How To Layer Outdoor Clothing
Proper clothing can make all the difference between a comfortable adventure and a miserable one. Learn how to layer outdoor clothing with Red.
Red Paddle Co FAQ - How To Choose A Stand Up Paddle Board
Written by Luke Green /
Experienced
If you’re a more experienced rider looking to improve speed and manoeuvrability then you may want to consider a longer, narrower SUP. The longer and narrower the board, the more speed you will have, but with slightly less stability. Longer and narrower touring boards like the 12'0", 12'6" or 13'2" Voyager MSL enable high speed tracking which is enhanced by the innovative V-Hull. A touring board like this is perfect for intermediate to experienced paddlers looking to do longer paddles where they may need to carry kit. If you’re looking to compete then you’ll need a specialist racing SUP that is longer and narrower than a touring board, like the 12'6" or 14'0" Elite. This SUP combines a Rocker Stiffening System (RSS) with a Forward Flex Control System (FFC) to add extra rigidity to the board in order to enhance speed and responsiveness.
Related articles
An Adventure On Two Wheels And An Inflatable SUP
Discover why an iconic Brompton folding bike and 12'0" Compact MSL Pact paddleboard turn out to be a match made in adventure heaven as we take a trip with Sabrina Nimmrichter on...
There Is No Planet B: Behind Red’s B Corp Certification
Sustainability and responsible business ethics have long been at the heart of what we do at Red Paddle Co, which is why we’re so proud to have become a B...
