The 12'0 Voyager has been designed with a more petite paddler in mind. The length and thickness make it an ideal board for longer adventures and lighter paddlers. The extra volume means you can easily pack all your kit on the front while you paddle. You'll feel extra confident paddling out on this board, knowing that it offers stability in all conditions.

The combination of our patented RSS system makes this board stiffer at lower pressures compared to other boards on the market - something you'll really appreciate when your board is loaded up.

The Earth River SUP (ERS) 12VDC Electrical Pump will inflate this board to 15 PSI in approximately 12 minutes.

• Specs
• Features

• Dimensions: Length: 12 feet 0 inches - Width: 28 inches - Thickness: 4.71 inches

  Weight: 26.9lbs

  Volume: 285L

  Construction: Fusion MSL

  Fin Setup: US Fin Box (2)

  Included: Backpack + Red 'Titan II' Pump + Phone Case

  Paddler Weight Handling : Up to 200lbs

• • The Dual Cylinder system of the Titan pump combined with the Hi Flo handle means you are in complete control of the time and energy required to inflate your board. It puts the volume into your board faster and reduces the effort required to reach a higher pressure
  • After covering over 100,000 miles with our boards we had a really good idea of what was needed from the ultimate bag. Our all new bag has the most significant developments yet seen with inflatable board bags. It has integrated wheels that make travelling through airports a pleasure. The hidden back pack system can be stowed when not in use and is super comfy when you need to put the board on your back. The front loading system makes packing and unpacking super simple. The internal straps make sure the board stays put while in transit. This bag truly is the ultimate solution for travel and storage.

Contact a paddling expert on 877-777-1769 for our best package deal price and our review of the pros and cons of the RED 12-0 VOYAGER.

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