10’6 Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Set for 1-2 People, 100

Stability

Designed for users up to 130 kg. Maximum load: 290 kg

Glide performance

In 10’6, this SUP glides better than the 9’6 or 10’ models in the range

Easy transport

Light and compact, it can be folded easily and carried in its bag

Technical dimensions

Inflated board: Length: 10’6 (320 cm) Width: 33 in (84 cm) Thickness: 6 in (15 cm) Volume: 290 litres Weight board only: 8.4 kg (+/- 5%) Weight board, leash, fin & backpack: 9.6 kg (+/- 5%) Weight of the paddle included: 850 g (+/- 5%) Pump weight included: 1 200 g (+/- 5%) BAG CONTAINING FOLDED SUP: Height: 92 cm (15.8 in) Width: 40 cm Thickness: 30 cm These dimensions leave plenty of room for the pump and paddle (not included).

What is the recommended user weight and maximum load of the board?

Designed for riders up to 130 kg without compromising paddling quality. Recommended user weight: Under 80 kg: very stable board Over 80 kg: the ideal board for getting started easily The board can be used by more than one person: - 1 standing adult + 1 or 2 children (seated or kneeling) - 1 standing adult + 1 adult (seated or kneeling) Maximum buoyancy load to keep from sinking: < 290 kg

How do you inflate and deflate a stand-up paddleboard?

Inflation: Make sure the orange valve pin is in the upright position. Connect the pump. Inflate to 15 psi. The more you inflate the SUP, the more stable it will be. Disconnect the pump and replace the valve cap. Deflation: Push down on the valve pin to let the air out. Do not put your face near, and stay back. Remove all air by rolling up from the side opposite the valve.

How should I store my board and where to leave it to dry?

Never leave your board out of the water in direct sunlight. If you have to leave your board in the sun, we recommend keeping it away from any sources of heat (walls, floors, car roofs, etc.) and reducing the pressure to 10 psi in order to prevent overpressure and irreversible damage (explosion, delamination, leaks, etc.).

Fin and fin base

Fins and fin bases are available from our after-sales service and website SUP fin reference: 8363793. Always remove the fin once you’re on shore. If possible, rinse the fin base before and after use. Fold up from the fin base, following the dotted lines to avoid damage.

How can I repair my stand-up paddleboard?

We have a stand-up paddleboard repair kit under the reference 8512384 for repairing small, easily visible leaks. For all other repairs, we recommend that you contact the workshop of your local shore. Fins, handles, valves, and significant leaks can all be repaired.

What’s in the pack?

A 10’6 SUP A take-apart adjustable paddle An easy manual pump A standard fin A backpack A leash An instruction manual A repair cloth (glue not included) A valve spanner (to be used when the SUP is deflated)

What do I do with the tightening tool in the SUP bag?

Never unscrew the valve to deflate your SUP (may cause injury). If the valve leaks, deflate your SUP and tighten it a quarter turn using the valve wrench. If you need to replace the valve, please contact the workshop at your nearest Decathlon store.

What kind of construction?

Single-layer dropstitch without stringer. Double-thickness glued side strips.

Directions

We recommend: We recommend the use of a buoyancy aid vest (reference 8552970) or a buoyancy aid belt (reference 8600104). Do not go beyond 300 metres from shelter. Do not use the leash on rivers. Notify someone of your trip and location. Make sure to familiarize yourself with any local navigation rules in the area.