Buyers often ask which brand to pick. The honest answer depends on what you need the boards to do, so here is what each brand actually offers in our catalog — no more and no less.
Skatinger: the deep range
Skatinger accounts for 44 of the 49 boards in the catalog, built on around 15 hulls. Boards are grouped into three factory tiers:
- Classic — the workhorse all-rounders, with the widest choice of graphics on proven hulls.
- Premium — top-of-range construction and graphics for fleets that want the best board on the beach.
- Luxury — specialist shapes: race, touring, fishing, wind and the multi-rider Jumb.
Every Skatinger board lists length, width, thickness, volume, maximum payload, net weight and maximum pressure (typically 15 PSI). That makes it straightforward to compare hulls side by side.
eSUP: a compact line
eSUP has 5 boards in the catalog, on 11' and 11'6" hulls (33"–35" wide) with payloads from 181 to 204 kg. eSUP does not publish volume, thickness or maximum pressure for these boards, so we do not show them — we would rather leave a gap than guess. If those numbers matter for your order, ask us and we will find out.
Plank Zone: the rest of the kit
Plank Zone supplies accessories rather than boards: life jackets, water shoes, wetsuits, electric pumps, anchors, dry bags and beach inflatables, across 61 products. See the fleet kit.
How to choose
- Want the widest choice of shapes and graphics, or a specialist board? Start with Skatinger.
- Want a short, simple line of all-rounders? Look at eSUP.
- Equipping a fleet? Quote the boards and kit together.
Not sure? Read our guide to choosing boards for a rental fleet, then send a wholesale enquiry.