Collection: Stand Up Paddle / SUP Products

Inflatable or composite?

An inflatable is the right answer for most people: it lives in a cupboard, survives being dropped on the ramp, and fits in a hatchback. A composite board is faster, quieter through the water and more rewarding to paddle, which matters if you are going out three times a week or racing.

Volume and length

For flat water on the Maroochy River, a board around 10'6" with plenty of width is stable enough to learn on and still worth paddling a year later. Longer and narrower is faster and tippier. If you are over 100kg, look for volume over length.

Paddles matter more than people expect

A lighter paddle is the single upgrade most paddlers notice immediately — you lift it a few thousand times a session. The paddles are here.

Boards travel on a flat $300 anywhere in Australia, or free pick-up from Cotton Tree.

Still weighing it up? Ring the shop on (07) 5309 6624 or come into Cotton Tree. We ride this gear here, and we would rather spend ten minutes getting you on the right thing than sell you the dearest one on the page.