Red Equipment Launches Future Series Paddleboard Range

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UK-based Red Equipment announced a progression in its paddleboard product line for the year ahead with ten newly designed high-performance inflatable SUPs, encompassing Red’s 2025 Future Series board range.

Each board is constructed from the brand’s groundbreaking new MSL800 double-drop-stitch material, offering increased stiffness and reduced weight in a board designed for every kind of adventurer. The brand says the new shapes and innovations are set to deliver a next-level paddling experience.Red Paddleboards

As a certified B Corporation, Red Equipment emphasizes sustainability and social responsibility, ensuring that every product aligns with the company’s commitment to ethical and environmentally conscious practices. The Future Series minimizes material waste through thoughtful and sustainable material selection.

Future Series boards, accompanied by a cohesive, color-coded design, are available immediately. For more information or to explore the full range, visit red-equipment.us.

Commercial Director George Shillito says the paddling industry is at a crossroads, “facing supply chain disruptions and fading skills. Despite these challenges, Red remains committed to innovation and design excellence. We see this as an opportunity to push forward, creating gear that inspires even more adventures on the water. By collaborating closely with paddlers and production teams, our new range reflects the future of paddling. SUP Adventure still drives us, and we’re all in for the journey ahead.”

Key Highlights of the 2025 Future Series include:

* Freeride Range: Compact and versatile boards like the Compact 9’2 and Sport 11’3 are designed for adventure. Versatile and ready for anything, our Freeride boards offer full-on fun with minimal fuss. Easy to handle for paddlers of any level, these genre-defining all-rounders and crossover designs are lightweight, packable, and adaptable to any adventure.

* Touring Range: Explore further with the Sport 12’6+ and Voyager 14’0+. Speed and efficiency in every stroke. Optimized for longer distances, our Touring boards blend sleek outlines with generous volume for effortless glide and reassuring stability. Ideal for exploring, recreation, fitness, or challenges -for paddlers who dream big.

* Specialist Range: Purpose-built for chasing competition glory or tackling rapids, our advanced boards like the Wild 9’6 and the Elite 14’0 are dedicated designs for peak performance in specific situations. Precision-engineered for white-water and racing disciplines, our Specialist boards push the boundaries of what’s possible.

* Redesigned Paddles: Launching in April 2025, offering enhanced performance and ergonomic design.Red Paddleboards

In addition to their inflatable stand-up paddleboards, Red Equipment offers a comprehensive range of high-quality accessories designed to enhance every adventure. The collection also includes award-winning changing robes, ensuring comfort and convenience during outdoor changing. To keep essentials secure and dry, Red Equipment provides a variety of waterproof bags, such as backpacks, tote bags, coolers, duffel bags, and roll-top dry bags, all thoughtfully designed for durability and functionality.

Red Equipment has been on a mission to set the global standard for inflatable SUPs since 2008, combining innovative design with a commitment to quality and sustainability. As a certified B Corporation, the company inspires paddlers to “embrace their next adventure while prioritizing responsibility and environmental stewardship.”

Aaron Bible
Aaron Biblehttps://www.aaronbible.com/
Aaron grew up paddling the rivers and lakes of Eastern Tennessee with his dad, fishing, hunting, hiking and camping out under the stars. Summer trips to Estes Park and high school ski trips had him hooked on Colorado from a young age, and he’s called the Rocky Mountains home since 1990. And while he has paddled in locales ranging from the Boundary Waters to the Rio Grande, from Belize to Kenya, his current backyard is Boulder Creek, in Nederland, Colo. Aaron was an editor at Paddler magazine from 1995 to 2000. He also did time as an editor at Sporting Goods Business, Blue Ridge Outdoors, Summit Daily News, Kickstand magazine, and is currently a contributing editor to numerous national outdoor, ski, bike, travel and outdoor-industry trade publications. Check out more of his work at his website, aaronbible.com, and follow him on Instagram.
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