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Top-Rated Inflatable Paddle Boards

Inflatable Paddle Boards

Inflatable Paddle Board

EXPLORER SERIES

The Explorer is our classic paddle board that has been a favorite for fitness, yoga, long distance paddling, light surfing, fishing or just floating in the sun. The sleek design of the Explorer Series effortlessly streams across the water while remaining nimble enough to navigate tight areas. Its deck pad is a little longer so it has plenty of space to move around when getting extra active or to take along your four-legged furry friend. The four D-rings around the boards EVA foam deck allows for connection of the kayak seat and connecting extra items with a carabiner. The Explorer boards have cargo bungees in the front of the board to allow you to stow the essentials while paddling. The EVA form deck is comfortable on your feet for those cool yoga poses or a long day of paddling. The Explorer series boards come in different colors (currently Pink, Blue, Black, Navy and Green) and are 10’ tall, 32 inches wide with a weight capacity of 350 pounds.

Inflatable Paddle Board

Scout Series

The Scout is constructed for your next big adventure. The wider profile gives the Scout board added stability at the heart of the board. The four D-rings around the board's EVA foam pad allow for the connection of one of the kayak seats for those who like to have the option to sit down as though they were on a kayak, but also have the versatility to kneel or stand up of course as well. The non-slip EVA deck pad is the ideal base so you can worry more about meeting your fitness goals and less about taking an unintentional swim. The Scout is also pet friendly so you never have to paddle alone, you can take your furry companion with you on your next adventure. These boards come is different color variation ( currently Ocean, Charcoal, Aqua, and Desert) and are 10’ tall, 33 inches wide and 6 inches thick with a weight capacity of 350 pounds.

Inflatable Paddle Board

Kahuna Series

Elevate your next paddle board adventure with the Kahuna Series. This series comes with bungees at the front and back of the board to allow you to secure your cargo, while the extra wide design creates a stable platform ideal for all types of water. The Kahuna is the longer than our other boards at 10’6 ft and 33 inches wide which means you can easily bring extra gear, kids, friends, or pets while enjoying fitness, yoga, touring, or relaxing in the sun! The non-slip EVA form deck pad is expanse most of the board giving you tons of space for yoga or a picnic on the water. The four D-rings along the EVA deck pad allows for connection of our Kayak seat making it more than just a paddle board, now you have a sit on kayak as well. The Kahuna series currently comes in Royal, Violet, and Lime. MORE COLORS SOON! The weight capacity is 350 pounds.

Inflatable Paddle Board

Alliance HD

The Alliance HD Series will be sadly leaving us soon. Here is your last chance to get one before they are all gone. The Alliance HD is the prefect choose for families to the demanding athletes. The Slide lock fin design gives the board extra speed. The EVA deck pad is a soft material made for the comfort of your feet while standing. The four D-rings around the deck pad allow attachment of the kayak seat creating a SUP hybrid kayak. The front bungee cargo system allows for you to store items while paddling the waterways. The Alliance HD is pet friendly so take you best friend for a ride. This series board is 10’ ft and 32 inches wide creating a very stable board for all different paddle boarding activities. The weight capacity is 350 pounds. The Alliance HD current comes in Carbon, Solar and Sangria. Limited Supply!

All ROC Paddles Boards have a weight capacity of 350 pound and a 20 PSI rating.

How can we help?

FAQ

How do I tighten the paddle adjustment?

If you’re finding that your paddle does not stay locked in place, it’s a simple fix with no tools necessary. When the clamp is in the unlocked (open) position, simply turn it in the clockwise direction to tighten the connection. It might feel like it catches on the plastic, but it is designed to do this so it does not spin freely. Gently spin the plastic clamp one full revolution to start and you’ll see that the screw causes the clamp to pinch more tightly on the paddle, locking the handle in place.

I know it’s called a SUP but I’d prefer to sit. Does that work on your boards?

Absolutely! The versatility of our boards enable paddlers to enjoy the water with many different riding styles. Whether you like to sit, stand, kneel, or anything in between, our cushioned EVA deck foam pads provide long lasting comfort. Plus, with our optional Comfort Cushion Seat and Convertible Kayak Paddle, you can convert your Alliance HD or Scout Series board to a kayak!

Is Stand-Up Paddle Boarding Hard?

Stand-up paddle boarding (SUP) is generally considered an activity that is relatively easy to learn. Most beginners are able to stand up on the board and paddle within a short amount of time. The learning curve is not steep, and people of various ages and fitness levels can enjoy it.

However, it's important to note that certain factors can affect the difficulty level. Paddle boarding in calm and flat water is easier than in choppy conditions or strong currents. Balancing on the board requires some core strength and stability, but with a bit of practice, most people can find their balance and enjoy the experience.

Difference between Inflatable Paddle Board and Regular Paddle Board?

The main difference between inflatable paddle boards and regular (rigid) paddle boards lies in their construction and portability.

Inflatable Paddle Board: Inflatable boards are made of PVC or similar materials and can be inflated with air to provide rigidity. They are typically around 4-6 inches thick when fully inflated, offering stability and buoyancy on the water. Inflatable paddle boards are easily transportable, as they can be deflated and rolled up into a compact size for storage or transportation.

