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- RetrospecWeekender 2 Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board with Paddle - 10'6"$174.93Save 30%compared to $249.95(19)19 reviews with an average rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars
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What hull type is best for you?
- Planing: Maneuverable and rides on top of the water—great for leisure paddling, surfing, SUP yoga and whitewater
- Displacement: Efficient for longer distances and speed; less maneuverable than planing hulls
- Hybrid: Combines aspects of planing and displacement hulls to cut through water easily with more stability
Solid or inflatable SUP?
- Inflatable: Budget-friendly, easy to store and travel with; good for paddling whitewater and SUP yoga
- Solid: Best performance—fast, smooth and more stable with less effort. Requires plenty of storage and a way to transport it
Sizing your board
- Volume, weight capacity and thickness affect stability. Factor in cargo and passengers when figuring weight capacity
- Length: Longer boards are generally faster than shorter ones but less maneuverable
- Width: Wider boards are more stable than narrow ones, but can be slower and more difficult to paddle









