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10'10 | Solo SUP™
$599.00
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The Solo SUP™ is the world’s first truly hikeable paddleboard - designed to unlock water you’d never reach with a traditional SUP.
It inflates fast, paddles like a real board, and packs down small enough to live in an apartment, trunk, or backpack. Whether you’re chasing quiet lakes, sneaking off on weekend missions, or traveling light, this board removes every excuse not to get on the water.
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Hikeable inflatable paddleboard - packs into a 40L backpack
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Ultra-light woven drop stitch construction for real rigidity
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10'10" x 30" stable platform for beginners and experienced paddlers
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Twin snap-in fins for fast setup and tracking
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Designed for travel, backcountry access, and small-space living
Length: 10'10"
Width:
Thick:
Rider Weight: Max: 215lbs
Paddleboard Weight:
Volume:
Fins: Twin 6" quick fins
Deck: Textured traction pad
Hull Type: Displacement
- 10'10 Solo SUP™ Paddleboard
- Accessory Holdall
- Solo Compact Pump
- Solo Paddle™ - Compact 4 Piece
- Solo 64Ltr Drybag Backpack
- 2 X 6" Quick Fins
- Solo Paddle Bag
- 10' Coiled Leash
Ships in 2 Business Days
Thoughtfully Built. Responsibly Made
Shipped From US - No Duties or Import Taxes
Pickup Available at Pau Hana Surf Supply
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- Ultra-compact, hikeable design – packs into a 40L drybag backpack for true backcountry access
- 10'10” x 30” stable platform – confidence-inspiring balance for beginners and experienced paddlers
- Ultra-light woven drop stitch construction – real rigidity at under 15 lbs
- Twin 6” quick-snap fins – fast setup, shallow-water friendly, and easy to replace in the field
- Front & rear bungee tie-downs – carry drybags, layers, or overnight gear without overloading the deck
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At Pau Hana Surf Supply, quality and sustainability is integral to our mission. We design our paddleboards for durability, ensuring they withstand the test of time and reduce environmental impact.
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After your session, give the board a quick rinse with fresh water and let it dry before storing - especially if you’ve been in saltwater.
Store your board in a cool, shaded place, out of direct sunlight. If possible, keep it flat or on its side using proper board racks.
A little care goes a long way - treat it well and your board will stay solid, smooth, and ready for the next paddle.
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Made with an ultra-light woven drop-stitch construction - a lightweight, high-strength inflatable build that packs small and inflates rigid. Thousands of internal fibers create a stable, durable structure that holds its shape and delivers consistent performance without added bulk.
BEST FOR
All-Around | Touring
MAX PADDLER WEIGHT
215 lbs
ABILITY LEVEL
Beginner → Advanced
Performance Metrics
The Solo SUP™ Backcountry feels steady and predictable the moment you step on, but what really sets it apart is how little effort it takes to get there.
This board was designed for paddlers who don’t launch from parking lots. It hikes, packs, and travels easily - then paddles like a full-size board once it’s on the water. From quiet alpine lakes to slow-moving rivers, the Solo SUP stays composed and efficient so the journey in never feels harder than the paddle itself.
Smooth, efficient glide with enough width to feel relaxed while cruising, exploring, or taking a break mid-lake.
Compact length and twin fin setup make it easy to maneuver through gentle current, eddies, and narrow access points.
Lightweight enough to hike, bike, or fly with. Deflates down to half the size of a standard inflatable SUP - no roof racks, no garage required.
A 30” wide platform and balanced volume keep the board predictable underfoot, even when loaded with gear or paddled by beginners.
Twin snap-in fins provide reliable tracking without sacrificing turning ability, making the board feel responsive in tight or technical water.
AGILITY
Turning & Responsiveness
Stability
Balance & Confidence
Speed
Gilde & Efficiency
Why paddlers choose the Solo SUP™
A real paddleboard, anywhere
The balanced 30” platform feels steady underfoot, giving you confidence to stand, move, and paddle comfortably - even when you’re miles from the nearest launch.
