Red Paddle Co Voyager
Overview
Overview
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Who is it for?
The Voyager iSUP from Red Paddle Co is built for paddlers who are looking to step into serious touring and expedition-style paddling, where efficiency, glide, and load-carrying capability matter more than casual versatility. This board is best suited for intermediate paddlers who already have solid balance and paddle technique and want a premium inflatable capable of long-distance exploration.
At 14’ long x 30” wide x 5.9” thick, the Voyager is clearly optimized for forward efficiency. The narrower width and extended waterline prioritize glide and tracking, while the 386L of volume and 150 kg capacity provide enough displacement to carry gear for day trips or multi-day adventures. This makes it an excellent option for paddlers planning to paddle farther, faster, and with more purpose.
The board is constructed using Red Paddle Co’s MSL 800 construction, which significantly increases stiffness while keeping weight reasonable at 28 lbs for a board of this size. The addition of the Rocker Stiffening System (RSS)—removable polycarbonate battens along the rails—further enhances rigidity, increasing stiffness by up to 50% and reducing flex under load. With a recommended inflation range of 15–25 PSI, the Voyager delivers a firm, performance-oriented platform more akin to a hard touring board than a traditional inflatable.
Sold as a fully loaded package—including a rugged dual-action pump, premium travel bag, leash, camera mount, and a versatile 2+1 fin setup—the Voyager is positioned at the top end of the inflatable touring market. At $1,599, it targets paddlers who value design, construction quality, and long-term performance over entry-level affordability.
First Impressions
From the first interaction, the Voyager feels like a serious piece of equipment, not a casual inflatable. Fit and finish are excellent, with clean seams, understated graphics, and a purposeful, no-nonsense aesthetic. The design is restrained and functional, emphasizing performance rather than visual flair.
Once on the water, the board immediately stands out for how secure and composed it feels. Despite its touring dimensions, initial stability is better than expected, thanks to the board’s volume distribution and refined hull shape. As you begin paddling, the Voyager really comes alive—glide is fast and efficient, and each stroke translates into noticeable forward movement with minimal drag.
The RSS battens make a tangible difference. Underfoot, the board feels exceptionally stiff, even when loaded, and flex is noticeably reduced compared to standard inflatable constructions. This rigidity contributes directly to improved tracking, better speed retention, and a more confidence-inspiring ride over distance.
Deck features are well thought out for touring use. Bungee systems at both the nose and tail allow for flexible gear storage, while the removable center fin box provides adaptability depending on conditions or personal preference. The included dual-action pump is among the best in class—robust, efficient, and well suited for higher PSI inflation—making setup far less taxing than expected for a board of this size.
Overall, the Voyager delivers a polished, high-performance experience that clearly reflects the engineering and intent behind its design. It feels fast, stiff, and capable, yet still forgiving enough for paddlers transitioning into longer touring distances. For its construction quality, on-water performance, and thoughtful feature set, the Red Paddle Co Voyager earns Supconnect’s A-Grade in the Touring category, standing out as one of the most refined inflatable touring boards currently available.
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