Find out your optimum surfboard volume we estimate you will want : Volume Calculator
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Intermediate
92 Litres
115 Litres
125 Litres
135 Litres
145 Litres
155 Litres
165 Litres
175 Litres
185 Litres
195 Litres
205 Litres
215 Litres
225 Litres
229 Litres
235 Litres
240 Litres
245 Litres
Advanced
80 Litres
87 Litres
94 Litres
102 Litres
109 Litres
117 Litres
124 Litres
132 Litres
139 Litres
147 Litres
155 Litres
45 Litres
170 Litres
177 Litres
185 Litres
192 Litres
200 Litres
Beginner Volume
101 Litres
110 Litres
120 Litres
134 Litres
144 Litres
154 Litres
164 Litres
174 Litres
184 Litres
194 Litres
204 Litres
214 Litres
224 Litres
234 Litres
184 Litres
254 Litres
265 Litres
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we estimate you will want : Intermediate
92 Litres
115 Litres
125 Litres
135 Litres
145 Litres
155 Litres
165 Litres
175 Litres
185 Litres
195 Litres
205 Litres
215 Litres
225 Litres
233 Litres
245 Litres
255 Litres
265 Litres
Advanced
80 Litres
87 Litres
94 Litres
102 Litres
109 Litres
117 Litres
124 Litres
132 Litres
139 Litres
147 Litres
155 Litres
145 Litres
170 Litres
177 Litres
185 Litres
192 Litres
200 Litres
Beginner Volume
101 Litres
110 Litres
120 Litres
134 Litres
144 Litres
154 Litres
164 Litres
174 Litres
184 Litres
194 Litres
204 Litres
214 Litres
224 Litres
234 Litres
244 Litres
254 Litres
265 Litres
Your Volume
Summary
Description
Information
Quantity
Price
Discount : Total :
How to calculate your perfect volume
So you’ve just got into stand-up paddle boarding and are looking for your first paddle board, there are a few things to think about. One of the main considerations is volume. In a Stand Up Paddleboard (SUP) board, this is the amount of volumetric space measured in cubic litres (the amount of foam or flotation in litres). Roughly, a SUP’s length x width x thickness will yield its volume. However, the placement of the volume, as well as the outline and concave, can greatly affect the overall volume and character of a board.
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Your ideal SUP volume can change depending on your weight, age and skill level as well as your discipline (flat-water recreation, downwind, race, waves, wave type). To work out your ideal volume you can use the volume equation above or the volume calculator below.
To use the volume calculator chart below, find your weight in kilogrammes (kg) and follow the coloured line that relates to your skill level. The point where the lines meet is your ideal volume.
Our SBS volume calculator should be used as a guide to the amount of volume you need. Getting the right volume in your SUP is critical to your success. Use the following guide to help determine your volume at different skill levels.