NRS Earl 6 Inflatable SUP Board
$1,195.00
The 10'6" NRS Earl 6 Inflatable SUP Board gives you the same sleek, swift ride as the original Earl 4, but in a 6-inch-thick design with more air volume for larger paddlers.
- Designed for efficient paddling and smooth turning, this is a great all-around stand-up paddle board for fitness paddling, touring, river running and light surfing.
- With 280 liters of air volume, the 6-inch-thick Earl 6 provides optimal performance and stability for paddlers up to 225 pounds.
- Inflates to a rock-hard 15 psi for performance that rivals a hard board, then rolls up compactly when deflated for easy transport and storage.
- Three removable, interchangeable fins let you customize your board for tracking and turning to suit the water you're riding.
- Heavy-duty PVC construction stands up to abrasion and abuse.
- The diamond-textured foam deck pad gives you a non-slip surface for excellent riding control.
- Nylon fins flex to absorb impacts without breaking.
- Top-quality Leafield C7 inflation/deflation valve for unsurpassed reliability.
- Sturdy webbing handle in the center of the board for easy carrying.
- Two webbing handles up front, plus one on the tail, help you hold onto the board during a swim.
- Three stainless D-rings give you attachment points for gear and a leash.
- The Earl 6 comes with a handy carry/storage backpack, interchangeable fins, pressure gauge, high-pressure pump, Leafield valve adapter and a repair kit.
- There's always room in your home or car for an inflatable SUP from NRS. Throw it on your back, in the car or on an airplane, and you're on your way to your next adventure.
- 3-year retail warranty, 3-year commercial.
- Repair kit included.
More Information
- Dimensions: 10'6"L x 30"W x 6" thick
- Grippy foam deck pad - 84"L x 23"W
- Weight: 22.0
- Volume: 280 liters
- Material: PVC-coated drop-stitch
- Valve Type: C7 Leafield
- D-rings/Handles: 3/4
- Includes:
- Two 2", two 5" and one 9" fins
- High-pressure pump
- Pressure gauge
- Carry bag with integrated backpack straps
- Leafield valve adapter
- Repair kit
- Warranty: 3 year retail, 3 year commercial
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How do you recommend storing the Earl 6...that is, if it's going to be a couple of weeks between uses can it be left fully inflated, should some air be let out, or should it be completely deflated?
I see a mention of 3 D rings; how would you recommend using tie-downs to hold a small float bag?
This will be used on flat water, and some moving water and class 1, not likely to be used in the ocean. I'm an experienced kayaker, new to SUPs, 180 lbs and perhaps introducing friends to SUPs who might weigh more. Is this a good choice for those uses, and is it rigid enough to still perform ok on flat water?
Thanks...Asked on 4/10/2013 by supper from Oregon1 answer
A:
Any inflatable is subject to over inflation when transported inflated in hot weather or when gaining altitude. If you're storing in controlled conditions you can leave it inflated, but I'd let some air out to take stress off the seams. We've added D-rings to allow multiple options for tying on a dry bag or other type of gear. The Earl 6 has plenty of flotation for you and your friends. You might also consider the Baron 6; it's wider and therefore more stable for beginners. And yes, it's plenty rigid for flatwater performance.Answered on 4/11/2013 by Clyde from NRS
- NRS Earl 6 Inflatable SUP Board
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When will the Earl 6 be available?Asked on 4/6/2013 by supper1 answer
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The Earl 6 should be in stock by the middle of this month.Answered on 4/7/2013 by Clyde from NRS
- NRS Earl 6 Inflatable SUP Board
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How is the Earl 6 different than the Big Earl?Asked on 4/1/2013 by Sticks from The Lou1 answer
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The Big Earl was our first SUP board. We're working hard to refine and improve performance. The new Earls have different line, mainly a more tapered stern for better turning. The Earl 4 is 4" thick and the Earl 6 is 6" thick, with more flotation for bigger paddlers.Answered on 4/2/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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