10'0" x 34" Whopper

10'
Length
34"
Width (in)
23–24
Weight (lb)
$999
Base MSRP

10'0" x 34" Whopper Options

  • Blue Carbon

    23 lb
    Carbon Composite
  • Starlite

    24 lb
    Polyethylene Plastic
  • ASAP

    24 lb
    Fiberglass Composite
  • Lite Tech

    24 lb
    Polyethylene Plastic

    10'0" x 34" Whopper Description

    The wave-ripper for real-world riders. This surf paddle board is Floaty, fun, and the king of catching waves. You’ll make any kind of mush highly surf-able with this shape. Wide Ride has a size for all rider weight and abilities; the bigger models produce the easiest glide and stability, while the smaller sizes deliver more control and maneuverability.

    10'0" x 34" Whopper Specs and Features

    • Structure: Rigid / Hard Shell
    • Seating Configuration: Solo
    • Ideal Paddler Size: Average Adult, Larger Adult
    • Skill Level: Beginner, Intermediate
    • Ideal Paddler Size: Average Adult, Larger Adult
    • Skill Level: Beginner, Intermediate

    Additional Attributes

    • Shorter nose outline
    • Thinner rails
    • Nose kick
    • Flat rocker
    • Flat standing area
    • Moderate tail kick
    • Wide rounded tail
    • Mono to double concave bottom
    • Channel tail

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    5

    I really miss the Whooper…

    Submitted by: rubiconsup on 4/29/2022

    I really miss the Whooper 9'5. Whooper 10' is a really nice board, carves waves very well for that big a board. I know it is subjective but I am a fan of classic shape long boards. For its size and width, the Whooper 10 is a well performing board. I love my Whooper.

    5

    I just purchased the lite…

    Submitted by: paddler580315 on 1/28/2020

    I just purchased the lite tech and love it. I weigh 234 and use it for surfing. Plenty of float for my weight.

    4

    Great all round board for…

    Submitted by: guest-paddler on 8/24/2015
    Great all round board for rivers, lakes and small surf Very portable and can travel around the world with it Pros Portable Don't need a roof rack Easy to set up and less change of it to be stolen Cons Some people find it hard to use the hand pump Requires about 18 psi (get a electrical pump) Flexes a little then a hard board Usage I use it in rivers and lakes mostly
    3

    I tried the inflatable…

    Submitted by: guest-paddler on 8/23/2015
    I tried the inflatable version, and in all fairness I didn't take it in real surf, just 2' monsoonal chop in the local reservoir. It had virtually no glide, especially carrying my 240 lbs. I think that I'm too heavy for this board; too much work, not fun. Pros Eh, maybe if you have the windsurfing rig attached it would be fun. Cons The inflatable astro whopper is sloooow, sloooow, sloooow, at least for my weight. As an "all-around" board, not the right compromise for my needs. Usage Light surfing, touring, and river running.
    4

    Love this board. I'm a bigger…

    Submitted by: guest-paddler on 10/23/2014
    Love this board. I'm a bigger dude (~240 lbs) so I was concerned about going from a 12' Laird to this 10' board. But happily, it was the right move, as I'm being floated fine (my concern) and a lot more maneuverability and carving fun on this shorter board. I'd like to do an apples to apples and go on a new 10' Laird board to see. Anyone got one that might want to trade? Pros Floatability. Very stable for a bigger guy. Fairly light. Cons Don't love the Starboard icon design but that's about it. Usage I use it to Surf here in W. LA at Malibu, Santa Monica, Venice, Ventura, San Onofre, Dana Point, San Clemente, etc.