There are two main shapes for stand up paddle boards: the all-around and the displacement hull. Both board types will offer different experiences. Some paddlers will have a preference on board shape and we'll offer up some pros and cons for each type.
"Beauty. Quality. Family. Economy.These are the reasons why I chose to begin paddling GreyDuck 3 years ago." A story by brand ambassador Jody Henseler.
In many states including Minnesota, paddleboards over 10 feet are required to be registered through the DNR.The fees are minimal and the process is straight forward but it is helpful to know what you need ahead of time to avoid making multiple trips to the DMV or DNR office.
One of the questions we often receive from potential customers is how our boards compare to others on the market. It’s a very good question, but often more difficult to answer than it first appears.
