Paddleboard Size Chart
Maximum Suggested Weight Limit
| Board |
Length |
Volume |
Beginner |
Intermediate |
Advanced |
| Lacuna |
10’6" |
179.2 |
200 lbs. |
235 lbs. |
300 lbs. |
| Lacuna |
11" |
190.8 |
210 lbs. |
250 lbs. |
325 lbs. |
| Lacuna |
11’6" |
202.6 |
225 lbs. |
270 lbs. |
350 lbs. |
| Tokio |
10" |
200 |
210 lbs. |
250 lbs. |
325 lbs. |
| Passage |
12" |
235 |
250 lbs. |
310 lbs. |
400 lbs. |
| Eclipse |
10’6" |
179.2 |
200 lbs. |
235 lbs. |
300 lbs. |
| Eclipse |
11" |
190.8 |
210 lbs. |
250 lbs. |
325 lbs. |
| Mist |
10’6" |
179.2 |
200 lbs. |
235 lbs. |
300 lbs. |
| Vapor |
10’6" |
300 |
250 lbs. |
350 lbs. |
450 lbs. |
| Vapor |
11’6" |
330 |
275 lbs. |
375 lbs. |
475 lbs. |
| Zephyr |
10’6" |
246 |
230 lbs. |
330 lbs. |
430 lbs. |
| Mercer |
10’8" |
N/A |
210 lbs. |
235 lbs. |
300 lbs. |
| Mercer |
8" |
N/A |
100 lbs. |
150 lbs. |
200 lbs. |
The appropriate board size depends on weight, skill level, and volume of the board. The more you weigh, and the lower your skill level, the bigger the board you'll need.
- One liter of volume floats one kg weight.
- In order to factor in your skill level, multiply your Skill Lever Factor x Your Weight in kilograms to get your recommended volume in liters.
- 1 Lb. is approximately equal to .45 kg.
- When in doubt, lean to the next board size up.
- SKILL FACTOR: Beginners = 2 Intermediate = 1.7 Advanced = 1.3 Calculating Board Volume: (Your Weight in lbs. X .45) x Skill Factor = Target Volume Example:You are a beginner and you weigh 195 lbs. (195 lbs. X .45) x2 (Skill Factor) = 175.5 Your board should have a minimum volume of 175.5 liters.
