ActiveWater SportsDecathlon X100 10ft inflatable touring stand up paddle board reviewThe Decathlon X100 is a budget-friendly and easy-to-use entry level touring paddle board – but is it a false economy? Here’s our reviewWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.(Image credit: Sian Lewis / T3)T3 VerdictDecathlon’s X100 is firmly a beginner, budget-friendly board. It’s not perfect, but then again, it’s half the price of some of the best boards on the market. Although there are some niggles I’d like to see changed, the actual board is well-made, robust and a pleasure to paddle on, and it’s a cinch to set up and pack down, even on your first go.Reasons to buy+Easy to inflate and pack away+Good grip+Surprisingly speedyReasons to avoid-Pump and paddle not included-Flimsy handleWhy you can trust T3Our expert reviewers spend hours testing and comparing products and services so you can choose the best for you.Find out more about how we test.
ActiveWater SportsDecathlon X100 10ft inflatable touring stand up paddle board reviewThe Decathlon X100 is a budget-friendly and easy-to-use entry level touring paddle board – but is it a false economy? Here’s our reviewWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.(Image credit: Sian Lewis / T3)T3 VerdictDecathlon’s X100 is firmly a beginner, budget-friendly board. It’s not perfect, but then again, it’s half the price of some of the best boards on the market. Although there are some niggles I’d like to see changed, the actual board is well-made, robust and a pleasure to paddle on, and it’s a cinch to set up and pack down, even on your first go.Reasons to buy+Easy to inflate and pack away+Good grip+Surprisingly speedyReasons to avoid-Pump and paddle not included-Flimsy handleWhy you can trust T3Our expert reviewers spend hours testing and comparing products and services so you can choose the best for you.Find out more about how we test.
The Decathlon X100 is a budget-friendly and easy-to-use entry level touring paddle board – but is it a false economy? Here’s our review
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(Image credit: Sian Lewis / T3)T3 VerdictDecathlon’s X100 is firmly a beginner, budget-friendly board. It’s not perfect, but then again, it’s half the price of some of the best boards on the market. Although there are some niggles I’d like to see changed, the actual board is well-made, robust and a pleasure to paddle on, and it’s a cinch to set up and pack down, even on your first go.Reasons to buy+Easy to inflate and pack away+Good grip+Surprisingly speedyReasons to avoid-Pump and paddle not included-Flimsy handle
(Image credit: Sian Lewis / T3)
(Image credit: Sian Lewis / T3)
T3 VerdictDecathlon’s X100 is firmly a beginner, budget-friendly board. It’s not perfect, but then again, it’s half the price of some of the best boards on the market. Although there are some niggles I’d like to see changed, the actual board is well-made, robust and a pleasure to paddle on, and it’s a cinch to set up and pack down, even on your first go.Reasons to buy+Easy to inflate and pack away+Good grip+Surprisingly speedyReasons to avoid-Pump and paddle not included-Flimsy handle
T3 VerdictDecathlon’s X100 is firmly a beginner, budget-friendly board. It’s not perfect, but then again, it’s half the price of some of the best boards on the market. Although there are some niggles I’d like to see changed, the actual board is well-made, robust and a pleasure to paddle on, and it’s a cinch to set up and pack down, even on your first go.
T3 Verdict
Decathlon’s X100 is firmly a beginner, budget-friendly board. It’s not perfect, but then again, it’s half the price of some of the best boards on the market. Although there are some niggles I’d like to see changed, the actual board is well-made, robust and a pleasure to paddle on, and it’s a cinch to set up and pack down, even on your first go.
Reasons to buy+Easy to inflate and pack away+Good grip+Surprisingly speedyReasons to avoid-Pump and paddle not included-Flimsy handle
Reasons to buy+Easy to inflate and pack away+Good grip+Surprisingly speedy
Easy to inflate and pack away
Good grip
Surprisingly speedy
Reasons to avoid-Pump and paddle not included-Flimsy handle
Pump and paddle not included
Flimsy handle
Why you can trust T3Our expert reviewers spend hours testing and comparing products and services so you can choose the best for you.Find out more about how we test.
Why you can trust T3Our expert reviewers spend hours testing and comparing products and services so you can choose the best for you.Find out more about how we test.