Regular Paddle Board: Regular paddle boards, also known as hardboards, are made from a solid piece of material such as epoxy or fiberglass. They offer a more rigid and responsive feel on the water, providing better performance in terms of speed and maneuverability. However, they are bulkier and less portable compared to inflatable boards.

Are inflatable paddle boards worth it?

Yes, inflatable paddle boards are worth it for many people due to their portability, easy storage, and durability.

They are convenient for travel and transportation and can provide a stable experience, particularly for beginners.

What are the disadvantages of inflatable paddle boards?

Inflatable paddle boards can be slower on the water and require time and effort for inflation and deflation.

But the inflation piece can be drastically shorten with our Electric Pump.

How to inflate ROC paddle board?

This is found in your User Manual and Safety Guide here.

  1. Remove the valve cap and ensure that the pin is in the closed (up) position. To do so, simply press and twist the pin to open and close the valve.Note: even though the valve is closed, air will still flow in-just not out!
  2. Insert the pump hose into the air valve and twist clockwise. The fittings on the hose should lock and remain in place when positioned properly.
  3. Your package includes a dual action manual hand pump for inflation of your paddle board. Closing and opening the valve toggles between high capacity/dual action and high pressure/single action modes, respectively.
  4. NOTE: It is recommended to use the dual action setting from 0-10 PSI and the high pressure setting from 10-15 PSI.
  5. Placing the pump on a flat level surface, begin to pump the board with steady even strokes. Continue pumping until the pressure gauge on the top of the pump reads between 10 and 15 psi (0.7 and 1.0 bar). NOTEI The board can appear inflated at approximately 3 PSI but the gauge may not read until -5 PSI.
  6. Note: the working pressure for the paddle board may be lower when used in direct sunlight,so use less pressure if extended periods of bright sunshine are expected.
  7. Using a counterclockwise motion, twist the pump nozzle to remove the hose from the air valve. You will hear a small burst of air when you remove the hose; this is normal. Replace and secure the valve cap with a clockwise twist.

We strongly suggest downloading your User Manual and Safety Guide here.

What are the differences between the board series?

The Explorer Series is a classic paddle board that has been a favorite for fitness, yoga, long distance paddling, light surfing, fishing or just floating in the sun. The deck pad is a little longer for more movement space and the four D-rings around the boards EVA foam deck allows for connection of the kayak seat and extra items with a carabiner. The Explorer series boards come in different colors and are 10’ tall, 32 inches wide with a weight capacity of 350 pounds.

The Scout Series is constructed for your next big adventure with added stability. The four D-rings around the board's EVA foam pad allow for the connection of one of the kayak seats. The non-slip EVA deck pad is the ideal base for fitness goals and less about taking an unintentional swim. The Scout is pet friendly so you never have to paddle alone, these boards come in different color variations and are 10’ tall, 33 inches wide and 6 inches thick with a weight capacity of 350 pounds.

The Kahuna Series comes with bungees at the front and back of the board to allow you to secure your cargo, while the extra wide design creates a stable platform ideal for all types of water. The non-slip EVA form deck pad is expansive most of the board giving you tons of space for yoga or a picnic on the water. The four D-rings along the EVA deck pad allows for connection of our Kayak seat making it more than just a paddle board. The Kahuna series currently comes in different colors and is 10’6 ft, 33 inches wide.

The Alliance HD Series is the perfect choice for families to the demanding athletes. The Slide lock fin design gives the board extra speed. The EVA deck pad is a soft material made for the comfort of your feet while standing. The four D-rings around the deck pad allow attachment of the kayak seat creating a SUP hybrid kayak. The front bungee cargo system allows for you to store items while paddling the waterways. The Alliance HD is pet friendly so take your best friend for a ride. This series board is 10’ ft and 32 inches wide creating a very stable board for all different paddle boarding activities. The weight capacity is 350 pounds.

Why Choose an Inflatable Paddle Board?

Inflatable paddle boards and hard paddle boards offer different advantages and disadvantages to their users. Inflatable paddle boards (iSUPs) are inflatable versions of traditional paddle boards that are lightweight and easy to store. Because they can be deflated and rolled up, inflatables are great for storing in small spaces or on trips, such as camping or boating trips. They’re also very affordable compared to hard paddle boards. On the other hand, inflatable paddle boards tend to be slower than hard counterparts due to their soft material construction. They also require more maintenance, as they need to be periodically aired up or else risk becoming damaged from lack of air pressure.


Hard paddle boards are the traditional type of paddle board used by surfers and water sport enthusiasts. Hard paddle boards maintain their shape regardless of what conditions you use them in, and thus provide a better performance experience than inflatables do in terms of speed and maneuverability. Hard paddle boards are typically more expensive than inflatables, but offer greater durability and higher quality craftsmanship due to their solid construction. Some hard paddle board designs come with fins that can help improve tracking and stability while paddling.


In general, inflatable paddle boards provide a great option for those looking for a cheap way to get into the sport of stand-up paddling without sacrificing too much performance quality. Hard paddle boards on the other hand are best suited for experienced riders who have already tested out inflatable options and wish to push themselves further with higher performance capabilities that harder materials can provide.


Shop our collection of Inflatable Paddle Boards here at ROC!