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Why Choose Thurso?
See how we compare to other paddle board brands.
| Thurso Surf | Other Brands | |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Woven Drop-stitch | Knitted Drop-stitch |
| Construction | Fused Double-layer PVC | Single-layer PVC |
| Seams | Heat-Welded | Glued |
| Paddle | Carbon Shaft Paddle | Aluminum |
| Accessories | Premium kit | Basic kit |
| Warranty | 2 Years | 1 Year |
Frequently Asked Questions
An 11ft board delivers more glide per stroke than shorter all-around boards, making it more efficient for longer paddling sessions and better at maintaining speed. The Waterwalker 132 (11ft x 32in) suits paddlers 160-210 lbs and performs well on lakes, flatwater rivers, and protected coastal water.
Not necessarily. The Waterwalker 132's 32-inch width keeps it stable despite the length. A confident beginner who is comfortable in the water and in the 160-210 lb weight range will find it manageable. If balance is a primary concern, start with the 10ft 6in version.
The Waterwalker 132 (11ft) is rated to 210 lbs. This suits the majority of adult paddlers at average to above-average weight. Paddlers over 210 lbs should consider the Max multi-purpose board (300 lb capacity) for proper floatation and stability.
An 11ft all-around board like the Waterwalker 132 is wider (32in) and more stable than a touring board of similar length. Touring boards are narrower (30in or less) for more speed. The Waterwalker 132 is a good stepping stone — more glide than shorter boards without the narrowness of a touring SUP.
The Waterwalker 132 at 32 inches wide is stable enough for yoga in calm conditions. Its 210 lb capacity accommodates most paddlers with some gear. For dedicated yoga or fishing use, the Tranquility (34in) or Max (34in, 300 lbs) offer more width and stability.