Where are starboard SUPs made?
The Starboard HQ and workshop in Bangkok, Thailand – the heart of the company. This is where the magic happens! The HQ and The Workshop – The Heart of Starboard 30 minutes south-east from the city core of Bangkok you will find Starboard Headquarter. The place where it happens.The HQ and The Workshop – The Heart of Starboard Located at Taco Lake, a remote area close to the bustling Bangkok traffic we have the possibility to utilise the lake for stand up paddling and the near by ocean for windsurfing.The Starboard HQ and workshop in Bangkok, Thailand – the heart of the company. This is where the magic happens!
What is the pressure for a starboard sup?
The recommended pressure for our inflatable boards is between 15 and 18 PSI. If the temperature outside is above 25 degrees Celsius, we recommend inflating the board only up to 15 psi, since the pressure will increase naturally, due to the heat. What PSI Do I Inflate My Tower Inflatable SUP Board To? The best inflatable stand-up paddle board PSI level is anywhere from 10 to 15. Most people inflate their board to about 10 to 12 PSI. A higher PSI will help if you are riding in cold or choppy water.As we’ve shown above, inflatable boards are easy to transport and store, durable and are usually more affordable than rigid paddle boards, making them ideal for leisure paddling. But if you’re looking for a board for SUP surfing or racing, a good quality rigid board may be a better option.With proper care and maintenance, a well-built inflatable paddle board can last anywhere from 5 to 10 years or more. However, it’s essential to keep in mind that the lifespan of your iSUP may vary depending on how often you use it, the conditions in which it’s used and stored, and the quality of construction.Added volume and increased stability are also what makes inflatable SUPS stand out as the best option when compared to non inflatable paddle boards. Tower iSUP’s in particular have about twice the volume of the same length non inflatable paddle board, making them way more stable and buoyant.
What is the pressure for a starboard SUP?
The recommended pressure for our inflatable boards is between 15 and 18 PSI. If the temperature outside is above 25 degrees Celsius, we recommend inflating the board only up to 15 psi, since the pressure will increase naturally, due to the heat. What PSI Should a Paddle Board Be? Generally speaking, lighter paddlers (under 180 lbs) can inflate the board to 15-18 PSI, while heavier paddlers (over 180 lbs) should inflate to 15-22 PSI. Higher PSI, like 15 PSI, can provide more rigidity in cold or choppy conditions.
How durable is Starboard?
Starboard is a plastic sheet material made of High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) and infused with UV inhibitors. In fact, it’s one of the few materials that is nearly impervious to UV exposure. This makes it highly durable, even in the harshest weather. Starboard material will never rot, delaminate, or fade. There are many types of marine plywood. The better ones are stronger than King StarBoard®.King StarBoard® AS will not rust, delaminate or rot when exposed to UV, humidity or water. It is ideal for a variety of high-traffic marine applications from decking and swim platforms to ladder steps where traction is critical.
Is the starboard icon any good?
A truly innovative design, the Starboard Icon is best suited to beginner riders, first time paddlers and those looking for more stability from an iSUP – whether that be as a heavier rider, or someone searching for more confidence when paddling in bumpier conditions. CONCLUSION: A very successful compromise board that will be a lot of fun for intermediate riders with gliding experience, but also seems suitable for beginners and children (with an additional smaller fin at the back). The Starboard Go is a particularly versatile board.If your adventures involve speed, long-distance cruising, or fishing, an 11′ paddle board is your match, offering faster gliding and ample space. On the other hand, if your focus is on yoga or recreational paddling, or you just prefer a more relaxed pace, the nimble 10′ paddle board should be your go-to.CONCLUSION: A very successful compromise board that will be a lot of fun for intermediate riders with gliding experience, but also seems suitable for beginners and children (with an additional smaller fin at the back). The Starboard Go is a particularly versatile board.