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Kelsey Takeuchi Testing the Itiwit, Ultra COMPACT M Paddleboard on Slide Lake Outside GTNP | Photo Connor Burkesmith Mountain Weekly News
Teton-Tested: Inflatable Paddle Board Reviews

Itiwit Ultra COMPACT M Inflatable Paddle Board Review

Kelsey Takeuchi
August 22, 2022 3 Mins Read
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Durable, lightweight and portable – the Itiwit Ultra COMPACT M Inflatable Touring Stand-Up Paddle Board is built for adventure. With this board’s sleek design and transportability one is equipped for anything an aquatic adventure has in store.

Trail Map
1 Portability
2 Sizing
3 Maneuverability
4 Who’s This Board For?
5 Itiwit Ultra COMPACT M Inflatable Paddle Board Pros & Cons
6 Overall Impression

Portability

Man Carrying SUP in Backpack
The Entire Board Fits in the Itiwit Backpack (Minus Paddle and Pump) | Photo Connor Burkesmith Mountain Weekly News

Weight and portability are the two crowning attributes of the Itiwit Ultra COMPACT M Paddle Board. Weighing in at 15.5 pounds this board fits into a 30L backpack and can be taken anywhere the heart desires.

Sizing

Blue SUP in water
The Compact 9′ Itiwit, Ultra COMPACT M SUP | Photo Connor Burkesmith Mountain Weekly News

The board is 9’ by 33” and is 5” thick. Though this board lies on the shorter side when it comes to SUPs built for touring, the Decthalon Itiwit Ultra SUP did not compromise in terms of speed nor stability.

Women Paddleboard at Sunset
Kelsey Takeuchi Enjoying a Sunset Paddle on The Itiwit, Ultra COMPACT M Inflatable Paddle Board | Photo Connor Burkesmith Mountain Weekly News

The deck which measures 33” across is considerably wide and is comparable to the width of other high-end boards known for being stable on the water.

Maneuverability

Women Paddleboarding on Glassy Water
Smooth Glassy Water And Easy to Maneuver SUP Makes for a Relaxing Paddle | Photo Connor Burkesmith Mountain Weekly News

The Itiwit, Ultra COMPACT M Inflatable Touring Stand-Up Paddle Board moves like a fish. With two 118 mm fins the board navigates tricky spots with ease; one stroke of the paddle and the board can be turned 180 degrees.

Paddleboard Sunset with Water Reflecting
Kelsey Takeuchi Going the Distance on the Ultra COMPACT M Inflatable Stand-Up Paddle Board | Photo Connor Burkesmith Mountain Weekly News

The responsiveness of the board makes it ideal for exploring the tighter nooks and coves and avoiding potential obstacles along the way.

Who’s This Board For?

Women Carrying Paddleboard
The Perfect Size SUP For Lightweight Users Below 175lbs | Photo Connor Burkesmith Mountain Weekly News

The Itiwit, Ultra COMPACT M Inflatable Touring Stand-Up Paddle Board is a perfect addition to a paddler’s arsenal. If you’re seeking a board that can efficiently take you anywhere and have limited storage space, this board ticks the boxes. With a maximum weight capacity of 175 pounds this board is best suited for mid-size riders or riders on the shorter end.

Itiwit Ultra COMPACT M Inflatable Paddle Board Pros & Cons

Pros:

  • Durable, lightweight, and portable
  • Portability with compact design
  • Excellent maneuverability on the water

Cons:

  • Shorter length compared to some touring SUPs
  • Maximum weight capacity of 175 pounds

Overall Impression

Paddleboard on Water
Decthalon Itiwit, Ultra COMPACT M Inflatable Touring Stand-Up Paddle Board | Photo Connor Burkesmith Mountain Weekly News

The Itiwit Ultra COMPACT M Touring Board ($449) is a perfect touring board for a mid-sized rider. The board itself is lightweight and ultra-portable and comes with a 30L backpack convenient for storage and transportation. The 2-Part Adjustable Carbon Sup Paddle 170-210 cm and the STAND-UP PADDLE DOUBLE-ACTION HIGH-PRESSURE HAND PUMP 20 PSI can be purchased alongside the board and completes a nice lightweight setup.

Related Paddleboards We Tested in Tetons

  1. Itiwit X500 13′ SUP Review
  2. iROCKER Ultra All Around 11′ SUP Review
  3. WOW Sports Zino iSUP Review
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