Stand Up Paddle Boards

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Stand up paddle boarding is one of the easiest and most rewarding ways to get out on the water. It is calm enough for a gentle cruise on a lake, versatile enough for rivers, coast, and small surf, and a brilliant full body workout. The right board, matched to your weight and how you want to paddle, makes learning quick and every outing more enjoyable. Our stand up paddle board range covers inflatable and hard SUPs in all round, touring, and specialist shapes, along with the pumps, paddles, and accessories that come with them. We stock trusted brands and a spread of sizes and budgets, so you can find a board that suits your paddling and your storage space. Not sure whether to go inflatable or hard, or which size? The guide below explains it, and our team is always happy to help. Browse the range below, see our wider paddle range , and pair your board with a wetsuit for cooler UK water. How Do You Choose a Paddle Board? Choosing a SUP comes down to how and where you want to paddle, your weight, and how you will store and transport it. The main decisions are inflatable versus hard construction, the board's volume and size for your weight, and the shape for your intended use. Once you know those, the choice becomes straightforward, and most first time paddlers are very well served by an all round inflatable. Inflatable or Hard SUP? This is the first and biggest decision. Inflatable SUPs: pack down into a backpack, easy to store and transport, durable, and forgiving if you knock them; ideal for most recreational paddlers and anyone short on space Hard SUPs: rigid epoxy or composite boards that are faster and more responsive, preferred for performance, racing, and surf, but bulkier to store and carry For most people, especially beginners and those travelling or storing a board at home, an inflatable is the practical choice. Hard boards come into their own when you want maximum glide and performance. Board Size, Volume, and Shape Size and volume determine stability and how