BIC Sport DURA-TEC Original Stand Up Paddle Board - 11' 4"
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Great for a wide range of paddlers in both flatwater and small surf, this stable entry-level 11' 4" paddleboard uses durable polyethylene construction for rugged performance at a great price.
Shop similar products- A foam core encased in thermoformed polyethylene offers excellent durability, light weight and high flotation
- DURA-TEC construction provides a high level of durability with the true boardsport feel and performance of higher priced, and more fragile, epoxy boards
- Padded deck supplies reliable wax-free traction when paddling in the standing or kneeling position, and provides increased comfort on longer paddles
- 10 in. single fin promotes straight tracking through the water
- Integrated carry handle on deck for easy solo transportation
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View all BIC Sport Paddle Boards| Best Use | Paddle Boarding |
|---|---|
| Material(s) | Polyethylene |
| Paddle Board Style | Polyurethane Foam |
| Length | 11 ft. 4 in. |
| Nose | Unavailable |
| Mid | 32 inches |
| Tail | 19.25 inches |
| Thickness | 4.5 inches |
| Fin Length | 10 inches |
| Fin Box | Single |
| Volume | 205 liters |
| Weight Capacity (lbs) | 210 pounds |
| Hull Type | Planing |
| Weight | 41 pounds |
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I actually have the 10.6 duratec and the only difference is this will handle a little more weight. Everyone says the board is heavy but the difference between this board and a glass board like it is maybe 5 pounds or so and you will not notice it once in the water. Others complain the bonding seam is rough. just file it down, it is plastic over foam and files down easy. The board is a great board for someone who knows there family and friends will be rough with it and bang it around. There is nothing better than sharing the paddleboard experience and these boards are affordable and can handle the abuse they will get. It is a great all around stable board for most open water and river use. I also have a really nice Yolo 12.6 TR tour race board that is apples to oranges to this board, but again what will you do with it and who will use it. If you have a large family or have a lot of lake parities this is the board for you for many reasons. if it does get a ding, it will not crack or puncture and is easily fixable. If it does get banged up you are not baning up a really expensive board. The other option is HIGH quality inflatable board as they will also handle the abouse this can take but they are not nearly as stiff as a hard board. If you really want a beautiful light weight planing hull board like this you would be proud to hang on a wall and but affraid to share, spend the money and get a Three Brothers wood board r a Yolo board. If you want something that you can share with friends and family, you cannot go wrong with a BIC Dura-Tec. Pro- Fun family and bullet proof Con- non as the board is intended for a market that is not expecting 1500 dollar board performance from a 800 or less dollar board.