Why paddlers choose the Solo SUP™
Pack it. Carry it. Go.
The entire setup rolls into a 40L drybag backpack, making it easy to hike, bike, or travel to water that traditional paddleboards will never reach.
Why paddlers choose the Solo SUP™
Built light, built right
Ultra-light woven drop stitch construction delivers real rigidity without the bulk, so the board feels solid on the water and effortless on the trail.
Solo SUP™ Highlights
5mm Bungee tie-down
Built-in bungee storage keeps your essentials close, whether you’re heading out for a quick paddle or packing a little extra for the day.
Twin 6” Fin Boxes
The dual snap-in fin setup packs down smaller without sacrificing on-water tracking - efficient when you’re traveling, steady when you’re paddling.
Textured Traction Pad
A full-length textured deck pad delivers reliable grip underfoot, wet or dry, so you feel planted and in control in changing conditions.
Ultralight Construction
The Solo SUP™ is built with Pau Hana’s advanced woven drop stitch construction, engineered to deliver real rigidity without the bulk that usually comes with inflatable boards. Thousands of high-tensile fibers connect the top and bottom layers, creating a stable, efficient platform that feels composed and predictable once it’s inflated.
This isn’t about overbuilding. It’s about building just enough - strong where it counts, light where it matters.
The result is a board that’s easy to carry, quick to inflate, and solid underfoot when you’re standing miles from the nearest road.
- Lightweight feel for hiking, travel, and true solo carry
- Impressive rigidity and stability once fully inflated
- Efficient packability without sacrificing on-water performance
- Durable construction that holds its shape session after session
Crafted in California
Designed by a Pioneer. Built for Real Adventure.
The Solo SUP™ was designed in California by paddlers who’ve been removing barriers to getting on the water since day one. The idea was simple: build a paddleboard that goes farther - even when the water isn’t close to the car.
That led to a board that packs small, carries easily, and still feels solid once inflated. Everything fits into a single backpack, turning hikes, travel, and portages into part of the adventure, not a hassle.
Built with longevity and responsible materials in mind, the Solo SUP™ is paddleboarding made simpler - without cutting corners.
Expert Reviews
Alpine Paddling
I recently took the Pau Hana Solo SUP™ on a hike to a hidden alpine lake. Weighing just 23 pounds, it was easy to carry in its drybag backpack. Once I reached the lake, setting up was quick, and the board felt stable and responsive on the water. The backpack also kept my gear dry during the trip. This adventure showed me how convenient and reliable the Solo SUP™ is for exploring remote spots.
Jen Chrimes - Pro Kayaker
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10'10 Solo SUP™
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10'10 Minisport
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11'0 Stowaway Lite
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Compare Specs
| Length | 10'10" | 10'10" | 11’0" |
| Width | 30" | 29" | 32" |
| Thickness | 6" | 6" | 6" |
| Rider Weight | Max: 215 lbs | Max: 192 lbs | Max: 300 lbs |
| Paddleboard Weight | 14.8 lbs | 22.5 lbs | 18 lbs |
| Volume | 240 L | 225 L | 225 L |
| Fins | Twin 6" quick fins | Single 10" fin | Twin 9" quick fins |
| Deck | Textured traction pad | Extra soft EVA deck pad | Textured traction pad |
| Hull Type | Displacement | Displacement | Planing |
| Construction | Ultra-light woven drop-stitch technology | EPX Bamboo sandwich | Ultra-light woven drop-stitch technology |
| Recommended by Activity | Cruising, Fishing, Touring, Exploring, Fitness | Cruising, Fishing, Touring, Exploring, Fitness | Beginner, Cruising, Lounging, Yoga |
| For Your Paddling Style | Adventure seeker, Weekend Warrior, Casual Paddling, Social Paddler, Mindful Explorer, Recreational Paddling, Hiking, Traveler | Casual paddling, Touring and exploring, Fisherman, Racing | Weekend Warrior, Casual Paddling, Social Paddler, Mindful Explorer, Recreational Paddling, Traveler |
10'10 Solo SUP™
View Specs
Length
10'10"
Width
30"
Thickness
6"
Rider Weight
Max: 215 lbs
Paddleboard Weight
14.8 lbs
Volume
240 L
Fins
Twin 6" quick fins
Deck
Textured traction pad
