C4 Waterman's video: What is the best SUP for Touring

What is the best standup paddleboard for touring? Now, “touring” really depends on your definition of it; whether you are doing a couple of hours or a couple of days, what you are loading on the board, etc. If you are going to be doing day trips, but don’t want to hassle with a fourteen foot board, we have the 10’10 and 10’11 Crossover available in inflatable and composite construction. These are great because they have the touring aspects of a semi rounded bottom and the necessary length and width to get you on the water with a nice glide. If you want to go with a twelve foot six inch or fourteen foot board for touring, we have the 12’6” iTrekker, the 14’ Wai Nui and 12’6” and 14’ Malolo. The benefit of a twelve foot six or fourteen foot is the glide you are going to achieve, as well as the efficiency. Typically, touring boards are narrower because you are going to gain more stability in the length, so you can save on side to side (width) while still being able to handle a load for as much time as forty five days going around Lake Superior, or just a weekend in the Boundary Waters area, or similar lakes and rivers.