Buy X100 10ft Inflatable Touring Stand Up Paddle Board from DecathlonIf you fancy giving the art of SUP a go, you’ll want to start with a fuss-free, comfortable and affordable beginner board that’s easy to learn on. Enter Decathlon’s X100 Inflatable Touring Board, which is easy to use, deflates for easy storage and comes in a handy backpack for portability. There are 9ft, 10ft and 11ft touring paddle boards available in the X100 range; this review focuses on the 10ft option, which has an RRP of £299.99 (although at time of writing it’s had a pretty big price drop).I strapped in to test it out on Welsh waters – and to see if it’s worthy of inclusion in T3’sbest paddle boards for beginnersorbest inflatable paddle boardranks, as a budget-friendly touring option. Here’s my Decathlon X100 touring paddle board review.Decathlon X100 touring paddle board review: design and featuresMeet Decathlon’s X100, a stand-up paddleboard designed with beginners in mind. The top of the X100 is wide and well-balanced, to suit those finding their feet, and features a handle for easy carrying, plus a towing ring that makes it suitable for taking along on sailing holidays.Decathlon X100 SUP specsLength:10ftWeight:9kgMax weight:230kgColours available:aqua or redInflatable:yesAccessories included:someIt comes in one size – 10ft, which Decathlon recommends for paddlers up to 80kg. If you weigh more or are over 6ft, consider an 11ft board for more stability. I’m 66kg and 5'7, and found the 10ft board a great fit.The X100 looks attractive – it’s currently available in turquoise or bright red, both of which I think punch above their weight when compared to the design of other budget boards. Make sure you know what you’re getting if you order this board, though. The bag contains only some of the kit you need to get started – the board, a fin, a leash and a repair patch. You’ll need to buy a paddle and a pump separately. Decathlon offers paddles for around £35 and pumps for £40, or if you already own these items and just need a new board, this design may also suit you fine. Still, I’d have preferred to order the whole kit and kaboodle in one go, especially when it’s aimed at beginners.(Image credit: Sian Lewis / T3)Decathlon X100 touring paddle board review: setting up and packing awayThe X100 is pleasingly easy to whip out of its carry bag and get set up. The backpack itself is also a good design – its wide, boxy size holds all the accessories you need, and the straps are padded with comfortable foam. There’s room in the backpack for the board and all the accessories you need, plus a bit of space to spare for a life jacket or personal possessions. I also like that the backpack has a handle interior panel printed with clear instructions on how to inflate and deflate your new board – I wish all outdoor kit did this!(Image credit: Sian Lewis / T3)Inflating the X100 is easy even on your first attempt – you just attach a pump to the valve at the top of the board and twist. I used a hand pump and had the board ready to go in under 10 minutes. The included fin slots easily onto the bottom of the board, with no fiddly tools needed. Then you just attach the ankle strap, which is simple but comfortable, to your foot, and you’re ready to hit the water.(Image credit: Sian Lewis / T3)Decathlon X100 touring paddle board review: out on the waterOnce inflated, the X100 is a hefty five inches thick, and feels pleasingly rigid and solid, unlike some budget SUPs, which can look and feel flimsy once inflated. I tested Decathlon’s board out on a placid lake in Wales, and found it a fun choice for flat water.The X100 is a good compromise between a beginner-friendly wide width and a narrower nose, which allows you to reach a decent speed when you get going. Rounder noses usually offer better manoeuvrability, but this board didn’t feel tough to turn – it’s easy to start out on but will also still be great fun as you progress. On top of the board, tactile rubber panels offer good grip if you’re standing up and are comfy to kneel on, and I liked the added indentations where your feet go, so that you can feel where to place them when you transition to standing without having to look down. Bungee cords at the top of the board help to secure a dry bag to the board.The only design feature I found limited was the central handle – it’s thin and feels flimsy, and isn’t comfortable for carrying the board for more than a few metres. Then again, if you’re popping the board out of its backpack near a dock or lakeside, this will never be a big issue, and wouldn’t stop up recommending the board.I’ve used the X100 about six times, and so far it’s been pleasingly robust. A few other reviewers have reported eventual leaks, although there is an included repair patch if this does happen, and I think with good care this board should last for a few summers of adventures.Decathlon X100 touring paddle board review: alternatives to considerWave SUP’s Woody is another good entry level board, with the added bonus of including a pump, a paddle and aGoProattachment so that you’re ready to use it as soon as it arrives. If you’re already feeling competent and want a nimble board to progress with, theNKX Flashis smaller, lighter and faster, and will suit intermediates heading into the sea to tackle more challenging conditions.Stay warm with one of thebest wetsuitsStash your valuables in one of thebest dry bagsDecathlon X100 touring paddle board review: verdictA good entry-level board for anyone who wants a design they can start out on and progress with on flat water. On test I found that the X100 offered good build quality for its price tag, and easy inflation and packability makes it a fuss-free choice if you’re ordering a few SUP boards for your next family holiday. It’s a pity the X1000 doesn’t come complete with pump and paddle, but these can be ordered separately.For the latest deals from Decathlon, check out ourDecathlon discount codes.
