We’re out there on the water with the Pau Hana Solo Backcountry Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board, putting this paddle board to the test.
Highlights of the Pau Hana Solo Backcountry Inflatable SUP
- Lightweight – Weighs approximately 14.8 lbs.
- A 1.5 in. low-profile neoprene grab handle for easy portage
- Front and rear 5 mm bungee tie-downs secure your gear
- Large textured PVC traction pad ensures a grippy surface underfoot
- Reinforced D-ring to attach the included leash
- Quick-snap fin box easily secures included fins with a single click
- A zippered accessory bag neatly stores repair kit and accessories within the backpack
Initial Thoughts on the Pau Hana Solo Backcountry Inflatable SUP
This board is intended for intermediate paddle-boarders who are ready to stand up from the get-go! The narrow and sleek design makes it easy to pick up speed and navigate the waters.
The top surface is rather tough and has the ‘grip dots’ to provide better traction when standing – but it can be painful on your knees.
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