Hula 11 SUP

Hula 11 SUP Description

Unfold, inflate, and hit the water in a matter of minutes! The Hula™ 11 Inflatable SUP is made of High-Pressure Drop-Stitch material and a double layer of heavy duty PVC Tarpaulin for ultra stiff performance and superior durability. The deck of the board features a large foam traction pad and 7 d-rings for gear tie down, optional kayak seat attachment, and leash attachment. The Hula™ 11 SUP is ideal for paddling, surfing, or kayaking. Accessories included are: Pump with Pressure Gauge, Hi-Quality Duffel Bag, Repair Kit, Valve Adaptor and 3 Removable Tracking Fins. Paddle and optional Seat Sold Separately.

Hula 11 SUP Specs and Features

  • Structure: Inflatable
  • Seating Configuration: Solo
  • Ideal Paddler Size: Smaller Adult/Child, Average Adult
  • Skill Level: Beginner, Intermediate
  • Ideal Paddler Size: Smaller Adult/Child, Average Adult
  • Skill Level: Beginner, Intermediate

Additional Attributes

  • Single Action hand pump with Gauge included
  • Raised board tip increases performance
  • Large traction foam area for improved grip and comfort
  • Double layer outer skin for superior durability
  • Light-weight, Compact, and Durable
  • Hi-Quality Duffel Bag

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Hula 11 SUP Reviews

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Lightweight, easy to handle.…

Submitted by: ecahan on 2/26/2016
Lightweight, easy to handle. Pros Moves gracefully through the water. Cons None. Usage Causing around a lake.
5

I love this paddle board! It…

Submitted by: guest-paddler on 5/8/2015
I love this paddle board! It is so amazing. I can not stress the stability of this board. It glides on the water well. It does not hunt bad at all. It tracks very well. The weight is not an issue. Pros Weight length durability Cons I wish it had a better place to carry it Usage Touring
3

We own 2 SUPS, a regular one,…

Submitted by: loki5 on 10/21/2014
We own 2 SUPS, a regular one, and this Hula 11 inflatable one. Obviously there are pros and cons to each, but let's talk about the Hula... Overall, I'd say this is a good to very good inflatable. Not great, and definitely not top of the line, but a good value for the price (the really nice inflatables easily cost twice as much as this board). Once it's inflated, it's very stiff and very stable, great for beginners and more experienced paddlers. It has a 3-fin configuration and tracks OK, but definitely not as good as our non-inflatable (a Boga Classic). My biggest gripe is that on choppy water, the board flexes a little bit in the middle, reducing stability. I think that's due to the fact that it's only 4" thick. I've been on inflatables that are 5-6" thick, and they definitely retain their stiffness better in waves and chop. The pump that came with the board is pretty nice, compared to some other bargain brands I've seen. It has a pressure gauge. The process of installing the fins and inflating the board is fairly simple, too. I also love the gear tie-down rings; I strung bungee cord between them and use it to store my drybag, sandals, water bottle, etc. when paddling. It also has rings to attach an optional seat back and use the board like a kayak, but I haven't done that. I've also taken this down a few rivers, and it's nice not to worry about scratching up the paint if you hit a rock or tree stump. It's definitely not recommended for anything extreme, though; I wouldn't white water in it. But for lazy to moderate rivers, you can have fun on it. Pros -Great value for price. -Sturdy -Gear tie-downs -Packs down flat for easy transport Cons -At only 4" thick, can have too much flex in choppy water -Tracking isn't great, just OK Usage I've used this mainly on lakes/flatwater, though I've done some river cruising as well.