Paddle out on original art. The Rainbow SUP carries a full deck illustration hand-drawn by Diver Mon, the same reef life artwork you'll know from her fins and gaiters, now at board scale.
Built as a drop-stitch inflatable, it's stable enough for a first timer and light enough to carry to the water on your own. Deflated it rolls into a backpack, so it fits in a boot, a hatchback, or checked luggage.
Best for flat water cruising, coastal paddling and sunrise laps with a friend on the nose.
Caring for your inflatable SUP
Rinse with fresh water after every paddle, dry it fully in the shade before rolling, and never store it inflated in a hot car or direct sun. Carry the board rather than dragging it. Salt, heat and UV are what wear a SUP out not paddling.
For those of you who are lucky enough to travel or if you just want to spend less time pumping and more time paddle boarding we recommend using the Ride Engine Pump. This is small, lightweight and extremely portable which I keep in the car and it can pump a SUP dozens of times on a single charge.
