Red Paddle Co 11'3' Sport - 2021 - Review

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The 2021 Red Paddle Co 11'3 Sport is one of the best touring inflatable paddleboards available from not only Red Paddle Co but any brand. Two colourways of Red Paddle Co 11'3 Sport return for 2021 with this best selling model being available in either Blue or Purple colourways. Extremely well suited for paddlers up to 115kg, the 11’3" Sport delivers masses of glide yet remains manageable and very stable for a broad range of paddlers as well as abilities. Since its introduction to the Red Paddle Co range, the 11'3 Sport has become a firm favourite and easily one of the best-selling inflatables in the Red Paddle Co range.
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[seanparker]

Is this good for a beginner?
I tried a friend's Red Ride today and went pretty well on it. I'm looking for a board for river and lake and have a kayak background so do like a bit of speed and tracking.
Am 75 kg and looking at the 11.3

[theoutdoordad]

Great overview, would you recommend this or the 12’6” Voyager for a mix of fun fitness paddling and fishing?

[carmelitaroeleveld]

I bought the ride 10.6. Used it once and now regret not having bought the sport 11.3 😢

[PRS]

Hello for tourism in the sea, which one do you recommend? Will they be crossings at sea in a few hours ... Sport 11.3 or Voyager 12.6? Thanks a lot

[simonstaley]

Great review. I own this board and it’s brill👍

[maxtalich]

Hello, I am currently trying to choose between the 11, 3 sport and 12, 6 sport and maybe the voyager 12, 6. I weigh 70 kg and will be using predominantly on lakes in the Lake District and sometimes cruising the sea coast. I would like to take my girlfriend (70 kg too) on board sometimes too.. I am a fairly experienced paddler. What would your go to be? I have been told that a 4, 7 inch thick board provides a better paddling experience so at first I was inclined towards the 11, 3 sport but again that compromises on length so I’m a bit stuck.. 😣Thanks so much for your advice! Max.

[dmitrysidorenko]

Hello, i see a little bubble on the board near the fin,
is it a defect? See 6:20 in this video.

[andri]

Hi, which board would You recomend for a not very experienced paddler who occasionally takes his girlfriend with him for paddling. I am deciding between 11’3’’ sport, 12’6’’ sport and 12’6 voyager. I weight around 80kg. Thanks :)

[haroldsimpson]

Knowing a thing or two about slipstreaming, the back of this board will create drag on the underside (just my opinion) Red are a good product even if over priced but lets not stick bits on for the sake of it

[karbonstryke]

Hi, which has better glide, the 11'3 sport or the 12'6 voyager?

[Arelis]

Hello, very informative overview. I was wondering which board you recommend best - between the Red 11'0 and 11'3 for the most fun and diversity. My main use will mainly rivers (Thames River) and lakes. We as a family do lots of camping - through the UK & Europe. I'm 5'3" - 54-56kg. I do have a 13-year-old son and a 12-year-old daughter - that may want to paddle every once in a while. Both my children are taller and heavier than me - not sure if - I would be able to ride the 11'3 with one of them on it? Any advice? Will you be getting them in stock in the next few weeks?