NRS Big Earl SUP Board

Looking for a standup paddle board that is small and easy to transport to the water? Then the NRS Big Earl SUP Board will be your new favorite toy. This inflatable board rolls down to the size of a 30 pound carry-on suitcase. But wait, before you roll your eyes and dismiss it as a pricey air mattress, give it a chance to prove its worthiness. This durable, PVC-coated paddleboard is crafted with NRS-quality drop-stitch construction and inflates, using the included K-Pump 100, to a rock-solid 12-15 psi. This beast easily carries any linebacker and his dog and tracks effortlessly through flat water thanks to 3 removable skegs. Once it’s pumped up, 4 webbing handles make for easy carrying. Whether you ride it through early morning mist rising from a glassy-smooth lake surface or you find some ocean waves that inspire a vocal cowabunga session, the NRS Big Earl SUP Paddle Board will be your ticket to joy.

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• Material: PVC-coated, with drop-stitch construction joining the two surfaces together with hundreds of sturdy threads, allowing you to inflate the Board to 12-15 psi for rock hard rigidity
• Textured, grooved deck pad gives you a non-slip surface for excellent riding control
• 3 removable fins give you more control and improved tracking
• A webbing strap recessed in the center of the board makes carrying it a snap
• Leafield C7 Valve, inflation/deflation valve for trouble-free performance
• 3 attachment points for removable skegs that give excellent flatwater tracking
• 4 skegs: 3 short, 1 long
• Four webbing handles
• Three stainless D-rings
• Carry bag with integrated backpack straps
• K-Pump 100 included for inflation
• Kwik Check pressure gauge included
• Repair kit included
• Dimensions: 10 ft 6 in L x 30 in W x 4 in thick
• Dimensions In the Carry Bag: 16 in W x 32 in H x 10 in D
• Dimensions of Grippy Foam Deck Pad: 84 in L x 23 in W
• Volume: 211 Liters
• Recommended PSI: 12-15 psi (pounds per square inch)
• Weight: 29 lb
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