Paddle Boards

What paddle board is best for beginners?

If you’re new to paddle boarding, we’d recommend one of our classic iSUPs – Weekender or Weekender Plus – since they’re sturdy, stable, and easy to use and learn on. Still not sure? Check out our help me choose a paddle board quiz here

Will I need mounts on my car to transport my paddle board?

Nope! Our iSUPs (inflatable stand up paddle boards) deflate and roll up to a compact, portable size that can fit in just about any trunk. Deflated and rolled, its dimensions are around 11x36” (Check deflated dimensions for paddle boards on correspond

Are inflatable paddle boards sturdy?

Yes! Our inflatable boards are designed to feel just as stable on the water as regular paddle boards. (Plus, they’re way easier to transport, so it’s a win-win!)

Can I take a retrospec paddle board on a river with class 1 to 3 rapids?

We recommend taking extreme precaution if you plan to take your board out on choppy waters. Our boards are made out of military-grade PVC, but no board is 100% puncture proof.

Do you test the boards for leaking prior to delivery?

Yes! Prior to packaging, each board is inflated for 72 hours so we can check for leakage and make sure that no deflation has occurred. This testing process allows us to guarantee there are no leaks in the board and that the valves are working properl

What is the difference between an iSUP and a regular paddle board?

Inflatable SUPs tend to be lighter, easier to transport, and cheaper than their solid counterparts. Additionally, iSUPs fare better in rocky conditions as they avoid any dents, scratches, or dings that many epoxy boards experience when in contact wit

What paddle board is best for beginners?

If you’re new to paddle boarding, we’d recommend one of our classic iSUPs – Weekender or Weekender Plus – since they’re sturdy, stable, and easy to use and learn on. Still not sure? Check out our help me choose a paddle board quiz here

What size paddle board should I get?

How much do retrospec paddle boards/platforms weigh?

Inflatable Paddle Boards

What is the weight limit for retrospec paddle boards & platforms?

Inflatable Paddle Boards

How do I take care of my paddle board?

After you’ve used your paddle board, make sure you give the board a rinse with fresh water and wait for it to dry before rolling it up from the nose to the valve and storing it in a cool, dark place. For more details, you can check out our paddle boa

Is it normal for the air valve to have some minor leaking after some usage?

It’s normal with some wear and tear, but this issue has an easy fix! There’s a high probability your valve isn’t broken. Use the wrench in your repair kit to unscrew the valve and carefully tighten it in again. If the board is still leaking air, plea

Why are there air bubbles on the deck pad of my board?

There are a couple of reasons you may see air bubbles on your deck pad – the first being improper board storage (leaving it inflated, out in direct sunlight, etc.) and the other being a natural result of the production process (we’ll spare you the bo

What happens if my board is over-inflated?

An over-inflated board risks damaging the construction of the board, causing bulges or tears to start from within. Use the gauge on your pump while inflating to make sure your board is not over-inflated. We recommend a PSI of 12 for most riders, and