Are red paddle boards good?
Red Paddle Co boards are made from better and more expensive materials than mass market boards and are hand-built to very high standards. The high-quality components and accessories that come with the boards also add to their cost. Where Red paddleboards are concerned, know that they are built to withstand large amounts of pressure. Generally speaking, we’d suggest aiming for 15-22 PSI.Red Paddle Co boards don’t have a maximum pressure on printed on our boards, but you will find they perform best between 15-20psi.Red Paddle Co boards don’t have a maximum pressure on printed on our boards, but you will find they perform best between 15-20psi.Red Paddle Co boards are made from better and more expensive materials than mass market boards and are hand-built to very high standards. The high-quality components and accessories that come with the boards also add to their cost.To find the right stand up paddle board for you, consider how you’re going to use it, how it will fit your body and how you want it to handle in the water. The key decision points will be the shape of the board, getting the correct volume and capacity, as well as the proper length, width and thickness.
Where is Red Paddle based?
Born on the South Devon coast in 2008 with a mission to get more people out on the water, Red creates world leading inflatable paddleboards and premium outdoor kit. From day one, Red’s mantra has been to never compromise. Red Paddle Co boards are made from better and more expensive materials than mass market boards and are hand-built to very high standards. The high-quality components and accessories that come with the boards also add to their cost.At Red, we sell our paddle boards in bundles, ensuring you have everything you need to simply inflate and go. This naturally might make a Red paddle board seem more expensive than some of the other options available, but that’s often simply due to the number (and quality) of the extras and accessories included.
Are red paddles good?
It is well-suited for those who enjoy exploring at a faster pace without sacrificing too much practicality. Overall, the board delivered an impressive performance and provided valuable insight into the new Red Paddle Co Sport Plus 14′ x 28″ model. Generally, the 11′ paddle boards can shoulder more weight, making them the ideal choice for slightly larger paddlers or those carrying additional gear. A 10′ board, while it has a lower weight capacity, still manages to handle a reasonable load and is a great fit for smaller paddlers.Heavier paddlers who are well under 6′ tall can get away with a 10-11 board that is over 32” wide. Paddlers over 6′ tall across the weight spectrum will do best to prioritize length.