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A board for those who want more than just gliding around. The Active 10.8 gives you balance for yoga, strength and focus – and glide enough for longer sessions. Versatile, durable and easy to carry.
Your active everyday board
Inflatable Kona Active Air SUP 10.8
The Kona Active Air SUP 10.8 is a wide SUP board with a width of 32". The board feels stable at low speeds and when you are standing still. The Kona Active Air SUP 10.8 has a generously sized deck mat, 5 mm thick with a sanded structure pattern for good grip and there are elastic packing straps in the bow. The SUP board is equipped with a US-box fin system so you can adapt the choice of fin to your preferences and prevailing water conditions.
Materials in Kona SUP
The Kona Active Air SUP 10.8 is made of 6” drop-stitch material with a machine-laminated double layer. The SUP board has reinforced sides with a carbon fiber structure and joint reinforcements on the top and bottom that make the board more rigid.
Why Kona?
We build boards that move with you, that follow your body. The Active 10.8 gives you the surface, grip and support you need. For those looking for stable training, smooth recovery and a strong next stroke.
Data-driven specification with a focus on stability , glide and maximum pressure . CLICK TO EXPAND EACH SECTION.
STABILITY
136
stationary
SLIDE
12
sliding scale
MAXIMUM PRESSURE
25 PSI
1.72 bar
RECOMMENDATIONShow / hideLeisure • < 120 kg
Brand (in)Kona
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Trademark
What brand does the product belong to?
Area of use (i)Leisure
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Area of application
Indicates the type of water environment (canal, lake, ocean, etc.) and the type of SUP paddling (touring, training, competition, etc.) for which the product is primarily designed.
Paddler's weight (i)< 120 kg
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Paddler's weight
“Paddle weight” refers to the maximum body weight of the user that the equipment is primarily designed for.
Load weight (in)+55 kg
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Load weight
“Load weight” refers to the weight in kilograms that the board can be loaded with in addition to the paddler themselves and still be able to be paddled and maneuvered as intended.
USE & DIMENSIONSShow / hide10'8" • 32.0" • 291 L
Length (in)10'8", 3.25m
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Length
Indicates the total length of the product. For inflatable products, the measurement refers to the inflated state at the recommended pressure.
Width (in)32.0", 81.3 cm
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Width
Indicates the overall width of the product at its widest point (inflated, at recommended pressure).
Thickness (in)6.0", 15.2 cm
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Thickness
Indicates how thick the product is at its thickest point. On boards, the measurement refers to the largest distance between the bottom and top.
Volume (in)291 L
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Volume
Indicates how much air the board contains (inflatable) or core size (hard). Also provides an indication of buoyancy in relation to the user's weight.
Board weight (in)10.8 kg
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Board weight
Total weight of the board. Minor weight differences may occur due to the manufacturing process.
Buoyancy (in)130
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Buoyancy
Indication based on the board's volume and weight of how much total load the board can handle and still be paddled functionally.
Carrying weight (incl. board) (i)15.5 kg
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Carrying weight
The weight of all the equipment you carry with you: backpack, board, paddle, fin, pump, rescue strap and repair kit.
CONSTRUCTIONShow / hideDouble layers • US box
Number of layers (in)Double layers
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Number of layers
How many layers the top/bottom have and the type of material. More layers often provide a stiffer construction but can increase weight.
Pages (in)Double
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Pages
How many layers the sidewalls consist of and the material. Affects stiffness, feeling of stability and weight.
Fenbox (i)US box
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Fenbox
Attachment for the fin. Slide-in: slides in and locks with a pin. US-box: locks with a screw/nut and provides many fin options (including click fins).
Max pressure (in)25 psi, 1.72 bar
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Max pressure
Maximum recommended pressure to pump the board to. Higher pressure may deform the board and risk voiding the warranty.
Recommended pressure (i)15–17 psi, 1–1.2 bar
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Recommended pressure
Pressure that the board is designed for. Heavier paddlers near max: use the upper end of the range. Lighter paddlers can often be 2-3 psi lower. In warm weather, 1-2 psi lower may be sufficient as air expands.
Color (i)Blue–white
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Paint
Refers to the most prominent colors in the graphic design.
TEST DATA & PERFORMANCEShow / hideVery stable • 8.14 km/h
Stability Rating (i)Very Stable
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Test data
Values from Kona's standardized water performance test. Same test for all models → comparable figures.
Stability (stationary) (i)136
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Stability (stationary)
Initial stability: how stable the board feels when it is still. Higher value = more stable. Good for yoga/fitness, fishing, sun & swimming, packing etc.
Stability (during forward motion) (i)120
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Stability (during forward motion)
Secondary stability: how stable the board feels at speed. Speed provides stability — a board may feel unstable at rest but stable in motion.
Price stability (i)120
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Price stability
Directional stability: how little the course is affected by the paddler's movements, wind and waves. Higher numbers = less correction but can be harder to "recover" if you get off course.
Glide ratio (i)12
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Glide ratio
Board glide: how far the board moves on average per stroke. Higher numbers = more glide per stroke.
Responsiveness (i)140
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Responsiveness
How quickly the board reacts to paddle strokes and center of gravity shifts. Higher numbers = faster response, lower numbers can be more forgiving.
Average speed (in)8.14 km/h
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Average speed
Average speed during Kona's standardized test. Good reference for comparisons between models and your own development.
Maximum speed (in)11.56 km/h
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Maximum speed
Highest measured speed during standardized testing.
Energy consumption (in)394 kcal
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Power consumption
Energy (kcal) for a complete test. Since the test is identical between models, the value can compare how demanding the models are to operate and maneuver.
Stiffness (i)Stiff 4
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Stiffness
How little the equipment flexes under load. High stiffness provides better power transfer; lower can be more forgiving for newer paddlers.
ACCESSORIESShow / hideFront packing system • Carrying strap
GO-Pro mount (i)No
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GO-Pro mount
Indicates whether the board has a pre-mounted mount for an action camera or similar.
Paddle holder (i)Velcro
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Paddle holder
Indicates whether the board has a paddle attachment when not in use.
Packing system (i)Front – Elastic
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Packing system
Type of packing device (front/rear), often elastic straps and fasteners.
Catch strap (i)Cone black spiral
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Strap
Indicates the type of leash/catch strap that comes with the board.
Tool kit (i)Yes
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Tool kit
Indicates whether tools or repair equipment are included.
Carrying handle (i)Center-centered
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Carrying handle
Specifies whether the board has handles and where they are located.
STANDARD PADDLEShow / hide3-piece Alu • 930 g
Paddle (i)3-piece aluminum
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Paddle
The model and type of paddle that comes with the SUP board.
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