NOOSA NATURAL SUP - Silver Carbon Rails

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STAND UP PADDLE BOARDS

$990.00

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STAND UP PADDLE BOARDS

Noosa Natural SUP made with Paulownia Wood
- Matt finish with silver carbon fibre rails
- Unique design and style allows for very high performance.
- All Rounder Stand Up Paddle boards are ideal for both flat water and surf.

Our 10'& 10'6" are ideal for the smaller rider and children, perfect for flat waters and small waves. The addition of the 10'x32", a very stable board suited to the surf yet still maintaining the capability of a flat water board. The 11'& 11'6" are great for slightly larger riders or for having passengers, they are the perfect all round design suitable for all skill levels. Other than our race boards and cruisers and surf range ,all of our boards are single to double concave to enhance use in the surf also allowing for a little extra speed in the flat. All of our SUPs come with5 fin set up allowing the choice of a quad or 3 fin set up, go pro attachments on the nose, deck grip and carry handle.

A closer look at the Noosa Natural

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*All boards purchased with a Mongo bag have a 12 months warranty

Length	Width	Thickness	Litres	Materials	Rails	Finish
8'4	30	4.5	136	Paulownia	Wrapped Paulownia or Sivler Rails	Matt
9'	32	4.5	148	Paulownia	Wrapped Paulownia or Sivler Rails	Matt
9'6	21	4.5	156	Paulownia	Wrapped Paulownia or Sivler Rails	Matt
10'	30	4.5	160	Paulownia	Wrapped Paulownia or Sivler Rails	Matt
10'	32	4.5	162	Paulownia	Wrapped Paulownia or Sivler Rails	Matt
10'6	30	4.7	176	Paulownia	Wrapped Paulownia or Sivler Rails	Matt
11'	31	5	199	Paulownia	Wrapped Paulownia or Sivler Rails	Matt
11'6	31	5.5	228	Paulownia	Wrapped Paulownia or Sivler Rails	Matt

10' x 32"

Great for a beginners flat water and wave board a little extra width for those more inclined towards the surf.

10'6"

Perfect entry level for riders up to 105kgs in the waves, very stable on the lakes and rivers.

11'

The ultimate all-rounder family boards. For the heavier rider to surf or for the whole family and your dog to get on board.

11'6"

The big daddy of boards, strap on an esky, fishing rod, take yourself off for the day and still be able to catch a wave.

Choosing Correct Size Stand Up Paddle Board.

The answer to this question will be based on your weight and paddle boarding experience. Think of your ideal board size in terms of volume. The wider, longer and thicker the board, the more volume it will have. In fact, the more volume the board has, the more stable it will be on the water.

The overall buoyancy of a stand up paddle board or SUP is affected by its length, thickness and width. It is listed as board volume and is measured in litres.

LENGTH

A longer board will generally go faster and straighter. With a longer board, you’ll get more paddle strokes per side before you have to cross over to the other side to keep the board going straight.

THICKNESS

This can add volume to a board without adding extra length or width. Too much result’s in the board sitting above the water and too little will cause the board to sit too deep in the water. Keep in mind, the ocean has more buoyancy than freshwater lakes and rivers.

WIDTH

A wider board will feel more stable but will glide slower. A narrower board will glide faster but can become unstable in windy/choppy water. Width can add necessary volume but at the cost of performance. 30” wide is a good starting point.

BUOYANCY

It’s important to select a board with enough buoyancy to float your body weight sufficiently because the lower the board sits in the water the less stable it becomes. A lighter person will float higher and therefore be more stable than a heavier person

Recommended SUP Volume Chart

Beginner: 200% of your body weight in (kg) e.g. 70kg x 2 = 140L (litres)
Intermediate: 170% of your body weight in (kg) e.g. 70kg x 1.7 = 102L
Advanced: 130% of your body weight in (kg) e.g. 70kg x 1.3 = 91L

This table should only be used as a guide. For further information and a more approximate volume please call Mick or Alice on 0450080566. Experience, and conditions will affect these numbers.