airSUP Inflatable SUP Comparison Chart

compare airsup inflatable SUP boards

The airSUP company began back in 2010 originally producing boards for the Japan market. They are now sold globally and they have some pretty unique products.

All of their boards have a US style fin box, which is able to take almost any US box fin. Their ISUP’s contain either an 8″ fin that is ideal for surfing or a 10″ fin that is perfect for flat water paddling.

Each of their boards can be inflated up to 15 PSI creating a rigid and stable riding platform. However what I love best about the airSUP company is their ‘super light’ inflatable SUP models.

They produce a few really nice inflatable SUP’s that are extremely light weight. These boards are so easy to carry and a pleasure to paddle.  They are ideal for traveling or backpacking to remote water ways, quick to setup and overall quite solid considering how little they weigh.

Compare the different airSUP models below.

Compare airSUP Inflatable Stand-Up Paddle Boards

Model Best Uses Length Width Thickness Weight Load Capacity
airSUP 81SL airSUP 81SL surfing,cruising 8’1” 32″ 4” 12.5 lbs. 210 lbs.
airSUP 810SL airSUP 810SL surfing,cruising 8’10” 32″ 4” 17.5 lbs. 210 lbs.
airSUP 96SL airSUP 96SL surf, ocean bays, lakes, rivers 9’6” 32″ 4” 15.5 lbs. 240 lbs.
airSUP 10SL airSUP 10SL surf, flat water, cruising, larger paddlers 10’ 32″ 6” 24 lbs. 400 lbs.
airSUP 126SL airSUp 126SL touring, cruising 12’6” 30″ 6” 24 lbs. 400 lbs.

 

Comments

  1. Mary Jo says:

    Any comments about the inflatable ECS SUP?

    • Allison says:

      Hi Mary Jo, I don’t have any experience with the ECS boards unfortunately. They look nice but seem hard to find outside of Australia. If you end up trying one I’d love to hear your thoughts.

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