what is the width of this board? length and thickness is good to go, but imho the width makes for stablity in chop or waves..
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Hello Hawaiiguy808, the width of our 11' board is 30". That is the same width for all of our SUP including the 8', the 11' and the 12' and it applies to our Surf model as well as our Touring. The only difference between the surf and the touring is the number of D-rings around the sides. Both the Surf and the Touring models have 2 D-rings on the bow and stern. Only the Touring model has 3 additional D-rings on each side to attach a seat and gear. Our Surf model is currently on sale. Please call if you would like a quote on shipping to Hawaii. Sincerely, Wahoo Inflatables
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I'm sorry but our board has been deflated for the winter. We live in Wisconsin and used the paddle board on a small lake that I live on. No waves so I can't really give you an idea on how it works in those conditions. We enjoyed it during the summer months and it is very sturdy since my grandsons are all football players and well over 6 feet tall and over 200 lbs. Hope this helps.
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I just read the answer from Wahoo -- 30"in width. I had thought the 12' board was an inch wider, but they say No. I will note that I wanted them to be a little wider, and when I added some floats (pvc covered in styrofoam) along the side the boards became a lot more stable. I am heavy (270+ lbs) with a high center of gravity and felt better with the floats on. My daughter (much lighter and lower center of gravity) had no problems staying up on the 11' and 12' boards.
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get the 2in.x30ft.it will be enough to do both boards with a little left over.
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The board is 48" long and 18" wide at the wide end. The 18" width is 34" long, where it then tapers to a rounded nose having about a 3.5" diameter. I hope this answers your question.
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that's the width a cross, some boards are thinner across some are wider . Someone just learning would want a wider board
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Hi Kelly, the issue is not only the paddleboard's length but also the board's width. The rack has a space of about 3.5 inches to hold the board, I'd say its not enough for a paddleboard though it's perfect for any other average surf board. Hope I was able to clear your doubt!
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Yeah: good solic particle board. Measurements? I'll have to let you look that up on the product site. It's a great product.
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I would say approximately 1/8 inch, maybe a little less. Other side of board is flat, with no grooves. I use the grooved side for carving meat, and use the flat side for slicing bread or chopping veggies. Very attractive board; I like it much better than others I've had.
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I'm 6'1 190lbs and it's a great board. It is pretty long to commute with but it's great on the water. We have two and love them
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I don't know the exact width but I have 2 paddle boards that I strap to the racks. I also use surfboard pads. They fit perfectly. Hope this helps.
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Inch boards are about as far as I want go with this. Nice little saw, it would probably cut more thickness but would be slow. I use a band saw for thick stuff.
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I'd give measurements but my boards are warped and the smallest one snapped in half on me the other day. I don't know if the absurdly dry climate i live in had anything to do with it, but all 3 of my boards started warping and cracking within a month of my receiving them.
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yes, there was enough length that I needed to cut some off for my board. the width was good as well.
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Yea its definitely not a regular size board. Actually its a lot smaller.....quality on it is pretty terrible as well. I definitely should have done more research before I purchased that board.
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each board is 12 inches wide and 12 inches long. there are two board..but I only use one. I am able to put both feel on one board
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Yes. The longer and wider and thicker the better for a beginner due to the stability it brings. Its perfect for flat waters. Hope it helped. Rgds
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This doesn't really answer the question, but this is a fairly heavy, thick board. We were never able to use this board because of the thickness. This is, however, a very sturdy, well-made board.
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I have only used it in the ocean (Gulf of Mexico) so far, and it handles great up and down the shore. It seems to handle at least as well as regular SUPs with the added advantage of being above and out of the water. This board is very stable and I am sure you can surf a little bit as well, but i have not had the opportunity to take it out in anything more that a decent chop.