SUP Inflatable I-SUP Race Flat Water - 12'6 x 27 Second Hand 15656
Description
Program
Racing, training and sporty rides on flat water with a high-end board!
Presentation
I-SUP boards are high-end boards created by Patrice Guénolé, a pioneering shaper in the world of Stand Up Paddle, and a team of passionate engineers.
The I-SUP Race Flat Water is a rocket dedicated to calm waters or to paddlers of a good level .
This comfortable and lightweight board allows for intense physical training, to develop a pro technique, and to achieve great racing performances thanks to its superior quality construction in woven dropstitch fusion reinforced by two stringers.
Its new Ridge Traction pad offers you secure support with all the comfort you will need in these conditions.
The perfect way to shine in the weekend's races!
This is the shape of the board designed for aggressive paddling in SUP, with two sizes available in two widths to find the board that matches your size, skill level and intended use!
And beyond the race, you can simply go out on the water with friends to clear your head, without spending a fortune, without clutter, without risk of breakage, without having to move your garage; and thus just enjoy its very good glide.
And it all fits into a redesigned bag where the board and all your equipment naturally find their place! Zen and sporty.
With a superb design, the I-SUP Race Flat Water is truly a very beautiful Stand Up Paddle board at a record price in the high-end category.
Technical sheet
SUP Inflatable I-SUP Race Flat Water - 12'6 x 27 Second Hand 15656 12'6 x 27
Shape :
- Rocker : quasi constant et bas. Vitesse maximum.
- Rails : par nature doux et ronds tout du long, ce qui procure une glisse très efficace. Rail droit au tail pour une meilleure sortie d’eau.
- Volume : l’épaisseur est importante pour la relance. Elle offre un volume généreux.
- Outline : un tail fin pour réduire la traînée, modéré au centre et un nose race porteur pour générer conserver de l’appui dans une rame dynamique.
- Tail : rounded pin tail pour un minimum de traînée.
- Nose : point nose fin pour la vitesse de rame.
Buying guide
For whom?
The shape of this board makes it ideal for experienced or athletic paddlers. Nothing insurmountable, as the width is reasonable and the outline provides a little room in front of the feet to power through each stroke without hesitation. It remains very easy to use for a flat water board.
However, we do not recommend it if you are a beginner.
For what ?
Its purpose is to glide as smoothly as possible, without becoming a frightening balancing act. It is therefore ideal for calm bodies of water, without being a constant challenge.
Rowing fast, training, sporty outings, racing… That’s what this board loves.
What size board is needed for the I-SUP Race Flat Water?
While anything is possible, we outline the main uses here:
The 12'6 x 27'' Race FW:
- Trips of less than an hour and a half on calm water.
- Downwind: it's hot.
- Size: ideally less than 85kg but it doesn't matter as long as your level allows you to handle this width.
The 12'6 x 29'' Race FW:
- Trips of less than an hour and a half on calm water.
- Downwind: it's doable.
- Size: ideally less than 100kg but it doesn't matter as long as your level allows you to handle this technical tail.
The 14'0 x 27'' Race FW:
- Thinnest shape with the best glide.
- Trips lasting more than an hour on calm water.
- Downwind sailing: it's a sporty activity.
- Build: it doesn't matter as long as your skill level allows you to handle this shape.
The 14'0 x 29'' Race FW:
- A shape with more width, a little more comfort.
- Trips lasting more than an hour on calm water.
- Downwind sailing: it's a sporty activity.
- Build: it doesn't matter as long as your skill level allows you to handle this shape.
Understanding the GONG range?
What is the difference between our I-SUP range and our First range?
Which quiver?
This board goes hand in hand with a GONG Carbon Pro paddle cut to your size, and a set of high-end FCS fins in fiberglass or carbon.
What paddle length?
Your paddling technique, posture, and stroke rate all depend on your paddling style. You'll need to set your paddle quite high for a leisurely paddle trip lasting several hours. Conversely, your paddle will be set very low for surfing, as you'll need a high stroke rate to catch a wave. Take the time to properly adjust your paddle, as it's the driving force behind this activity, and this adjustment will largely determine your stability and performance.
Some examples:
A 100% surf session, adjust your paddle between your height and +10cm.
For a more relaxed surfing experience, a paddle with a +10cm length will be perfect.
When paddling, adjust your paddle between +10 and +20cm.
Which leash?
Take a leash that is approximately the length of your board and at least 7mm in diameter.
Check its condition before each session and change it every year. It's your life jacket.
Good to know:
Never leave your board in the sun, especially an inflatable one, which heats up very quickly. It could start to peel apart because the materials become brittle in the heat. Never store it under a car window or near any heat source.
Never let your board get battered by the waves, especially near the shore. You must protect it from the harshest forces. A wave that sweeps your board away and rolls it can cause damage.
Don't hold onto the leash indefinitely, as it can break under very high tension. Avoid large waves and don't resist. If it breaks, it's easy to replace but frustrating.
Stay away from oysters: they are one of the few shellfish that can cut your board and sink it in seconds. Extreme caution is advised.
Don't let your inflatable surfboard rub against anything for extended periods. For example, on a boat, your board might move with each wave and rub against the same spot for hours. The material will disintegrate because it will be sanded down. You'll end up with a hole that will need to be patched.
Never put the board between you and the wave: risk of injury such as a broken nose ;-)
Don't paddle offshore in offshore winds, and avoid windy outings as they are rarely enjoyable and always dangerous. Stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) is an activity that carries real risks, even in seemingly calm conditions. Always anticipate these risks and protect yourself.
Equipments
Our I-SUP range is the Full Options version of inflatable boards, the best there is.
It is equipped with all the high-end accessories:
- An ultra-designed Ridge Traction Pad that now equips all our high-end inflatable boards.
- A central handle padded with soft neoprene.
- Ergonomic silicone carrying handles, either "racing" or "turtle" style.
- A handle on the nose to help with carrying.
- Our ELS system for attaching bags / bottles etc… very simply and securely to your board.
- A large diameter leash ring: the strongest on the market.
- A towing ring for safety but also because it's really practical to have an attachment point on the nose during transport, at anchor, or to secure a camera.
- A fin with a quality shape and a US box compatible with all the best fins.
- A spacious and sturdy rolling bag.
- A super-efficient dual-action pump.
- A repair kit is also included in case of damage (please note that the kit does not include glue, which you can easily find at your local hardware store). We also stock the components for your board, making it relatively easy to repair.
Paddle and leash not included.





















