It has a single-layer PVC design with drop stitch tech. The Weekender 10' paddle board is 10 feet long and 30 inches wide. Hands down, this is one of the best paddle boards you can get for your money. The Weekender model is its entry-level board, and I was really impressed with how nice the board is for the price. Retrospec is a popular paddle board brand you might have seen advertised on your Instagram or Facebook feeds. If you get the kayak paddle to go along with it, you have yourself a multifunctional board. It instantly transforms your paddle board into a mini makeshift kayak. One of my favorite things about this board, besides its stability, is its compatibility with BOTE's inflatable seat. I never felt like I was going to tip over, even when gliding over large wakes. That being said, it measures 10 feet, 8 inches long and 33 inches W, making it feel just as stable as any solid paddle board. This SUP feels fairly light it weighs around 20 pounds. It's also a lot easier to transport than a solid paddle board is, along with the other inflatable boards on this list. Not only is it spacious, but there's comfortable padding in the shoulder straps, so it's comfortable to haul around on your back. The BOTE Breeze Aero backpack was my favorite from the bunch. Speaking of packages, you also get additional gear with the board like a paddle, pump, repair kit, fin and travel bag. The BOTE Breeze Aero provides balance, speed, durability and maneuverability all in one SUP package. Not to mention, it's one good-looking board. The Breeze Aero from BOTE checks a ton of boxes for what your average paddler wants in a new, quality SUP. On top of that, most people also look for a good bang for their buck. A great paddle board should have these three qualities: stability, maneuverability and durability.
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