New Stand Up Surfboards & Paddleboards
20 items
The New Deal
A performance longboard shape with a shortboard-style thin rail and concave underneath — fast and responsive off the tail with locked-in nose rides up front.
B-Line Twin
A performance-driven twin fin SUP surf board — highline speed with sharp, transitional turning. Three fin boxes set back and clustered for a true twinnie feel.
Spice
The quiver killer — bevelled rails, a wing tail, and a concave bottom for rail carving, speed through sections and instant drive out of turns. Ridden by Zane Schweitzer to a US National title.
Striker
The ultimate all-around board. Low nose rocker for occasional nose riding and great flat-water paddling, with tail rocker and a 2+1 fin setup for solid small-to-medium wave performance.
Greyhound — Ghost Carbon
Joe Bark's newest prone shape and the current race winner. A 14' board with an Unlimited-style nose — the glide, speed and cutting hull of an Unlimited without the extra length.
Wide Speed — under 9'
Dave Boehne's "performance easy rider" in the shorter, more maneuverable size range. Stable, generous volume, still fast.
Wide Speed — over 9'
The longer end of the Wide Speed range — for paddlers who want more glide and flat-water speed alongside that same easy stability.
Blurr V3
A shortboard-inspired shape with a pulled-in outline — built to handle everything from beach break mush to hollow tubes with hard carving turns or tail-releasing snaps.
Escape Pod
Short, wide, and packed with volume so you can ride well under your usual length without losing stability. Twin fin setup built for small-wave speed and playful turns.
Wedge
Stability and performance in one wide, forgiving shape. Narrower than the Whopper for more maneuverability, more stable than the Spice for comfort — a versatile all-water surf board for beginner and intermediate riders.
GO Surf
The easy next step up from a flatwater board — a full nose and flat deck for stability, with just enough rocker and refined rails to catch and ride your first small waves.
TwinFin
Fast lines, free slides. A pronounced hip and moon tail with a channel-tail release give this twin fin a loose, skatey feel — easy speed in small surf with enough hold to push it overhead.
Whopper
An icon reimagined — bevelled rails and a wing tail borrowed from the Spice, on a floaty, forgiving shape built to catch more waves. Comfortable for first-timers, plenty capable for bigger riders.
Destroyer MP
A cross between the Striker and Jimmy's Destroyer surfboard shape, designed with Mike Perry. A gradual nose-to-tail curve with a pulled-in, rounded pin tail for an easy-paddling board that still surfs with drive.
Maestro
Massive width for stability — shaped to glide and turn like a performance surfboard anyway. Full nose and squash tail, modified surf rocker. Perfect for beginner and intermediate wave riders.
Super Frank
The ultimate SUP groveler — ridden shorter than your normal board without losing stability. Flat rocker with a deep single-to-double concave for speed and drive in weak surf.
Aleka — Tuflite V-Tech
Joe Bark shaped the Aleka to be stable enough for flat-water cruising while still surfing small to medium waves.
Allrounder CocoFlax
NSP's best-selling all-round SUP — a semi-pointed surf nose with a forward wide point for stability, pulled-in round tail for control, and single-to-double concave with light V through the tail.
Commander — Tuflite
The most decorated prone paddleboard in the world — more world titles, championships and records than any other.
Commander — Fusion V-Tech
The same proven Commander hull at the friendliest price in the range — durable, affordable construction built to get new paddlers into prone without babying the board.