Inflatable SUP reviews
Inflatable stand up paddle boards are an ever popular choice for SUPers and we’ve had the opportunity to check out some of what’s available for UK stand ups. Here you’ll find our selection of iSUP reviews that’ll give you all that essential blow up SUP knowledge.
Having checked out FWBPC’s Classic 9.11ft hard shell board last issue we were keen to scope out the brand’s inflatable offering. Coming supplied with an extremely robust
[...]Review by Rich Heathcote O’Shea continue their run of high end inflatables and here hand us their 2017 race offering: the 12.6ft x 30” x 310L GTR. A beautiful looking
[...]Hobie are renowned for innovation and doing things differently – their Mirage Eclipse pretty much proves that (search for it online if you’re not aware). In the UK there
[...]In the first of a new type of in depth kit test for SUPM we put JP’s LE CruisAir 12.6ft x 31” under the microscope. Read on for a deep dive product focus. JP’s
[...]After the joy that was Red Paddle Co’s Sport 12.6ft we couldn’t wait to take the described more performance orientated Elite for a spin. Designed as the brand’s race
[...]O’Shea’s inflatable stand up paddle board offerings are traditionally top drawer and the 10.6ft doesn’t fall short. In fact, at first glance, the 10.6ft is completely
[...]Fanatic’s hard shell 2015 Ray touring SUP is fondly remembered by us at SUPM. A super versatile board that performs across a wide spectrum of areas ensures it’s a firm
[...]We weren’t quite sure what to expect with Aqua Inc’s 14ft Air Rider. On the beach (having been inflated) it appears quite narrow in the tail and nose. Based on past
[...]Most of you know the deal with Fatstick by now – the affordable stand up paddle boarding brand based in Bournemouth on the south coast. Not catering for the bling bling end
[...]Lokahi are pulling out all the stops to set themselves up as one of the major stand up paddle boarding companies worldwide. We reviewed their Concept 7.9ft new school surf
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