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expired Posted by SmilingKite474 | Staff • Jul 6, 2023
Jul 6, 2023 5:23 PM
11' GoPlus Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board w/ Paddle & Pump
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1. 11' or longer.
2. 6" thick.
3. Three removable fins (many only have one that is removable).
4. 32" or wider.
These four factors would be if you want the most stability and also better maneuverability (three fins vs. one). If you are looking for a faster paddle board, then the above may not be ideal. Also, if using on small ponds or just for 30 minutes or so at a time, then 10' may be fine.
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1. 11' or longer.
2. 6" thick.
3. Three removable fins (many only have one that is removable).
4. 32" or wider.
These four factors would be if you want the most stability and also better maneuverability (three fins vs. one). If you are looking for a faster paddle board, then the above may not be ideal. Also, if using on small ponds or just for 30 minutes or so at a time, then 10' may be fine.
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1. 11' or longer.
2. 6" thick.
3. Three removable fins (many only have one that is removable).
4. 32" or wider.
These four factors would be if you want the most stability and also better maneuverability (three fins vs. one). If you are looking for a faster paddle board, then the above may not be ideal. Also, if using on small ponds or just for 30 minutes or so at a time, then 10' may be fine.
1. 11' or longer.
2. 6" thick.
3. Three removable fins (many only have one that is removable).
4. 32" or wider.
These four factors would be if you want the most stability and also better maneuverability (three fins vs. one). If you are looking for a faster paddle board, then the above may not be ideal. Also, if using on small ponds or just for 30 minutes or so at a time, then 10' may be fine.
With two people, is it difficult to maintain stability? What else is needed to seat two?
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