The Koi is the long board of the range: 11'6" of waterline with a koi fish deck print, built for paddlers who want to keep moving. That extra length tracks straight and glides between strokes, so open lake crossings, long river floats and coastal tours feel less like work. With a 33" width and 350 lb capacity, it is a big, confident inflatable paddle board for adults that still packs into a backpack.
Built for Distance Paddling and Heavier Loads
- Longest 11'6" Waterline: More length means straighter tracking and better glide, the two things that matter most on long-distance paddles.
- 350 lb Weight Capacity: The highest capacity in the lineup, with room for a paddler plus camping gear, a cooler or a dog.
- 33" Wide Deck: A wide, 6" thick platform that stays steady even fully loaded.
- Complete iSUP Set: Adjustable aluminum paddle, high pressure pump, 3 removable fins, elastic leash, travel backpack and a waterproof phone pouch.
- Koi Fish Artwork: A distinctive koi deck graphic that looks nothing like the usual solid-colour touring board.
BOARD SPECS
| LENGTH | WIDTH | THICK |
PRESSURE |
WEIGHT | CAPACITY |
| 11'6" | 33" | 6" | 12-15 PSI | 22 LBS | 350 LBS |
INCLUDE ITEMS
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1 x Adjustable aluminum paddle
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3 x Removable sup fin
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1 x High pressure pump
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1 x Travel backpack
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1 x Elastic Sup leash
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1 x Waterproof phone pouch
Shipping & Delivery
- Processing: 1-2 business days before dispatch.
- Transit: 10-15 business days, shipped direct from our warehouse in China.
- Free shipping to the United States and Australia.
- Tracking: every board ships with a tracking number.
Touring boards get bought with a route in mind - a crossing, a multi-day river stretch, a coastal tour. Count back three to four weeks from that date when you order. The 10-15 business days in transit sit inside that comfortably, and the remaining days give you a shakedown paddle to dial in paddle length and fin setup before the trip itself. Our lake day essentials packing list is a useful companion.
Why an 11'6" Board Ships Direct From Our Warehouse
At 11'6" this is the longest board we make, and even rolled down it is a bulky, 22 lb carton with a paddle, pump, three fins, a leash and a backpack inside. Touring lengths sell in smaller numbers than all-round boards, so holding them in local stock means paying to store a slow-moving item for most of the year - which is why longer boards are the first thing missing from a shop floor.
Shipping direct from our warehouse is what makes carrying an 11'6" with a full kit viable at this price. The honest cost is the 10-15 business day transit, and for a board bought around a planned trip rather than a spur-of-the-moment paddle, that generally fits the timeline you already have.
FAQ
Q: Why choose an 11'6" board over a shorter one?
A: Longer boards track straighter and glide further per stroke, so they are the better pick for touring and long-distance paddling. Shorter boards turn more easily near shore.
Q: How much weight can it carry?
A: Up to 350 lbs at 12-15 PSI, enough for an adult paddler plus gear or a passenger.
Q: How long does delivery take?
A: 1-2 business days of processing, then 10-15 business days in transit. Free to the US and Australia, with tracking.
Q: Is this board right for a beginner?
A: It can be, with a caveat. The 33" width and 6" thickness make it stable enough for a first-timer, but 11'6" is noticeably harder to turn in tight water than a 10' board. If most of your paddling will be long and straight, start here; if it will be short trips close to shore, a 10' or 10'6" is friendlier.
Q: What PSI should I inflate to?
A: 12-15 PSI. A long board flexes more than a short one if it is under-inflated, so getting to the top of that range matters here more than on a 10'. The included high pressure pump has a gauge.
Q: What is included in the kit?
A: An adjustable aluminum paddle, a high pressure pump, 3 removable SUP fins, an elastic leash, a travel backpack and a waterproof phone pouch - the pump is included, so nothing extra is needed to get on the water. Our guide on inflating large inflatables fast covers efficient technique on a board this long.
Q: How do I deflate and store it?
A: Take the fins off, open the valve, and roll the board from the nose down to the valve. Rinse and dry it completely before it goes back in the backpack, and store it somewhere cool - an 11'6" rolled tight and left damp in a hot car is how boards pick up mildew and creases.
