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10'8" X 31" Go
10'8" X 31" Go Description
The perfect introductory (beginner) paddle board for first time paddlers who want to paddle fast and stay dry. A progressive, versatile shape sporting a big bottom concave and boxy rails for unmatched stability, speed and glide potential. The size ranges from length 12’0” to 10’2” accommodates all rider weights and abilities. The bigger sizes offer the most stability from the wider outline, while the shorter narrower boards are suited for lighter riders offering greater tracking and maneuverability. It’s one of the best Stand Up Paddle experiences you can have on flat water or with light wind chop.
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10'8" X 31" Go Specs and Features
- Structure: Rigid / Hard Shell
- 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
- Wide tail and nose
- Boxy rails
- Bungee tie-down
- 2-in-1 Shoulder carry strap
- Deep center channel
- Bottom side plane
- Flat standing area
- Far back fin box position
- FCS insert
- Matching Tikhine paddle
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10'8" X 31" Go Reviews
Read reviews for the 10'8" X 31" Go by Starboard SUP as submitted by your fellow paddlers. All of the reviews are created and written by paddlers like you, so be sure to submit your own review and be part of the community!
I have the 2021 Starboard Go…
I have the 2021 Starboard Go Lite Tech and it has met all of my expectations. This is my first board, having used only rentals which are very stable. This is easy to transition to and paddling is a real pleasure. I've taken it on mostly calm lakes and inland coastal waters, occasionally with good bit of wind and it cut through he chop very well. It glides smoothly over the water and paddling straight is not difficult, I'm working on my strokes but I can do several on each side before switching. At 24.9 lb, the board is light enough to transport and carry with relative ease. I've not been able to locate the Starboard carry strap that screws into the board, but I haven't really needed one yet. It's a beautiful looking board and the padding is just comfortable enough to stand or kneel on, thought not super soft, but it will probably last longer because of that.