
Maximum weight – 90 kg. This model is new in the 2024 collection. It is designed for lighter paddlers and beginner surfers. The smaller model is 29” wide, which makes it easier for smaller paddlers to handle: to get moving and to make turns. Thanks to its manoeuvrability, it's great not only for paddling on lakes and rivers but also for catching waves at sea, where easy and efficient control is especially important.

Maximum weight – 100 kg. This is the most popular model of all time and has almost become a synonym for an all-round SUP board. The perfect combination of stability, manoeuvrability and versatility, chosen by beginners and advanced paddlers alike. The best choice for schools and rental companies visited by paddlers of all levels of experience and ability. It's also the ideal option for anyone who wants to paddle a lot and everywhere.
This model is perfect for those who want a stable but not too large SUP board – one that's easy to control, to paddle in more challenging conditions or to turn on winding rivers.

However, if you weigh up to 100 kg but are taller, or want to paddle with small children or pets, you'll feel more comfortable on the slightly bigger 10’8” RIDE model, regardless of the weight specs.
Maximum weight – 120 kg. If you're looking for exceptional stability, a high load capacity and a comfortable feel on the water, this is the model for you. Thanks to its size, the 10’8” offers exceptional stability even for heavier paddlers or when paddling with extra cargo. But unlike most other 10’8” models on the market, the Red Paddle Co RIDE is 4.7” (120mm) thick thanks to the patented MSL technology, yet remains just as stiff and free of flex in the middle as the smaller boards.
This means you'll feel even more stable with your centre of gravity closer to the water, and despite the bigger board size, paddling into the wind won't be as hard as on 6” thick boards.

In older collections you may come across the 9’8” RIDE model, which was replaced by the 10’2” in 2024. It is designed for lighter paddlers, up to 95 kg. Thanks to its narrow tail, it's very popular at sea for catching waves. The narrower tail lets the board turn quickly, so it's not only fun on winding rivers but also for surfing small waves.