Grey Duck Journey – 11.6′ x 30″ – Stand Up Paddle Board with Paddle

The Journey is built for paddlers who want to cover ground on a board that has excellent glide and great tracking. If the board you currently ride isn’t fast enough or tends to wander when paddling, it’s time to upgrade to the efficient shape of the Journey. • EPS foam core with vacuum bagged bamboo epoxy construction • 10” center fin • GORE no maintenance vent • Neoprene Grab Handle for easy carrying • Six point tie down system on nose and four point tie down on tail for carrying accessories Click into the tabs below for more information! Shipping Options Terms - Read Before Visiting Us Come in and Check it Out - Schedule a Visit Learn How to Choose a Paddle Board How to Choose a Stand Up Paddle Board First, try to narrow your search down to a category based upon your priorities for paddling. How do you plan on using the SUP? Recreational, Fitness/Distance, Fitness/Yoga, Fishing Who will be using the SUP? Single User, Multiple users, Youth/"leave at the lake" Use? Where will the board be used? Lake, River, "taking it traveling"? Where will the board be stored? Indoor Rack, Outdoor Rack, "I have no room to store a board?" Stand Up Paddle Board (SUP) Categories All Around / Recreational / Planing BoardsAll-Around boards offer a traditional planing bow, rounded and are generally 10'-12' in length and 30"-36" in width. These boards are great for beginners, but also great for any paddler who is not looking for paddling long distances or racing environments. Planing boards offer stability for yoga or fishing. Touring / Race / Distance / Displacement BoardsTouring boards have a displacement bow, pointed to displace water as you paddle. Displacement boards are generally 12'-14' in length and generally narrower than a planing board. The displacement bow is more efficient and requires less effort to paddle longer distances. There are also hybrid displacement boards which are wider and thicker that provide more stability in a displacement hull. Hard Boards versus Inflatable Boards Plastic (rotomolded) Boards These boards have a durable exterior, least expensive but very heavy. These boards are great for when multiple users will be using the board and likely to be dragged or dropped. These boards do not have a center core, and over time may bow in the center or become water-logged. Hard Boards - Most common boardsThere are various Hard Board construction so weights may vary also. Construction may include Fiberglass/Epoxy, Graphite and Carbon. These boards are great for individual users who will be able to control the usage of the board. Inflatable BoardsThere are various Inflatable Board constructions, but weights do not vary as much. These are very popular boards. They are quite durable, great for families and guests, traveling and storage is not really a factor. These boards generally come with a storage bag and pump. Benefits of Stand Up Paddle Boarding