iRocker All Around 10' vs 11' Review | Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board Reviews (2021)

For a detailed written review of the iRocker All Around 10' click the link below:
www.supboardguide.com/irocker...
For a detailed written review of the iRocker All Around 11' click the link below:
www.supboardguide.com/irocker...
For current pricing on the iRocker All Around 10' click the link below:
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For current pricing on the iRocker All Around 11' click the link below:
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Have you questioned whether the iRocker All Around 10' or the iRocker All Around 11' is the right board for you?
In this video, SUPBoardGuide.com breaks down the iRocker All Around lineup and covers everything from included accessories and unique features to on-water performance of each board and what makes the two different.
iRocker is one of the top inflatable SUP board companies in the industry and have been crafting quality inflatables - and hard boards - since 2013. Based out of Jacksonville, FL, iRocker has created a following of passionate SUP enthusiasts worldwide and that shows in their product lineup year after year. The iRocker All Around 10' and All Around 11' are two fantastic boards for just about any type of paddler out there. With a 32-inch width, a fairly wide tail and a planing hull, the iRocker All Around boards offer an excellent balance of speed, stability, tracking and maneuverability. While the All Around 10' inflatable SUP is the more maneuverable board due to its shorter length, the All Around 11' edges it out in speed, tracking and stability for paddlers of heavier weight.
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0:00 Intro
0:54 Everything Included
1:17 Backpack
2:23 Dual Chamber Pump
3:33 Repair Kit
3:56 Coiled Leash
4:14 Carbon Blend Paddle
6:23 Tri Fin Snap Lock Fins
6:51 Nose Features
8:04 Deck Pad Features
8:53 Tail Features
10:18 All Around 10' vs All Around 11'
14:31 Stability
16:53 Maneuverability
19:54 Speed
21:30 Feel & Handling
22:49 Tracking
23:42 Final Thoughts

[@supboardguide]

Are you choosing the iRocker All Around 10' or the All Around 11'? Let us know which one and why below! 👇

[@patriciat2907]

Help me decide!

[@marcs.7102]

Great review. I could not decide whether to purchase the 10' or 11', but today I have chosen the 11' as you claim it is a bit more faster than the 10'. As I will be sometimes paddling with my Jack Russell Terrier and sometimes use the kayak seat, then both of us will have more room. Besides, for small tours I will have more space for additional gear. And as iRocker is offering a Black Friday deal, I seem to have made a snatch (hopefully). :)

[@ManiacGoat88]

I just purchased the 11, thanks for doing this video it really help with my choice.

[@SugeKnight2008]

Awesome review, super thorough. Makes me feel good about getting the AAR 11 footer.

[@supboardguide]

Glad we could help and we appreciate it. You definitely made an excellent choice. Happy Paddling!

[@RubberMeetsTheRoad]

Amazing review! I'm looking to purchase a sup and this really helped me decide. I have never tried SUP before but this AAR 11 looks like it would be the right board for me.

[@TheMalamutePack]

Really good review Thanks

[@aljoespino1]

Great video!! Have you tested these boards on light surf or in the ocean?

[@Backtoflying]

Thank you! Really helpful video!

[@elorarapids4221]

Bought the iRocker 10'6" Cruiser and use it for some shallow rivers. iRocker doesn't seem to produce a 3" river fin. I tried going without a fin but the tracking really suffered. Any idea if the Gili snap-in 3" river fins fit the iRocker box? Great content. Bought my Cruiser from your videos.

[@owd7150]

Just bought my 11 footer in the lovely teal and lime.

[@Audrey__wong]

I’m trying to decide between the all around 10’ or 11’ board. Mainly using on calm waters for sup, maybe in the ocean if it’s calm. Not sure if I would do any snorkeling. I am 5’2” and 125 lbs. which do you recommend? I’ve paddled a few times and would appreciate maneuverability. My stability isn’t bad. I’ve done yoga on the cruiser, but don’t think it’s something I would do too often.

[@primus7776]

Fantastic! Thank You. At age 66 I'm going with the 11 ft with detachable walking frame (not really)

[@brittantoniuk8965]

I am on the shorter size at 5'5" but plan to take my hyper dog on the board with me. I have had him on a board before and he loves it but also likes to jump on and off of it. Which board length would you recommend? (together we would weigh around 215 pounds)

[@maryzirkle9247]

I am 5’2” and weigh 105lbs. Your review was good, however, I am still confused by which size Irocker to order. Which size board would you recommend?

