Paddle Setup – Your Shortcut to the Right Inflatable SUP
At Paddle Setup we pull the clutter out of Amazon’s huge catalogue so you can zero-in on the inflatable stand-up paddle board (SUP) that truly fits your style, skill, and adventure goals. Use our smart, toggle-able filters to slice through hundreds of listings in seconds, compare the specs that matter, and click straight through to the product page when you’re ready to buy. As an Amazon Associate, we may earn from qualifying purchases—at no extra cost to you. Learn more here.
Refine Your SUP Search
Navigate Amazon’s sea of inflatable stand-up paddle boards with ease using our interactive filter table. Now you can zero-in even faster thanks to nine always-visible dropdowns that slice hundreds of listings down to the few that truly match your style, size and adventure goals. Whether you’re chasing stability, portability, cargo capacity or outright speed, our filters put the right boards—and only the right boards—right in front of you.
Find your perfect iSUP
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Quick-Select Essentials – the Filters That Stay in View
Prime – Flip this switch to shortlist boards that qualify for Amazon Prime’s fast shipping and simplified returns. Perfect when you need a new SUP in a hurry or want the safety net of Prime’s return window.
Brand – Narrow the list to just that maker—or use it to discover emerging labels you haven’t tried yet. Either way, the brand filter lets you skip straight to trusted reputations (or fresh bargains) with one click.
Board Size – Choose a length class that matches your storage, travel plans, and paddling goals.
| Compact (< 10′ 5″) | For tight car boots and travellers. |
| Classic (10′ 6″) | Is the all-round sweet spot. |
| Extended (10′ 7″–11′ 5″) | Offers extra glide for touring. |
| Expedition (> 11′ 6″) | Swallows camping gear and tracks like a freight train. |
Deck Width – Stability versus speed in one number.
| Narrow (< 31″) | Slices through the water for faster touring or racing. |
| Regular (32″) | Balances agility and poise—ideal first board width. |
| Stable (33″–34″) | Feels like standing on a pier—great for yoga or fishing. |
| Wide (≥ 35″) | Maximises deck real-estate for big riders or canine co-captains. |
Youth Boards – Tick Youth in either Board Size or Deck Width to swap in SUPs built for kids—shorter, lighter, and narrower—so young paddlers can lift, steer, and enjoy the ride without the bulk of adult boards.
Max Weight – One click makes sure your chosen board can handle rider + gear with confidence.
| Beast ( > 400 lbs) | Ultra-capacity boards built for big riders plus coolers, camp kits, pets—basically the whole adventure load. |
| Haul (300 – 350 lbs) | Confidence for taller paddlers, tandem outings, or hefty fishing gear without sinking the tail. |
| Tour (300 – 350 lbs) | Ideal sweet-spot for most adults, leaving headroom for dry-bags or an occasional passenger. |
| Light (< 300 lbs) | Feather-focused designs for solo paddlers, teenagers, and anyone chasing the lightest carry weight. |
Max PSI – Filter for reinforced, high-pressure shells when you need rock-solid rigidity.
| Boost (> 15 PSI) | Reinforced shells you can pump rock-solid for sprint rigidity or choppy water stability. |
| Standard (= 15 PSI) | Factory-spec pressure that balances stiffness with easy hand-pumping—perfect for casual cruising. |
Fin Setup – Select the tracking or turning style you prefer before digging into fin-box details.
| Quiver (> 3-Fin) | Race and river kits with extra side-bites or interchangeable boxes for fine-tuned tracking. |
| Thruster (3-Fin) | Classic surf-style tri-fin—grippy turns, steady glide, and the most common replacement parts. |
| Glide (1-Fin) | Long single centre fin for effortless straight-line touring and the smallest roll-up pack size. |
Grab Handles – Make sure the carry layout matches how—and where—you launch.
