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HardTop Stubby 9'
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Short Facts
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Model Year
Intended Paddling Environment
Construction & Material
Stats (Metric)
Length
274 cms / 8'11.9"
Width
80 cms / 31.5"
Height
15 cms / 5.9"
Weight
9 kg / 20 lbs
Maximum Total Capacity
102 kg / 225 lbs
Introducing the New AIRIS® HardTop™, the World’s first Hybrid High-Pressure Stand-Up Paddle Board.
The STUBBY 9 is a great option for everyone just looking for fun and convenience in a SUP. The shorter length and wide design mean it is stable and more maneuverable than a longer board. It comes with bungee tie downs for gear and there are also attachment points so a kayak seat can be added for even more versatility. Best of all it glides easily and there is no flex unlike other inflatable boards.
Don’t compromise. Just enjoy!
The STUBBY 9 is a great option for everyone just looking for fun and convenience in a SUP. The shorter length and wide design mean it is stable and more maneuverable than a longer board. It comes with bungee tie downs for gear and there are also attachment points so a kayak seat can be added for even more versatility. Best of all it glides easily and there is no flex unlike other inflatable boards.
Don’t compromise. Just enjoy!
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