Red Paddle Co 12’9 Voyager MSL Inflatable SUP 22/23

Red Paddle Co says about the 12’9 Voyager MSL Inflatable SUP 22/23

Calling all life’s adventurers - the ultimate touring board designed for long-range expeditions. For a board that gives you extra stability and rigidity, you need the 12'6'' Voyager inflatable paddle board from Red Paddle Co. Its increased length and thickness make it an ideal board for longer outings and for taller, larger paddlers. The extra length also means it can easily handle a child or dog on the front while you paddle, and you can use the extensive cargo areas for camping gear. You'll feel extra confident paddling out on this board, knowing that it offers extra stability in all conditions.

Our exclusive MSL technology combined with our patented RSS system makes this board stiffer at lower pressures compared to other boards on the market - something you'll really appreciate when your board is loaded up. Underneath the board is a removable fin, they slot into the fin box easily by hand and are secured in place with a finger bolt.

The Revolutionary V-Hull, By cleverly tapering the cut of the drop stitch, the new displacement V-shaped hull on the nose of the Voyager, breaks the surface tension of the water and keeps you gliding through your paddle stroke. The board slices through the water with ease and increased speed. This is a real game changer! Scientifically proven to improve effectiveness and efficiency compared to a flat hulled board, the V-Hull Voyager helps you paddle for longer with less effort. Another bonus. Is that the concave nose of the upper deck also creates more space under the bungees for all your gear.

The Twin Fin, We have introduced a twin fin set up on our Voyager board range - improving tracking and glide. By having two shorter fins rather than one longer fin, you'll be able to get into much shallower waters, opening up a wider variety of waterways to paddle. Another benefit is that you can load your board with all of your gear and it will remain super stable. It won't rock from side to side as you would find with one fin.