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Paddle Boarding Boards Toronto Ontario Canada PBKiteboarding.com
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Inflatable Dream for Easy Set up and Storage in the trunk of your car for when you need it. Store your Red Paddle SUP in the Redesigned Knapsack Bag in very little space.
Easy o Inflate with the Included Ezee Pump!
Action Shots
Pump & Bag
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Included!
RSS Included with the Race.
Our Red paddle boards can take 20psi!
By looking at how and where a board flexes we have developed and patented the Rocker Stiffening System (RSS) to increase rigidity. It works by inserting stiffening battens along the rails of the board. The battens then work against the downward force of the rider to produce a stiffer board by preventing flex - similar to how a stringer works on a hard board. The stiffening battens are removable for easy board rolling and can be stored in the carry bag for transportation to and from the water.
Engineered to Work:
While the RSS batten has been shaped to give the best stiffness, the pocket into which it fits is also built to the highest quality. We build the pocket separately before laminating it to the board to ensure the very best fit and performance. No detail is missed to ensure the RSS system works to it’s full potential.
The RSS system is fitted to our 100mm 9’2″, 9’6″ and 10′ boards and our 150mm 12’6″ Race board. You won’t believe how much stiffer the boards are. Depending on rider weight and inflation pressures they are up to 50% stiffer than other inflatable boards of the same size and thickness.
The RSS system is fitted to our 100mm 9’2″, 9’6″ and 10′ boards and our 150mm 12’6″ Race board. You won’t believe how much stiffer the boards are. Depending on rider weight and inflation pressures they are up to 50% stiffer than other inflatable boards of the same size and thickness.
While the RSS batten has been shaped to give the best stiffness, the pocket into which it fits is also built to the highest quality. We build the pocket separately before laminating it to the board to ensure the very best fit and performance. No detail is missed to ensure the RSS system works to it’s full potential.
The RSS system is fitted to our 100mm 9’2″, 9’6″ and 10′ boards and our 150mm 12’6″ Race board. You won’t believe how much stiffer the boards are. Depending on rider weight and inflation pressures they are up to 50% stiffer than other inflatable boards of the same size and thickness.
The RSS system is fitted to our 100mm 9’2″, 9’6″ and 10′ boards and our 150mm 12’6″ Race board. You won’t believe how much stiffer the boards are. Depending on rider weight and inflation pressures they are up to 50% stiffer than other inflatable boards of the same size and thickness.
The RSS system is fitted to our 100mm 9’2?, 9’6? and 10' boards and our 150mm 12’6? Race board. Here is a quick guide on the easiest way to insert you battens into their pockets to make your board the stiffest inflatable on the market!
1. First you need to inflate the board until it has its shape but is still relatively flat as this will make inserting the battens easier.
2. Hold the board on its side and stand next to it with the batten in your hands and slowly insert the end into the pocket.
1. First you need to inflate the board until it has its shape but is still relatively flat as this will make inserting the battens easier.
2. Hold the board on its side and stand next to it with the batten in your hands and slowly insert the end into the pocket.
3. Push the initial part of the batten in remembering to keep the batten straight as you push it into the pocket.
4. Push down on the side of the board and the pocket releasing any pressure on the batten.
4. Push down on the side of the board and the pocket releasing any pressure on the batten.
5. Now stand towards the front of the board and pull the batten towards you using the rope attached to the batten.
6. Once fully inserted, tuck the rope behind the batten to avoid any unnecessary drag in the water.
6. Once fully inserted, tuck the rope behind the batten to avoid any unnecessary drag in the water.
Removing the battens
1. To remove the battens first deflate the board so most of the pressure has been released then.
2. Then grab the board and the rope attached to the end of the batten and standing near the back of the board pull the batten towards you whilst pushing down on the pocket to keep the batten flat.
3. Keep pulling the batten straight out of the pocket until it is completely removed.
1. To remove the battens first deflate the board so most of the pressure has been released then.
2. Then grab the board and the rope attached to the end of the batten and standing near the back of the board pull the batten towards you whilst pushing down on the pocket to keep the batten flat.
3. Keep pulling the batten straight out of the pocket until it is completely removed.
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