Reviews & Ratings for Hala Radito StompBox Inflatable Sup Board — 6 reviews — Page 1

Perfect all around board. Great product for lakes or river use. Nice rilling bag and two types of pump. Really a neat little package and price on Campsaver! Super easy check out and discount with free quick shipping!

I use this board as a multi purpose board from running solid WW to family trips on flat water. Its not sluggish on flat water, tracks well, and maintains speed! For whitewater, its stable yet responsive and the rocker makes it easy to keep your speed and maneuver in a rapid. It is also ideal for longer trips (Ive done about 2 overnighters on it) and it takes the load and still remains easy to paddle.

Family loves the board with even my 7 year old being able to paddle and turn it. One of the great features of the board is the Stompbox. I paddle a lot of shallow rivers and it retracts easily enough not to snag on the rocks.

It is really responsive and I feel like I have great control when paddling either on flat water or down the river. I got this board after the spring peak flows and the rivers in my area have been exceptionally low during the drought, so I've spent most of my time on small ponds and reservoirs near my home but I defnitely enjoyed the couple of river floats I got to run. I also teach SUP yoga and have used this board many times for class. I feel just as stable on this board as I do on other yoga-specific boards and I love the material of the deck. All those handles are great for pulling myself up after I fall in too! I plan on using this board for some upcoming overnight trips so I am stoked on all of the extra rigging points too. I have way too many hobbies and interests on the water and I love that this board can keep up with whatever I want to do that day, whether it be doing some headstands and down dogs, surfing in the river or cruising on early morning glass. The quality of the construction of this board is very apparent and even the bag it comes in is really nice. It is a solid board all around!

I haven't had many river trips on the Radito due to getting it so late in the season, but I managed to get a little whitewater action by squeezing in a trip to Moab to run "The Daily" at the end of October. New Rapid and Rocky Rapid tend to be the most challenging for me and where other boards tend to punch right into the large waves, generally lurching me forward and I fall off, the Radito rode right up and over every wave with water crashing in every direction and I stayed standing through every rapid! Boom! I knew right then and there, we were going to be BFFs!

Most of my experience with the Radito so far has been on flat water. At 10 feet x 34 inches, it isn't the fasted thing on the water, but it's also not unstable and doesn't feel like a tugboat either. With it's more crossover rocker profile and it's 5 fin setup, it handles choppy water and paddles relatively straight without too much fancy paddle work. It is very stable on bigger waves and cruises flawlessly on glass as well!

It stomps whitewater, cruises flat water and it surfs! The Radito is the perfect do-it-aller and my all-time favorite board!

This board should be named the Colorado State board. Last year I was privileged enough to paddle with Adrift Adventures down 72 Miles of the Yampa as well as 52 miles in the spectacular Gates of Lodore. It is perfect for huge hits, stability, SUP Yoga and long paddles. This board comes with gummy fins as well as the famous stompbox construction. It is burly and ready for anything.

When you absolutely, positively got to slay every type of paddling with one board, accept no substitutes! From flatwater to ocean to whitewater and back. There is no type of paddling that this board doesn't feel at home in. A true quiver killer and a must have for any paddler who wants to do it all!