An inflatable stand-up paddle board that rolls into a backpack bag. People pick it for calm-water paddling when a hard board won't fit the truck or the trip.
Specs
- Sizes: 10'6" and 11'6"
- 10'6": 10'6" L x 34" W x 6" D; capacity 250 lb; average weight 20 lb; loaded bag 26 lb
- 11'6": 11'6" L x 34" W x 6" D; capacity 315 lb; average weight 22 lb; loaded bag 28 lb
- Construction: AeroULTRA inflatable (maker describes single-layer PVC)
- Recommended pressure: 10–15 PSI
- Fins: 10" click-in removable center fin (plus fixed side fins per reviewers)
- Included: 3-piece adjustable paddle, center fin, slide-in Rac receivers, repair kit, hand pump, backpack travel bag (no leash listed in the board-only kit)
- Compatible with BOTE Rac accessories, MAGNEPOD drinkware, Travelink carry strap
- Front bungee storage
- Maker advice: if rider weight is within 50 lb of capacity, size up
- Warranty: 2 years; 30-day guarantee
- Price on maker site: $799 board only (Oct 2026); packages sold separately
What reviewers say
Reviewers call it BOTE's simple, beginner-friendly board. It feels stable at 34 inches wide and is well made for the price. It cruises at a steady pace rather than a fast one. SupBoardGuide liked the light weight and build but disliked the fixed side fins, which get in the way when storing and can warp if left in heat; note their test was of an earlier 10'8" version. A travel blogger who took the 11'6" to the Caribbean found it easy to pump by hand in about five minutes, but said BOTE's stiffer HD Aero would handle wind and chop better.
Good
- Light enough to carry and check as airline luggage
- Stable platform for beginners
- Works with BOTE's Rac and cooler accessories
- Kit includes paddle, pump and bag
Not so good
- Fixed side fins make rolling and storage awkward
- Less suited to wind and chop than stiffer boards
- Leash not listed in the board-only kit
- Reviewers question how long the travel bag holds up
Who it's for
New and casual paddlers on calm lakes, rivers and protected bays who need a board that packs small. Skip it if you paddle open water in wind most of the time.
Sources
Last checked 2026-10-19. Specs from the maker; review notes summarized in our own words.