Stand-Up Paddle Boarding or SUP is a new fashionable sport developed in Hawaii. It is gaining tremendous popularity among surfers who find it as an excellent way to train while the surf is down. Paddle Boarding is an increasingly popular sport activity that involves paddling and/or surfing. It is as close as you can get to "walking on water".

 

The standup board is relatively easy to ride and allows paddlers of all skill levels, including beginners, to enjoy a stable, comfortable ride while getting a moderate workout.  Stand-Up Paddle Boarding can be done in the ocean, harbors, rivers and lakes. 

However, some practice is needed, same as with bicycle or roller-skates first time use, and you can't expect to jump on this board and start doing some fancy tricks. Stand up paddle board video instructions can be found on YouTube, and great article How to get started paddle boarding is here. Also, please visit our FAQ section to read more about how to properly operate air valve and how to fix air leaks.

 

Our new and upgraded SATURN inflatable multi-sport iSUP boards 11' SOT330 have D-rings in the front and back for attachment of a surfboard safety leash or carry handles, and set of D-rings at edges of the board for the attachment of an optional kayak seats, to use this board as a sit-on-top surf kayak. Remove the seat - and you have a SUP paddle board or long surfboard. Install kayak seats and you have a sit-on-top kayak for 1-2 persons that is fast and easy to paddle! 

SATURN multifunctional sport boards are not only great as a stand up paddle board or sit-on-top surf kayak, but also excellent for long trips to remote locations on a warm day.

New, adjustable-height aluminum SUP paddles are now available. Saturn SUP paddles are specifically designed to go along with inflatable paddle boards. Stand up paddleboard paddles are not only lightweight, but also brake up into 3 parts for portable storage and easy transportation.

See what customers are saying...

"Just got back from my Second weekend out with my Saturn Stand up paddle Board, have to write to thank you for such a fine product! We love it. It seems very well made and performs better than I'd hoped. I had So much fun! I will be sending many folks to your site. When i am out on it Everyone wants to know where i got it! My wife loves to lay out on it as I pull her behind my Kayak! Next I will be buying the pump so I can see how many PSI its at." - Nathan F.

 

"I have two Saturn Paddle boards, I believe it was the SOT350 at the time. I bought it right when you first came out with the 12ft. I am a big guy, 6'4", 220 pounds, so I am right on the edge of its capacity, but I still love it and have taken it everywhere. I have taken your paddle board, in swift water, down the San Juan River in Southern Utah, and to almost every beach in the SF Bay area. I have taken it down some flat water rivers too: Gualala river, Lake Solano and others. I have taken it through the straights of the San Fransisco Bay and plan to paddle in to the cove next to a Giants game one of these Saturday games. So I have done a little of every thing with it. And while it does not perform like a hard-side, it is so versatile that it makes up for its lack of swift water prowess." - Daniel B.

 

"I just wanted to let you know how surprisingly pleased I am with my purchase of the Saturn 330 stand up paddle board. I had been researching boards because I wanted to take an SUP on my vacation to Costa Rica..." Read Full Review >>

  • Explore lake shores, rivers, and bays.

  • Can also be uses as a sit-on-top kayak!

  • Great for balance and upper body workout.

  • iSUP boards are great for family fun and fitness.

  • 3 large fins on the underside of the board for better tracking.

  • 11' SOT330 can also be used as a kayak for 1 adult and child.

  • 12' SOT365 is suitable as a sit-on-top kayak for 1 or 2 adults.

  • Accessories: carry bag and repair kit. Paddles are NOT included.

  • FREE GIFT: high-pressure Bravo hand pump with pressure gauge!

  • Best performance range for stand up paddling is up to 190-200 lbs.

  • Raised rocker tip prevents curling and helps improve performance.

  • Paddle boards are constructed of 140mm heavy-duty PVC drop-stitch fabric.

 

 
12 ft Multifunctional Surf/Paddle Board  SOT365
(4 in stock)
SALE: $409.00 (MSRP: $818.00)
SHIPPING: $39.00 (by FedEx Ground)
11 ft Multifunctional Surf/Paddle Board SOT330
(7 in stock)
SALE: $349.00 (MSRP: $698.00)
SHIPPING: $29.00 (by FedEx Ground)

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waterproof radio carry carts kayak seats travel paddles changing room

 Tech Specs SOT330 SOT365
Overall Length 11' 12'
Overall Width 29" 29"
Overall Thickness 4" 4"
Weight 24 lbs 27 lbs
Max Weight Capacity 220 lbs 320 lbs
Suggested SUP Capacity 190 lbs 190 lbs
Folded Size 33"x13"x13" 33"x13"x13"
Persons Capacity 1 1+1
Shipping Box Size 37"x22"x7 37"x22"x7
Shipping Weight 30 lbs 33 lbs
  
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Customer's review of 12' Saturn SOT365 
Here’s my 2 cents on the Saturn sot365 stand up paddle board. I got this last summer for our trip up to Canada’s cottage country in Northern Ontario. We stayed at our friends’ cottage on a beautiful lake...
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Video Clips of Saturn Inflatable Paddleboards new & old models.
  
