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Infinity SUP Escape Pod 2024

7'2 x 28 x 100L Reviewed by us on Sep 13, 2024







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Steve W
Steve W
17 days ago

Too lively for me ….and too fast…looks great fun if you can surf them well. His designs are really interesting. I have a New Deal which is great but I agree the handle is too shallow and it is something I see others commenting on a fair bit but they don’t seem to want to listen or change it. It really can be a drawback in the UK because in winter with gloves on you struggle to get your hands/fingers in and get good grip on a windier day. If you have a long walk to water, large hands and… Read more »

Steve Williams
Steve Williams
15 days ago
Reply to  Beau Nixon

ha ha doubt it…I posted something similar re the handle on his FBook Infinity page but no reaction from him. Never mind…only a small thing and okay if yiu are in warmer climate or have tiny fingers Someone said it all about weight saving which I thought was a load of horlicks. The board looks super fast…you can see it takes off like an efoil!

Steve Williams
Steve Williams
10 days ago
Reply to  Beau Nixon

Well, I’ll eat my words. It looks like Infinity are at last listening and are now looking to better their carry handle on their boards so that you can properly grab it. I think your video may have helped get the message over.

Reuben Ellis
Admin
8 days ago
Reply to  Steve Williams

Thanks Steve. Thats what we are here for.

Steve Williams
Steve Williams
8 days ago
Reply to  Reuben Ellis

Result

Stefan Vander Elst
Stefan Vander Elst
16 days ago

Thanks Beau. The question I then have is – the Escape Pod or the 9’5 Starboard Longboard as a groveler to complement my 8’7 Pro?

Micky Griffith
Micky Griffith
12 days ago

Hi Beau, great review as always. Looks a lot of fun if you have the skills. As you say maybe a good option for SUP longboarders trying something different, although still having fun on the Fanatic Stylemaster 10; which also has too shallow a handle compared to my old Naish. Keep up the good work. Tx Micky

Jonny Armstrong
Jonny Armstrong
7 days ago

Great review – I have an L41 ST, same rider weight and board volume, that I think is very similar to this board and just as you said, it’s perfect when there are longboard conditions but you want to crank turns, especially on beach breaks with shorter rides. I’m curious whether low rocker and short length will be tricky on steeper sections in head high beach break (where my L41 gets dicey). Would be great to hear what you find.

Phast
Phast
3 days ago

Hi Beau, many thanks for the great review! It really seems to be a great board! How would you compare it to the Smik Hipster Twin “pin“? I have had plenty of fun sessions with my 7’10 Smik on small waves… Would the Infinity be too similar to the Smik or would it be a great addition?

cam
cam
3 days ago

I like how light and transportable this board looks.I find ease of transportation is a high priority for me. Also, I have the 2024 Wedge with a white deck pad on a third of the board. It gets really dirty . I think a white deck pad is a dumb idea.

Reuben Ellis
Admin
1 day ago
Reply to  cam

Hey Cam, Light colour deck pads do look great but aren’t very good for paddlers who surf in browner sandy beaches.

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