Buy X100 10ft Inflatable Touring Stand Up Paddle Board from DecathlonIf you fancy giving the art of SUP a go, you’ll want to start with a fuss-free, comfortable and affordable beginner board that’s easy to learn on. Enter Decathlon’s X100 Inflatable Touring Board, which is easy to use, deflates for easy storage and comes in a handy backpack for portability. There are 9ft, 10ft and 11ft touring paddle boards available in the X100 range; this review focuses on the 10ft option, which has an RRP of £299.99 (although at time of writing it’s had a pretty big price drop).I strapped in to test it out on Welsh waters – and to see if it’s worthy of inclusion in T3’sbest paddle boards for beginnersorbest inflatable paddle boardranks, as a budget-friendly touring option. Here’s my Decathlon X100 touring paddle board review.Decathlon X100 touring paddle board review: design and featuresMeet Decathlon’s X100, a stand-up paddleboard designed with beginners in mind. The top of the X100 is wide and well-balanced, to suit those finding their feet, and features a handle for easy carrying, plus a towing ring that makes it suitable for taking along on sailing holidays.Decathlon X100 SUP specsLength:10ftWeight:9kgMax weight:230kgColours available:aqua or redInflatable:yesAccessories included:someIt comes in one size – 10ft, which Decathlon recommends for paddlers up to 80kg. If you weigh more or are over 6ft, consider an 11ft board for more stability. I’m 66kg and 5'7, and found the 10ft board a great fit.The X100 looks attractive – it’s currently available in turquoise or bright red, both of which I think punch above their weight when compared to the design of other budget boards. Make sure you know what you’re getting if you order this board, though. The bag contains only some of the kit you need to get started – the board, a fin, a leash and a repair patch. You’ll need to buy a paddle and a pump separately. Decathlon offers paddles for around £35 and pumps for £40, or if you already own these items and just need a new board, this design may also suit you fine. Still, I’d have preferred to order the whole kit and kaboodle in one go, especially when it’s aimed at beginners.(Image credit: Sian Lewis / T3)Decathlon X100 touring paddle board review: setting up and packing awayThe X100 is pleasingly easy to whip out of its carry bag and get set up. The backpack itself is also a good design – its wide, boxy size holds all the accessories you need, and the straps are padded with comfortable foam. There’s room in the backpack for the board and all the accessories you need, plus a bit of space to spare for a life jacket or personal possessions. I also like that the backpack has a handle interior panel printed with clear instructions on how to inflate and deflate your new board – I wish all outdoor kit did this!(Image credit: Sian Lewis / T3)Inflating the X100 is easy even on your first attempt – you just attach a pump to the valve at the top of the board and twist. I used a hand pump and had the board ready to go in under 10 minutes. The included fin slots easily onto the bottom of the board, with no fiddly tools needed. Then you just attach the ankle strap, which is simple but comfortable, to your foot, and you’re ready to hit the water.(Image credit: Sian Lewis / T3)Decathlon X100 touring paddle board review: out on the waterOnce inflated, the X100 is a hefty five inches thick, and feels pleasingly rigid and solid, unlike some budget SUPs, which can look and feel flimsy once inflated. I tested Decathlon’s board out on a placid lake in Wales, and found it a fun choice for flat water.The X100 is a good compromise between a beginner-friendly wide width and a narrower nose, which allows you to reach a decent speed when you get going. Rounder noses usually offer better manoeuvrability, but this board didn’t feel tough to turn – it’s easy to start out on but will also still be great fun as you progress. On top of the board, tactile rubber panels offer good grip if you’re standing up and are comfy to kneel on, and I liked the added indentations where your feet go, so that you can feel where to place them when you transition to standing without having to look down. Bungee cords at the top of the board help to secure a dry bag to the board.The only design feature I found limited was the central handle – it’s thin and feels flimsy, and isn’t comfortable for carrying the board for more than a few metres. Then again, if you’re popping the board out of its backpack near a dock or lakeside, this will never be a big issue, and wouldn’t stop up recommending the board.I’ve used the X100 about six times, and so far it’s been pleasingly robust. A few other reviewers have reported eventual leaks, although there is an