The Connelly name makes some of us drift back to days on the lake with a pair of water skis. With light weight durable epoxy construction and sleek designs, these guys are turning out high quality SUPs that are great for entry level riders.
When reviewing options for a new SUP, you’ll find several variations in fin style, shape and size. Here we look at a few of the options in fin type and why they might be relevant in your board selection process. Choosing the right fin for your paddleboard will depend on a few factors unique to your style of paddleboarding and the conditions you ride in.
Featuring an updated hull and nose for increased speed, the 12 ft. 6 in. Amundson TR-2 stand up paddleboard cuts a smooth, speedy wake during tours and races.
Smaller scale inflatable SUP designed for women riders seeking a stable, all around, easy to carry and store paddle board.
The soft top and hard rails of the Rave 11′ SUP create a perfect combination of comfort and performance not found in typical hard deck stand up paddle boards.