Products tagged with RED

Such success is due to the unrivalled quality, durability and innovation of all Red Paddle Co boards, but also the versatility of the Ride 10’6″ inflatable SUP.

Waterproof SUP Deck Bag - 22L . Fitting seamlessly onto your board and packed full of features, this waterproof SUP deck bag will enable you to make every paddle an adventure.

Made for surfers who want to take their ride all over the world. It’s got a narrow tail, a removable, adjustable fin from world leading surfboard fin creators FCS and Red Paddle Co’s patented RSS batten system, which makes it super-stiff for maximum manoe

The RED Sport 11'3 Fast, Efficient, Ultra Stiff and ultimate FUN. This is a board the whole family can enjoy with ideal rider weight of 140- 190 lbs though it can handle up to 240LBS.

The 13'2" Voyager iSUP has high sides, large volume and narrower width making it a high-speed cruiser, designed for competent paddlers.

This board has all the same great qualities as the 9’8” and the 10’6” Ride Boards but it’s two inches wider, increasing the volume and maximizing stability on the water.

This Red Paddle Co 10'6 Ride MSL Purple Edition is designed to float and glide easily on flat water, and it has just the right amount of curve in the plan shape so it rides smoothly and predictably in surf, no matter what kind of rider you are.

Early on Red Paddle Co discovered people were taking their Red Paddle Co inflatable SUPs to the water for yoga, pilates and stretching, so they created a board specifically for them. It is called the 10’8” Activ, and is based on the 10’8” Ride, but with

The 11’0” Sport offers a step up from the Ride family and has been designed for the more experienced paddler to deliver more speed and dynamic performance (although they’re not race boards).

With Red's paddle carry bags you can feel safe that your SUP paddles will be better protected during transportation.

You can take it on as hand luggage or put it in the main hold.

The Silent Air Remover reduces the sound of a board inflated to 18psi from over 130 decibels at initial valve depression to less than 80 decibels.