The very light and compact rolling design also makes the One ideal as a travel board. Reinforcements, handles and brackets have been consistently saved here, so the "One" fits into the featherweight class at 8.2 kilos. The thin roll backpack also looks light and airy. Naish uses the quick-fit sliding fin.
With its narrow tail, the board is one of the more demanding candidates despite its 30 inch maximum width, but it looks very sporty. The light hull is easy to accelerate and the small net at the front also shows this: The focus here is on brisk day trips, although at least experienced paddlers should also be able to cope with the board on the open sea. Despite its low weight, it is sufficiently stiff in the standing area and always keeps the bow slightly above the water. Just enough so that you can easily pass waves and it still runs well in flat water and doesn't push.
Low weight in front of a robust shell. Performance before payload. That's the Naish board. And even after many years, it is still a versatile guarantee of fun for sporty paddlers.
Light and sporty fast
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* SUP magazine measurement
The test of the brand new Naish hardboard Touring 12'0" x 32" and the inflatable Naish Maliko 14'0" x 27.0" can be found in SUP 1/2023 - from 2 May 2023 at the kiosk or order right here at Delius Klasing->

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