TOURING

Fast, Smooth and Stable

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Starboard Touring paddleboard in PineTec D2 construction, deck and bottom view
Two paddlers on Starboard Touring paddleboards loaded with gear on calm water at sunset
Starboard Touring paddleboard in Xtec Carbon D2 construction, deck and bottom view
Paddler on the Starboard Touring paddleboard in clear turquoise water off a tropical beach
Two paddlers on Starboard Touring paddleboards along a shoreline lined with palm trees
Two paddlers touring with gear on Starboard Touring paddleboards near a sandy island beach
Two Starboard Touring paddleboards on a beach campsite at sunset after a day of paddling
Woman paddling the Starboard Touring paddleboard on open blue water
Close-up of the Starboard Touring paddleboard in PineTec D2 construction, deck and rail detail
Close-up of the Touring logo on the rail of the Starboard Touring paddleboard in Xtec Carbon D2
Low-angle view of the nose of the Starboard Touring paddleboard in Xtec Carbon D2 construction
Starboard Touring paddleboard in PineTec D2 construction, deck and bottom view
Two paddlers on Starboard Touring paddleboards loaded with gear on calm water at sunset
Starboard Touring paddleboard in Xtec Carbon D2 construction, deck and bottom view
Paddler on the Starboard Touring paddleboard in clear turquoise water off a tropical beach
Two paddlers on Starboard Touring paddleboards along a shoreline lined with palm trees
Two paddlers touring with gear on Starboard Touring paddleboards near a sandy island beach
Two Starboard Touring paddleboards on a beach campsite at sunset after a day of paddling
Woman paddling the Starboard Touring paddleboard on open blue water
Close-up of the Starboard Touring paddleboard in PineTec D2 construction, deck and rail detail
Close-up of the Touring logo on the rail of the Starboard Touring paddleboard in Xtec Carbon D2
Low-angle view of the nose of the Starboard Touring paddleboard in Xtec Carbon D2 construction

Fast, Smooth and Stable

Touring Paddleboard

The Touring is Starboard’s long-distance adventure paddleboard for riders of all levels. It gives a fast glide to cover distance quickly, comfortable stability, and space to carry gear for the journey.

Size: 14'0" X 30"
Construction: PineTec D2

SPECIFICATIONS

PRODUCT DETAILS

The Touring is Starboard’s long-distance adventure paddleboard: a fast, stable board for covering real distance, with space to carry gear on day trips and longer expeditions. A thin, slicing nose inspired by the Sprint race board, a low nose rocker and a deep centre channel work together for a quiet glide and straight tracking, stroke after stroke. The taller, squarer nose stays on top of chop instead of diving into it, and an angled nose rail edge stops water wrapping around it, so less of your energy is lost to drag. Boxy rails with a chamfered edge resist rolling, while flat side planes and a flat tail give a clean release and extra control. A recessed bag storage area sits just in front of the standing area to keep your load low and centred, and bungee tie-downs hold the rest of your gear in place. Two sizes cover different riders and trips. The 14'0" x 30" (298 L) suits riders up to 120 kg who want the fastest glide over long distances. The 12'6" x 31" (279 L) is the widest and most stable option for riders up to 110 kg, and it's easier to turn and store. Choose PineTec D2 for proven durability, with a 0.6 mm Australian pine deck sandwich and 200 g woven twill rail protection, or Xtec Carbon D2, built with Carbon Load Frame Technology. Xtec Carbon D2 also has extra reinforcement in the standing area, rails, nose and tail, so it handles heavy loads and launching from rough beaches.

Pair it with the Velocity paddle. Made for long distances, the Velocity has a thin, high-aspect blade with a double concave face for steady power and straight tracking. Winglets on the blade edges cut flutter, and the 14° blade angle with a thin, flat tip gives a clean catch with very little splash. The blade passed an endurance test of 160,000 nonstop strokes, and it puts less strain on your body, so you can hold a steady pace for hours. Less effort per stroke, more distance per day. Explore Velocity Paddle →