Fanatic 10'4" Fly Air Pocket Edition Paddleboard Review

[@Clairelorraine]

Hi, is this an upgraded board to the pure range? Where does this sit re spec in the range please?

[@TheSUPCompany]

Hi Claire, thanks for watching and your question. In terms of price point, the Pocket Edition's sit between the Pure and Premium ranges. As for quality / construction then they are not directly comparable to the either the Pure or the Premium as they are manufactured out of a more pliable fabric that enables them to pack smaller than the Pure and Premium yet in the same proven shape (you have probably sussed out that Fanatic offer the same shape in a range of construction / finishes). The Pocket Editions are great choice for those wanting a lightweight and very portable option. Hope this helps. For more information head over to thesupco.com or give us a call in the shop and the team will be happy to help.

[@tremannaik99]

Hi, being smaller, has the pocket less stability than the base? or the difference is negligible? thanls

[@TheSUPCompany]

Hi Matthew, thanks for the question abelit what you do mean by 'base'? Thanks.

[@tremannaik99]

@@TheSUPCompany sorry, let me clarify, I am referring to the model fly air pure. thank you

[@hel1nas]

Has anyone tried to surf with this iSUP ???

[@TheSUPCompany]

Thanks for watching. While it works, it like all inflatables is a little floored due to not having a hard rail. The FCS fin boxes are also very near to the tail on the Pocket, so the Fly Air would be the better option as a cross over board or something more surf foucsed like the Fanatic Stubby. One of the best inflatable surf shapes on the market is the JP 9'7 SurfAir - an excellent option!