Inflatable SUP Boards
(5 products)
Inflatable SUP boards: compare the facts model by model
Use this collection to compare CITYSPORTS inflatable SUP boards by the information stated on each product page: dimensions, maximum load, construction, fittings and listed set contents. These details vary by model, so the individual product page remains the reference before ordering.
What to compare before buying
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Dimensions: Read length, width and thickness together rather than treating one number as decisive.
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Stated maximum load: Allow for the user and anything carried on the board, and keep a practical margin below the stated limit.
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Construction and deck: Check the materials explicitly named for the model instead of assuming the whole range is built identically.
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Fittings and set contents: Distinguish between a fitted attachment point and an accessory that is actually listed as included.
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Intended use: Compare the waters named on the product page and follow the product instructions and local water-safety rules.
Read the set contents literally
A seat attachment or camera mount describes a fitting on the board; it does not by itself mean that a seat or camera is included. Pumps, fins, repair kits, bags and other accessories must be checked on the relevant product page. Do not assume that every model in this collection has the same package.
Verified example: CITYSPORTS CL1
The CITYSPORTS CL1 is listed at 320 × 80 × 15 cm with a stated maximum load of 160 kg. Its listed construction is drop-stitch PVC with an EVA deck. The verified equipment list names a seat attachment, camera mount, pump, fins, repair kit and carry bag; the stated use areas are lake, river and sea.
Need help reading the specifications?
See the inflatable SUP buying guide for a step-by-step explanation of dimensions, load capacity, materials and set contents.