  
     
 
 
 
 

FAQ Questions & Quick Tips:

How do I straighten up bended fins?

Use a hair blow dryer to make the fins soft and pliable with heat. Do NOT use a heat gun. Wrap a towel around the fin to trap the heat inside, and blow both sides with a household hair dryer. After a few minutes, the fin will become soft and pliable. You can attach tape to the fin tip and side of the board, to keep the fin straight while it is cooling. Once the fin cools, it gets hard and straight again. If necessary, you may leave tape on the fin overnight to make sure it straightens up completely. Another option for straightening the fin would be to wrap it with a towel as tightly as you can, but in such way that the fin tip stays exposed. Then pour a little bit of hot boiling water onto the towel and down the fin. Attach tape to the tip and to the side of board, and leave it for awhile until it cools down.

How do I inflate paddle board quickly?

Get an inexpensive electric pump for mattress inflation sold in local retail stores. We recommend Coleman Rechargeable pump for about $29. Use it to inflate paddle board to about 80% quickly, and then finish pumping to high pressure with provided hand pump. Rechargeable electric pump is also great for deflation.

How do I deflate the paddle board?

Open the valve cover, press on the pushpin inside the valve with your finger tip and turn it in either direction, until it locks itself in the lower position. Turn the board fins up. Start rolling the board from the rear with the fins inside the roll. You can use a rubber bungee cord to wrap around the board to keep it from unrolling.

Why is air escaping from the valve as soon as the valve adaptor is disconnected?

Make sure that the pushpin inside the valve is locked in the upper position before you start pumping up air inside the board. When the valve pushpin is in the upper position, it means that the valve is locked, and no air will escape when the valve adaptor is disengaged.

How do I know when the paddle board is fully inflated?

Saturn paddle boards can take up to 10 psi air pressure. It is suggested that you use our high-pressure electric pump that automatically shuts off once full pressure is achieved. If you use a hand pump and the air pressure gauge is not available, you'll need to pump until you feel board surface become as hard as a rock. Knock on the paddle board surface with the palm of your hand to feel if board is hard enough. If the board is fully inflated, it will not bend under your weight when you are “stand up paddling”. If you are using the Saturn board as a sit-on-top kayak, high pressure is not as important as when standing on it. Just inflate the board until it is moderately hard and does not feel soft when you press it with fingers.

How do I carry my inflated paddle board to the beach?

Get over the shoulder straps from any old bag. Attach them to the D-rings on one side of the board. Hold the other side of the board under your underarm, and grab the strap attached to the D-rings with the palm of that same hand. Adjust the shoulder strap length if necessary for convenient operation. Or you can just carry the strap over your shoulder.

My paddleboard seems to be a little bit tipsy, why?

First of all make sure that paddleboard is fully inflated to be as hard as rock. Inflatable paddleboard can take up to 10 psi air pressure. While it can be achieved with regular hand pump, electric high pressure pump is highly recommended for quick and complete inflation. Also, try using sandals or other footwear while stand up paddling instead of barefoot. That seems to help a lot.

How do I use the Saturn board as a surf kayak?

Once you see a relatively high tidal wave rolling down toward you, quickly start paddling alongside the wave's direction. Once wave is behind you, the board will start sliding along the wave's slope. Use a paddle as a rudder to steer yourself in a straight line. Be aware of your surroundings because it's very possible that you will overturn. Make sure there are no sharp rocks close to you. If you do fall in water, swim to the paddle board first and then use the board to swim back to the paddles.

What is the best way to roll up SOT paddle board for portable storage?

For quick storage between uses, simply place paddle board upside down, and roll it up with fins inside, starting from rear.

For long term storage or transportation, and in order to avoid fins being bent to the sides, simply place pieces of carton around fins and secure with scotch tape along edges and then start rolling out same way as above. Use rubber bungee cord to secure it.

What can I use as affordable alternative to kayak seat?

Our goal was always to make boating more affordable. From our tests we had find out that regular low beach chair sold in Walmart or Target for about $10-$12 provides excellent sitting platform for inflatable paddle board. It slightly raised above surface, so that water will flow under it. It is not too high to mess with board balance, and it can be easily attached to existing D-rings with a help of regular plastic cable ties or adjustable straps. It is more comfortable then any kayak seat and provide great back support. Everyone will look at you with envy, and you can even attach small umbrella to the aluminum tube. Back of chair can be folded for portable storage, and then deflated paddle board can be rolled up around folded chair.