Paddleboarding > Touring
AMUNDSON
11'6" TR-X UPDATED
WWW.AMUNDSONSUP. COM • $1,999 USD
Amundson TR boards are fast and stable shapes that excel in all paddling environments where effortless speed is desired for touring or racing. The narrow nose smoothes out any chop, and the longer waterline increases glide and tracking. The 11'6" TR-X is one of the smallest boards in the TR series. It is 29 inches wide with 53 gallons of volume, and is ideal for fit novice paddlers up to 160 pounds and advanced paddlers up to 190 pounds. The sleek nose is slightly upturned with a rounded underwater shape that keeps the board riding high and dry.
LENGTH: 11'6'' • WIDTH: 29'' THICKNESS: 5.7'' • VOLUME: 203 L • MATERIAL: WOOD/ COMPOSITE • WEIGHT: 25 LBS • PADDLER WEIGHT: UP TO 230 LBS
AMUNDSON
12'6" TR 27 UPDATED
WWW.AMUNDSONSUP. COM • $1,499 USD
Amundson's most popular board, the 12'6" TR Series is a great size for most adults, giving them enough waterline to feel the increased speed and glide that the TR designs offer. The board features their easy-carry handle and deck inserts for stowing a PFD or dry bag. The 12'6" TR 27 is sized to fit lighter paddlers who don't need extra width for stability. The narrow width of the TR 27 also makes it slightly faster, for advanced riders of all sizes heading out on the racecourse.
LENGTH: 12'6'' • WIDTH: 27'' THICKNESS: 6.1'' • VOLUME: 217 L • MATERIAL: WOOD/ COMPOSITE • WEIGHT: 29 LBS • PADDLER WEIGHT: UP TO 230 LBS
AMUNDSON
12'6" TR 29 UPDATED
WWW.AMUNDSONSUP. COM • $1,499 USD
Amundson's most popular board, the 12'6" TR Series is a great size for most adults, giving them enough waterline to feel the increased speed and glide that the TR designs offer. The board features their easy-carry handle and deck inserts for stowing a PFD or dry bag. The 12'6" TR 29 offers enough stability to be comfortable in rough water, yet enough performance to keep you excited about pushing farther ahead each day on the water.
LENGTH: 12'6'' • WIDTH: 29'' • THICKNESS: 6.25'' • VOLUME: 237 L • MATERIAL: WOOD/ COMPOSITE • WEIGHT: 31 LBS • PADDLER WEIGHT: UP TO 260 LBS
AMUNDSON 12'6" TR-X
29 UPDATED
WWW.AMUNDSONSUP. COM • $1,999 USD
Amundson's most popular board, the 12'6" TR Series is a great size for most adults, with the increased speed and glide that the TR designs offer. The 12'6" TR 29 offers enough stability to be comfortable in rough water, yet enough performance to keep you excited about pushing farther ahead each day on the water. The TR-X version offers the beauty of a bamboo deck, with a carbon/Innegra bottom layer that saves weight and maintains great durability.
LENGTH: 12'6'' • WIDTH: 29'' • THICKNESS: 6.25'' • VOLUME: 237 L • MATERIAL: WOOD/ COMPOSITE • WEIGHT: 26 LBS • PADDLER WEIGHT: UP TO 260 LBS
BEAVER BOARDS SUP 12'6" TOUR
BOARD UPDATED
WWW.BEAVERBOARDS
CANADA.CA • $1,699 CDN
The mother of all boards. Built for racing and touring in wind, chop and everything in between. If you want to go fast, this is the Speedy Gonzales of designs. If you want to tour like a rock star, this is the board for you. If you wanna cruise with ease, this is the big SUP. EPS core with wood stringer, triple layer six-ounce fiberglass, quality epoxy resin, automatic air breather valve, impact resistant real wood bamboo deck and hull. Packages come standard with bamboo deck pad, adjustable carbon fiber paddle, coiled leash and board bag.
LENGTH: 12'6'' • WIDTH: 31'' • THICKNESS: 7'' • VOLUME: 260 L MATERIAL: COMPOSITE/FOAM CORE • PADDLER WEIGHT: UP TO 300 LBS
58 PADDLING BUYER’S GUIDE || Annual 2016
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