[@carolinelarocque7982]

Hesitant between the irocker 11' and the blackfin XL, im 180lb with two 40-50lb dogs. I just like to explore the islands around my area, and chill out. Dont need much speed, but do want some performance in choppy waters in case the wind picks up. Do you have a suggestion ?

[@randallcrenshaw3871]

Thanks for a very honest and detailed review. I bought both.

[@supboardguide]

Thanks, Randall! Hope you enjoy getting them out on the water!

[@kristinrichards283]

I’ve just come across irock boards and being a beginner this has really helped. Am I right in selecting the 11 I may have my granddaughter or dog sitting on it and for time being ill mainly be in the sea many thanks will continue to follow ✌🏼

[@mitchcole2144]

We are a family of 4 and a dog. We have two 11ft All Arounds and their great. We’ve all fit on 1 paddle board as well although it’s snug! But a blast.

[@kristinrichards283]

Thanks this is helpful for me just going to order ✌🏼

[@patriciat2907]

As a 5’1” and I have 2 littles{2&4} would the 10’6” cruiser or the all-around 10’ work better for me?!

[@MultiANTI]

Is there an ideal way to fold the irocker up?

[@scotsemmens596]

Where is this filmed? Looks beautiful!

[@robinhart1390]

They are out of the 11’ iRocker in the aqua and the gray w/ blue. My husband and I both want them. Is there a different brand that you can recommend?

[@justintejera7261]

Hello I have a fiberglass paddle board but want to get an inflatable board. I would like your take on differences. I know everyone has different opinions. I was paddle boarding the other day I told the person I'm thinking about getting an inflatable board and they said its a bad idea because due to the heat they can expand, they pop. I'm really doing my research and would like your feedback. I'm 5'9'' 250 so I'm thinking the all around 11 is right for me?

[@piseththoth2976]

Is the 10 the same as the 10 6’? I’m considering between the 10’6 and 11! I’m 5’6

[@realdata8624]

thanks

[@brianmorrison9168]

Seriously, how hard is it to pump up a SUP with a manual pump ? The reason I ask is that I am about to buy my first paddleboard having hired boards in 2021 and have narrowed my choice down to two: the iRocker All-Around 11’ or the Bluefin Cruise. The BlueFin however comes with a free electric pump. A mate who owns one says the electric pump is almost essential, but to be fair he only got a single chamber manual pump with his board. The iRocker is a 2-chamber pump

[@avender93]

Hey there, I am clocking in at 320lbs (making my way down through getting more active) and my question is about the weight limit. would I be able to use these boards or does that weight limit need to be spread out on the board? If that makes sense? I'm leaning towards these boards - I found a site where the 10 is 50% off - but I've seen lingo on other sites for other boards saying the max limit of a board is X but the rider has to be Y (less than the max limit).. Hope that makes sense. Thank you!

[@supboardguide]

The iROCKER 11' All-Around would likely do well for you, though it is hard for us to say with certainty since we've tested in with 300 lbs dispersed weight rather than a paddler. If you wanted a few more options, I'd recommend looking into boards like the Gili Meno, Sea Gods Diatom, and the ISLE Switch.

[@galacticyachts1533]

Would you recommend the all around 11 over a SIC Tao 11′ Air-Glide tour as a first board to learn on and continue using when eventually intermediate?

[@supboardguide]

Great question! Keep in mind, we haven't tested the SIC Tao 11′ Air-Glide tour, but from doing a little research we would probably opt for the iRocker All Around 11' to learn and grow on. Reason being, the boards likely perform relatively similarly aside being that they are very similar in specs but offer different shapes. The iRocker carries it's width better throughout the whole board rather than being more pear shaped like the SIC so we would imagine it may feel more stable. But, the real difference will be the features of the board itself and the accessories that come with them. The iRocker has more mounts, larger bungee areas, more D-rings, etc. AND comes with better accessories such as a carbon paddle (compared to an aluminum paddle), a roller backpack (compared to one without wheels, as well as a double chamber pump (compared to a single chamber). Again, haven't tested the SIC board but those were the reasons we would probably opt for the iRocker if given the choice.

[@galacticyachts1533]

Awesome thank you so much

[@galacticyachts1533]

@@supboardguide im now looking at the all around 11 vs the atoll 11 and was wondering if their stability is similar and is the atoll considerably faster and better in choppy water?

[@dansouthcomb5439]

Will it support a heavier paddler? What is the weight limit?

