip
- Extra width
CONS
- Not compact enough unlike other paddleboards
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Ten Toes Weekender Inflatable Paddle Board
This model is great for anyone who desires to get in and get out of the water quickly, with minimum fuss, and more than enough fun. The board is more compact, unlike others on mentioned on this list, indicating that you can store it in even the smallest spaces, and you do not have to be concerned about taking up space in your vehicle. Other specifications of this model include;
- 15 color choices
- Premium handling
- Bungee system for simple storage
PROS
- Durable
- Compact size
- Quick inflation
CONS
- Pricey to acquire