included repair patch if this does happen, and I think with good care this board should last for a few summers of adventures.Decathlon X100 touring paddle board review: alternatives to considerWave SUP’s Woody is another good entry level board, with the added bonus of including a pump, a paddle and aGoProattachment so that you’re ready to use it as soon as it arrives. If you’re already feeling competent and want a nimble board to progress with, theNKX Flashis smaller, lighter and faster, and will suit intermediates heading into the sea to tackle more challenging conditions.Stay warm with one of thebest wetsuitsStash your valuables in one of thebest dry bagsDecathlon X100 touring paddle board review: verdictA good entry-level board for anyone who wants a design they can start out on and progress with on flat water. On test I found that the X100 offered good build quality for its price tag, and easy inflation and packability makes it a fuss-free choice if you’re ordering a few SUP boards for your next family holiday. It’s a pity the X1000 doesn’t come complete with pump and paddle, but these can be ordered separately.For the latest deals from Decathlon, check out ourDecathlon discount codes.
Buy X100 10ft Inflatable Touring Stand Up Paddle Board from DecathlonIf you fancy giving the art of SUP a go, you’ll want to start with a fuss-free, comfortable and affordable beginner board that’s easy to learn on. Enter Decathlon’s X100 Inflatable Touring Board, which is easy to use, deflates for easy storage and comes in a handy backpack for portability. There are 9ft, 10ft and 11ft touring paddle boards available in the X100 range; this review focuses on the 10ft option, which has an RRP of £299.99 (although at time of writing it’s had a pretty big price drop).I strapped in to test it out on Welsh waters – and to see if it’s worthy of inclusion in T3’sbest paddle boards for beginnersorbest inflatable paddle boardranks, as a budget-friendly touring option. Here’s my Decathlon X100 touring paddle board review.Decathlon X100 touring paddle board review: design and featuresMeet Decathlon’s X100, a stand-up paddleboard designed with beginners in mind. The top of the X100 is wide and well-balanced, to suit those finding their feet, and features a handle for easy carrying, plus a towing ring that makes it suitable for taking along on sailing holidays.Decathlon X100 SUP specsLength:10ftWeight:9kgMax weight:230kgColours available:aqua or redInflatable:yesAccessories included:someIt comes in one size – 10ft, which Decathlon recommends for paddlers up to 80kg. If you weigh more or are over 6ft, consider an 11ft board for more stability. I’m 66kg and 5'7, and found the 10ft board a great fit.The X100 looks attractive – it’s currently available in turquoise or bright red, both of which I think punch above their weight when compared to the design of other budget boards. Make sure you know what you’re getting if you order this board, though. The bag contains only some of the kit you need to get started – the board, a fin, a leash and a repair patch. You’ll need to buy a paddle and a pump separately. Decathlon offers paddles for around £35 and pumps for £40, or if you already own these items and just need a new board, this design may also suit you fine. Still, I’d have preferred to order the whole kit and kaboodle in one go, especially when it’s aimed at beginners.(Image credit: Sian Lewis / T3)Decathlon X100 touring paddle board review: setting up and packing awayThe X100 is pleasingly easy to whip out of its carry bag and get set up. The backpack itself is also a good design – its wide, boxy size holds all the accessories you need, and the straps are padded with comfortable foam. There’s room in the backpack for the board and all the accessories you need, plus a bit of space to spare for a life jacket or personal possessions. I also like that the backpack has a handle interior panel printed with clear instructions on how to inflate and deflate your new board – I wish all outdoor kit did this!(Image credit: Sian Lewis / T3)Inflating the X100 is easy even on your first attempt – you just attach a pump to the valve at the top of the board and twist. I used a hand pump and had the board ready to go in under 10 minutes. The included fin slots easily onto the bottom of the board, with no fiddly tools needed. Then you just attach the ankle strap, which is simple but comfortable, to your foot, and you’re ready to hit the water.