Hull Type
Displacement
Construction
Ultra-light woven drop-stitch technology
Recommended by Activity
Cruising, Fishing, Touring, Exploring, Fitness
For Your Paddling Style
Adventure seeker, Weekend Warrior, Casual Paddling, Social Paddler, Mindful Explorer, Recreational Paddling, Hiking, Traveler
10'10 Minisport
View Specs
Length
10'10"
Width
29"
Thickness
6"
Rider Weight
Max: 192 lbs
Paddleboard Weight
22.5 lbs
Volume
225 L
Fins
Single 10" fin
Deck
Extra soft EVA deck pad
Hull Type
Displacement
Construction
EPX Bamboo Sandwich
Recommended by Activity
Cruising, Fishing, Touring, Exploring, Fitness
For Your Paddling Style
Casual paddling, Touring and exploring, Fisherman, Racing
11'0 Stowaway Lite
View Specs
Length
11'0"
Width
32"
Thickness
6"
Rider Weight
Max: 300 lbs
Paddleboard Weight
18 lbs
Volume
225 L
Fins
Twin 9" quick fins
Deck
Textured traction pad
Hull Type
Planing
Construction
Ultra-light woven drop-stitch technology
Recommended by Activity
Beginner, Cruising, Lounging, Yoga
For Your Paddling Style
Weekend Warrior, Casual Paddling, Social Paddler, Mindful Explorer, Recreational Paddling, Traveler
Still have questions? We’re paddlers too -reach out and we’ll help you dial it in.
Solo SUP™ - Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. The Solo SUP™ was designed to be approachable from the first session. Its 30” wide platform and balanced volume create a calm, predictable feel underfoot, even for first-time paddlers. If you can stand comfortably on land, you’ll feel at home on this board.
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The Solo SUP™ is rated for riders up to 215 lbs, with enough volume to comfortably carry light gear like a drybag, jacket, or overnight essentials. It’s built for solo paddlers who want efficiency, not overload.
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It does. Once inflated to 15 PSI, the advanced woven drop stitch construction gives the Solo SUP™ real rigidity and shape, so it doesn’t feel spongy or unstable. On the water, it tracks smoothly and feels composed - not like a compromise for portability.
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Everything fits into a 40L drybag backpack, roughly half the size of a standard inflatable SUP package and around the same size as a standard sleeping bag rolled. That means no roof racks, no garage storage, and no oversized travel bags.
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Using the included compact Nano Pump, most paddlers are on the water in just a few minutes. The smaller volume means less pumping and more paddling.
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Yes — for calm rivers and gentle current. The compact shape and twin fin setup make it easy to maneuver and control, especially in narrow or technical access points. It’s not designed for whitewater, but it excels in backcountry rivers and slow-moving flows.
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Absolutely. The Solo SUP™ was built with travel in mind. It fits easily in a car trunk, small apartment, or checked luggage, and the backpack carry system makes airports, hikes, and portages simple.
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The Solo SUP™ package includes:
- Solo SUP™ Backcountry inflatable board
- Drybag backpack carry system
- Compact Nano Pump
- Ultra-compact Solo Paddle™
- Twin 6” snap-in fins
- Leash
- Acessory holdall
- Paddle bag
Everything you need to get on the water is included.
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Despite its lightweight feel, the Solo SUP™ is built for real use. The woven drop stitch construction resists flex and fatigue, holds its shape over time, and is designed to handle repeated inflation, deflation, and travel.
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The Solo SUP™ is built with a focus on material efficiency and longevity - using lighter construction to reduce excess material without sacrificing performance. The durable design means fewer replacements and longer product life, which matters when it comes to impact.
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If the Solo SUP™ isn’t the right fit, Pau Hana offers straightforward returns and warranty support. We’d rather help you find the right board than sell you the wrong one.
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