[@supboardguide]

They do rather well! The weight limit they list is 370lbs for the 10' and 435lbs for the 11'. However, getting close to those weights the performance does start to become hindered. If you are looking for an even more stable and higher weight limit board we would recommend even looking at the Blackfin Model X or XL. They're essentially made by the same company but are considered their performance boards.

[@gorila1958]

I'm waiting to see a video on Utube about inflatables in Saltwater and shallow waters se how tough thick they are sharp stuff oyster beds and rocks . And also set up for Flyfishing gear...

[@bumblesbounce6901]

Ever going to review any of the SUPs by Bote?

[@supboardguide]

We sure are! We finally were able to get our hands on some of the and are wrapping up our testing and hope to shoot the video reviews here shortly! Keep your eyes out!

[@patricia.a18]

Is there any difference between these and the 2020 models? Besides the colors?

[@BopjoWebDesign]

For one thing, the carry bag has wheels.

[@patricia.a18]

@@BopjoWebDesign I meant the boards. Are they different from 2020?

[@BopjoWebDesign]

@@patricia.a18 I think it's mainly the colors and graphic designs.

[@jeremyk2740]

Nice in depth review. Trying to decide between the 11 and the Atoll. Tough choice.

[@supboardguide]

Thank you Jeremy! Both solid boards and highly recommended but it may boil down to how important the features of the board and the accessories that come with it are to you. If you want more features and better accessories, we would opt for the iRocker All Around 11 but if you are wanting a solid performing (and cool) board that is minimal that you can just take out without the hassle, then the Atoll may be right for you. Hope that helps!

[@flyontop]

Here for the comments since I am in the same predicament… Atoll has a reputation of being built like a tank and overcome extreme abuse.

[@jeremyk2740]

@@flyontop see my latest comment above regarding our experience with iRocker. I would buy a different brand based on service. You will never reach iRocker if you have a problem.

[@sharwinkhot42]

@@jeremyk2740 not seeing your latest comment. What was your experience with iRocker?

[@jeremyk2740]

@@sharwinkhot42 not sure why comment doesn't show up. Basically, stay away from iRocker, go with Atoll or Red or some other brand if you value service. iRocker never replies to messages, never answers the phone, lowered the price on our SUPs by $270 each for a total of $540 on our order and wouldn't refund the difference. Refused to replace a handle with faulty stitching. They suck. Terrible company.

[@martins.7175]

Do you review Bote Rackham boards?

[@guillermoortiz1492]

Bro ! Where r u guys ! Seriously best isup channel ..been missing 1 year

[@supboardguide]

We're back! New videos posted yesterday :)

[@chaveznury]

I want the pick one but I don't see it on their website

[@supboardguide]

iROCKER is no longer selling their All-around series, but they have compact versions of these boards. You can read our review of the 10' All-Around Ultra here: www.supboardguide.com/irocker-all-around-10-ultra-sup-review/

[@kevywilliams3304]

Why do you show handles on the orange one? It doesn’t come with handles

[@supboardguide]

Hi Kevy, The orange 11' All-Around does come with handles, they're just a little harder to see when you look on iROCKER's site: www.irockersup.com/irocker-paddle-boards/all-around-11/

[@kevywilliams3304]

Even the 11 … you need ALOT of practice to stand on if you’re a beginner !

[@standingmannequin7911]

No one ever talks about air chambers, do they all just have one? One hole and byebye.

[@joshwalkowicz]

Yes however it would be easier to put a hole/crack in a composite board than it would the pvc inflatable ones, they also float while deflated so even if they you did somehow put a hole in it you would still be able to paddle back to shore.

[@roboteer4528]

My irocker and our freinds board fell apart after 1 year and they wont answer the phone. There are multiple listings of customers who are very upset with quality and customer service. Bad product.

[@roderickdegazon7237]

Wow. For an reviewer it is poor indeed that u hold the paddle backwards during the demo.

[@roderickdegazon7237]

Poor indeed. For a reviewer. U are holding the paddle backwards. Surely the logo should face forward.

[@MarkTurnbull]

Can you supply a timestamp? I didn't see the blade backwards at any point. Generally the logo faces you and the forward face is plain or just has the company name. The molding on the T-grip would make it rather uncomfortable to hold the paddle backwards.

[@Dili0077]

if you live in the EU don't buy Irocker, the customer service is horrible, they don't respond to customers, and when things go wrong, you have nothing to complain about, because they only serve to receive and collect orders, nothing more! It's a shame!! buy another brand if you don't want to lose your money 👎👎👎