| Sherpa (> 4 handles) | Handles on every edge—team-carry a fully loaded board down steep banks or onto tall roof racks. |
| Trio (3 handles) | Nose, tail & centre grips streamline river launches and solo pulls onto docks. |
| Duo (2 handles) | Centre plus either nose or tail—enough for partner lifts without cluttering the deck. |
| Solo (= 1 handle) | Minimalist carry point keeps weight down and deck space clear for yoga or surf stance. |
D-Rings – Quickly see which decks can lash down coolers, dry-bags and kayak seats.
| Expedition (> 15 rings) | Lash down multi-day camping gear, spare paddles, and a kayak seat—no compromise. |
| Cargo (12-14 rings) | Balanced fore-and-aft tie-downs for coolers, dry-bags, or fishing crates on day trips. |
| Outfitter (11 rings) | Purpose-placed pattern—often pre-spaced for clip-in kayak seats or rod holders. |
Set any combination of these dropdowns once and the catalogue shrinks to a shortlist that already fits your size, stiffness and carry-capacity requirements.
Optional Details – Tick-Box Controls for Deep-Dive Specs
Units Toggle – Switch the whole table between imperial and metric values for board size and maximum weight. Metric figures are converted from the original imperial data and may be rounded, so expect minor variations (e.g., “10′ 6″ × 33″ × 6″ — 350 lb” becomes “305 × 84 × 15 cm — 159 kg”). This lets you cross-check international reviews or match airline baggage limits in the units you know best.
View Handling Options – Show the exact grab-handle layout, from minimalist single-centre handles to full five-point carry systems (nose, two mids, centre, tail). Knowing handle positions helps you plan solo carries, dock launches, and tandem lifts, and is especially handy if you’ll hoist the board on roof racks or scramble down rocky put-ins.
View Fin Setup – Compare boards by fin count (1-fin to 5-fin) and see how many fins are removable for easy packing and tuning. A single long centre fin tracks well on flat water, while a 3-fin thruster set offers bite in surf; quick-release boxes mean you can roll the board tighter and swap fin shapes without fiddling with screws on the beach.
Ring Count – Compare boards by the total number of stainless-steel D-rings on deck and rails. More D-rings mean more tie-down points for dry-bags, coolers, and rod-holders; fewer rings keep the deck clear for yoga or surfing. Tick this box if you need to sort by cargo capacity or accessory-mount flexibility.
View Add-On Compatibility – Focus on the Extras That Elevate Your Ride
Kayak-Seat Compatibility – Planning hybrid adventures? Filter for SUPs that include—or can accept—clip-in kayak seats via mid-deck D-rings. A quick seat swap lets you rest your legs on long tours, paddle in windy chop, or share the board with a younger passenger. Look for listings that bundle the seat or specify “kayak-convertible” hardware.
Rear Bungee Storage – All modern inflatables offer front bungee cords; rear bungee areas are rarer but invaluable when you need extra lash-down space for multi-day gear, fishing tackle, or a small cooler. Enable this filter to surface boards with stern cargo zones, giving you balanced load options fore and aft.
Action-Cam Mount – Want crisp POV footage? Select boards that ship with an integrated GoPro-style mount (usually on the nose or centre foredeck). A built-in mount is sturdier than adhesive add-ons and keeps your camera at the perfect angle to capture surf sessions, wildlife encounters, or family moments.
Activating any of these tick-boxes reveals the corresponding columns in the table, so you only see the add-on specs that matter to your adventure—no clutter, just actionable data.
Why Our Filter System Matters
Saves Time – Skip endless scrolling; filter once, shortlist instantly.
Reduces Guesswork – Side-by-side specs expose true differences in rigidity, capacity and accessories.
Future-Proofs Your Choice – Deep-dive toggles (D-rings, fin kits, PSI limits) are there when you need them, hidden when you don’t.
Mobile-Friendly – Every dropdown and toggle works smoothly on phone or tablet, so research fits your road-trip schedule.
Ready to dive in? Start filtering now, discover the inflatable SUP that checks every box, and get back to what matters—spending more time on the water.