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Starboard raceboards compared – All Star, Sprint and new Gen R / Which is best for you?
Compared by us on Oct 28, 2023
14'25 x 9.4 - 317L
Construction: Hard/Composite
RRP: £2399, $2899, €2699
Level: Advanced Intermediate
Category: Race Equipment & Reviews Featured
Year: 2024
100Note: Products are rated/compared to other similar (style/construction) products on the market.
14'25.5 x 10.7 - 295L
Construction: Hard/Composite
RRP: £2199, $2899, €2659
Level: Advanced Intermediate
Category: Race Equipment & Reviews
Year: 2023
100Note: Products are rated/compared to other similar (style/construction) products on the market.
14'24.5 x 10.8 - 335L
Construction: Hard/Composite
RRP: £2199, $2899, €2659
Level: Advanced Intermediate
Category: Downwinding Race Equipment & Reviews
Year: 2023
95Note: Products are rated/compared to other similar (style/construction) products on the market.
I enjoyed your review about the composite Starboards, but i own the Sprint 14×25.5 and AllStar 14×28 inflatables and could say that pretty much all that Reuben had to say about the Sprint vs. AllStar also applies to mine. Is there anything that you want to add regarding the iSUP versions?
Thanks for your comment Miroslaw. You have a nice quiver of boards. Unfortunately I haven’t used any of the newer iSUP versions yet. I do look forward to getting on them though.
great comprehensive review as ever… these shorts always make my coffee break go too quickly
Glad to hear that Brendon!
Do you know how much speed difference there would be between Sprint and Allstar on flat water or time difference over 10km.
Very good question. Im going to ask Gavin (one of our race testers about this)
Hey Simon. I have been speaking to Gavin our endurance race expert and unfortunately we haven’t got any hard facts on how much faster it would be. Because we haven’t paddled the all-star for that length of time. So that doesn’t help you apart from to say it’s faster 🙂 I will keep digging around and see if anybody else has some hard data I could pass your way. Otherwise maybe some other paddle is out there will read this and might be able to comment their experiences also.