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If you want to stand out from the crowd of paddle boarders with a design that is close to nature, this board is a good choice. They're considered more durable than hard boards, which can require expensive repairs to dings and dents. Whoever gets on the Penguin Competition should therefore already have a good level of experience and be able to control the board well. Key specs – Total weight: 8kg; Length: 305cm; Width: 84cm; Height: 12cm; Air pressure: 15PSI; Volume: 300L; How much can it carry? 120kg; Accessories? Includes adjustable paddle, pump, leash, fin, and carrying bag; kayak conversion seat available at extra cost We saw a similar debate play out when e-bikes first hit the market alongside standard bikes. Sure, the mechanics of riding the bike are the same on either model, but having an e-bike means you can more easily power through harsher terrain, tread longer distances and enjoy a more relaxed, less physically demanding ride.

We are rather not convinced of these discounter boards. Since it is strongly saved on quality, the boards are often already replaced after one season. Liquid Force Duotone DuotoneX Duotone Kites Duotone Windsurfing Obrien C-Skin ION O’Neill Dakine Fanatic Red Paddle Co JP Australia O’Shea F-One RRD Tahe All IN Cabrinha RTM KT NeilPryde Simmer TakumaAsk yourself whether you'll be paddling on flat water (lakes and calm rivers), touring (long distances in bays and oceans) or if you'd like the flexibility to cover all types of water. In the course of the article it turns out even more often that there is not the one best paddle board. We were very impressed with the build quality of the Bluefin Cruise. The robust construction makes the board durable.

The large selection of available paddle boards and all the specifications in the product descriptions make it difficult, especially for beginners, to decide on a specific board. The Penguin Competition is clearly a paddle board for advanced paddlers. Its running characteristics in terms of speed are due to the construction at the expense of tipping stability. For many newcomers, however, all-round boards remain the better choice. The wider width ensures that these boards are very safe in the water. Especially in the beginning, keeping your balance is not always easy. You shouldn’t save too much on the boards. Most impressively, this was shown to us during a conversation with a manufacturer of very inexpensive paddle boards. LengthIf you’re sporty, plan on longer trips from the start, or already have experience with paddle boarding, you’re better off with a touring board. These boards are longer and often have a narrower build. Touring boards also have a sportier shape with a tapered nose. This design reduces water resistance and that makes for faster speeds. The remote also reacts almost instantly to changes in speed and power, so if you are worried about an oncoming collision, you can turn the motor off in a second and regain manual control of the board. And if you tumble off the board, the motor will automatically turn off when the remote on the paddle hits the water, preventing the board from getting too far out of your grasp. This is one of the most thoughtful features of the board in general. However, if you are planning longer tours, it is better to choose a good touring board. The sporty tourers are simply the better choice for longer trips. Lots of tipping stability: boards for two people also need to be very stable against tipping. For this reason, attention should be paid to a wide design.