Red Paddle Co 10'6" vs 10'8" Ride Comparison Review

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The Ride series from Red Paddle Co are both exceptional boards that surprisingly different, from the extra length and width to the difference in volume, these boards are both great all-round boards. The 10'8" Ride targets those looking to add more kit onto your board with you or to withstand additional passengers from its larger volume and more stable outline. The 10'6" Ride is for those looking for a true all-rounder board and potentially looking at some light surf. Either way, these boards are a treat to "ride" on.
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:23 Comparisons
6:18 Conclusion
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[@bikemad75]

Thanks for the comparison and explanations, very helpful video… I’m a complete newbie (73kg) but opted for the 10.6 in the hope I can fairly quickly progress and enjoy more.

[@TheSUPCompany]

Great to hear! Really glad it was helpful.

[@waihekesmurf4485]

Thank you so much, exactly what I was I was after! 🙏🏼

[@carothebaro1562]

super helpful, thank you

[@TheSUPCompany]

Really pleased it was of help. Thans for watching.

[@manhonlee7691]

Nice descriptions. How was 4.7" in thickness compared to 6" which was the standard even among Red iSups? What's the pros and cons, please?

[@TheSUPCompany]

Thanks for the question... it really does help stability and reduce the overall windage of the board. Given that it is thinner, the paddlers centre of gravity is lower and nearer the surface of the water. The result is your end up with a much more connected feel as opposed to a 'corky' type sensation that you get from 6" inch thick boards. Hope this helps.

[@ridik773]

Hi, i would like to make a video of 12.6 sport redpaddle 2021, or a comparison of 12.6 sport vs 13.2 voyager 2021 please, thanks!

[@TheSUPCompany]

Thanks for watching. We hope to be able to do a video on the 12'6 Sport soon once it returns to stock and our test centre. In terms of comparing to a the 13'2 Voyager - the 13'2 wins for us all day long as it is far more feature rich, has the V hull that aids tracking and sea keeping. The 13'2 is also the longer of the two and as such is approx 10-15% more efficent. The 12'6 Sport have not really changed (just the addition of the 'Speed Tail' in 2021) in a few years now, so please check out one of our old reviews of this model as it will provide a good insight and overview.

[@ridik773]

@@TheSUPCompany thanks for your answer, so you believe that the 13.2 is faster than sport and has better glide? I ask you because i am between 12.6 sport and 13.2 voyager, so i want the better choice for me.

[@TheSUPCompany]

@@ridik773 without a doubt the 13'2 offers more glide and better tracking.

[@ridik773]

@@TheSUPCompany thank you very much for your replies, i appreciate it, you are the best!!!

[@captain-chunk]

Random weird BW off angle cut..

[@TheSUPCompany]

Trying a few things in our edits :)