Bluefin inflatable SUP 2023 range overview / SUPboarder Paddleboard Review

We last reviewed Bluefin boards in 2020. The new boards still have the classic Bluefin look but are now lighter, and the smaller boards in the range will be welcomed by many paddlers around the world. 

Bluefin have got thousands of you on the water over the years. With many of you enjoying what these cheaper priced boards offer you as a first time paddler. But now with boards such as the Rogue and the Nitro in the range, Bluefin offers something for the improver paddlers too.

Bluefin also need to be praised for changing the packaging around their board aswell, teaming up with Ecologi and planting a tree for every board sold. This is something that many other similarly priced brands don’t do but should, to become more sustainable in the future.

[KJAReviews]

Great video, helped me choose my new board

[hristogavrilov]

Great video! Do you plan to also review the new irocker/blackfin range? The ultra series seems interesting.

[dandannydan]

Thanks for all the info. I’m looking at the cruise carbon 12’. Is it worth buying the newer model cruise carbon over the older model (which is available heavily discounted here in the US)? It seems as though the specs and main features are fairly similar. Thanks!

[ellisbarnes]

Not sure if being thick, got a cruise 2023 and the paddle I can’t twist the clasps to tighten like could on original model?

[drucilla]

Will you be reviewing the new 2023 bluefin boards?

[DCumbcord]

Does anybody know what is deflection of Rogue and Nitro?