Interesting. It may depend on where you order it from. Our demo board came from Green Water Sports (with the transformer bag) and their product description indicates the same. It may also be a change in model year product kits. We’ll check into it. Thanks.

Awesome! Glad we could help!

John,

Yes, you will be fine on the Cruiser Ultra. If you are extra worried about stability and don’t have much natural athleticism, then you could look at the Blackfin Ultra XL as well.

Michael, the 14′ Isle Explorer Pro is as stable a SUP as you can find that is 31″ wide. However, if stability is your main concern and your only looking to tour occasionally then I would recommend you look at the Isle Pioneer Pro series. At 6’3 and 250 lbs, you will be more comfortable on those when laying on the board. However, they are also super rigid and perform better speed-wise than you would expect given how stable they are.

Do you think the narrower 31 inch width 14 foot board will be stable. Would it be less stable than a 12 foot board that’s 33 inches wide. I live on oak island nc and there’s no waves a 100 foot out. Usually pretty smooth. I’d use the sup just for getting sun laying out in the sun. Only a small amount of touring. Would a 14 foot board be more stable than your 12 foot board? Even if the 12 foot board was wider say 33 inches or so? I’m a bodybuilder and athlete. 6’3” 250lbs. Stability is my priority. I want confidence it’s not going to flip over.

John

Virginia,

That’s awesome to hear – it’s such a fun sport! And I also do think your going to love the 10′ Ultra. Let us know if you have any questions.