(Image credit: Sian Lewis / T3)Decathlon X100 touring paddle board review: out on the waterOnce inflated, the X100 is a hefty five inches thick, and feels pleasingly rigid and solid, unlike some budget SUPs, which can look and feel flimsy once inflated. I tested Decathlon’s board out on a placid lake in Wales, and found it a fun choice for flat water.The X100 is a good compromise between a beginner-friendly wide width and a narrower nose, which allows you to reach a decent speed when you get going. Rounder noses usually offer better manoeuvrability, but this board didn’t feel tough to turn – it’s easy to start out on but will also still be great fun as you progress. On top of the board, tactile rubber panels offer good grip if you’re standing up and are comfy to kneel on, and I liked the added indentations where your feet go, so that you can feel where to place them when you transition to standing without having to look down. Bungee cords at the top of the board help to secure a dry bag to the board.The only design feature I found limited was the central handle – it’s thin and feels flimsy, and isn’t comfortable for carrying the board for more than a few metres. Then again, if you’re popping the board out of its backpack near a dock or lakeside, this will never be a big issue, and wouldn’t stop up recommending the board.I’ve used the X100 about six times, and so far it’s been pleasingly robust. A few other reviewers have reported eventual leaks, although there is an included repair patch if this does happen, and I think with good care this board should last for a few summers of adventures.Decathlon X100 touring paddle board review: alternatives to considerWave SUP’s Woody is another good entry level board, with the added bonus of including a pump, a paddle and aGoProattachment so that you’re ready to use it as soon as it arrives. If you’re already feeling competent and want a nimble board to progress with, theNKX Flashis smaller, lighter and faster, and will suit intermediates heading into the sea to tackle more challenging conditions.Stay warm with one of thebest wetsuitsStash your valuables in one of thebest dry bagsDecathlon X100 touring paddle board review: verdictA good entry-level board for anyone who wants a design they can start out on and progress with on flat water. On test I found that the X100 offered good build quality for its price tag, and easy inflation and packability makes it a fuss-free choice if you’re ordering a few SUP boards for your next family holiday. It’s a pity the X1000 doesn’t come complete with pump and paddle, but these can be ordered separately.For the latest deals from Decathlon, check out ourDecathlon discount codes.
If you fancy giving the art of SUP a go, you’ll want to start with a fuss-free, comfortable and affordable beginner board that’s easy to learn on. Enter Decathlon’s X100 Inflatable Touring Board, which is easy to use, deflates for easy storage and comes in a handy backpack for portability. There are 9ft, 10ft and 11ft touring paddle boards available in the X100 range; this review focuses on the 10ft option, which has an RRP of £299.99 (although at time of writing it’s had a pretty big price drop).
I strapped in to test it out on Welsh waters – and to see if it’s worthy of inclusion in T3’sbest paddle boards for beginnersorbest inflatable paddle boardranks, as a budget-friendly touring option. Here’s my Decathlon X100 touring paddle board review.
Decathlon X100 touring paddle board review: design and features
Meet Decathlon’s X100, a stand-up paddleboard designed with beginners in mind. The top of the X100 is wide and well-balanced, to suit those finding their feet, and features a handle for easy carrying, plus a towing ring that makes it suitable for taking along on sailing holidays.
Decathlon X100 SUP specsLength:10ftWeight:9kgMax weight:230kgColours available:aqua or redInflatable:yesAccessories included:some
Length:10ftWeight:9kgMax weight:230kgColours available:aqua or redInflatable:yesAccessories included:some
Length:10ftWeight:9kgMax weight:230kgColours available:aqua or redInflatable:yesAccessories included:some
Length:10ftWeight:9kgMax weight:230kgColours available:aqua or redInflatable:yesAccessories included:some
It comes in one size – 10ft, which Decathlon recommends for paddlers up to 80kg. If you weigh more or are over 6ft, consider an 11ft board for more stability. I’m 66kg and 5'7, and found the 10ft board a great fit.
The X100 looks attractive – it’s currently available in turquoise or bright red, both of which I think punch above their weight when compared to the design of other budget boards. Make sure you know what you’re getting if you order this board, though. The bag contains only some of the kit you need to get started – the board, a fin, a leash and a repair patch. You’ll need to buy a paddle and a pump separately. Decathlon offers paddles for around £35 and pumps for £40, or if you already own these items and just need a new board, this design may also suit you fine. Still, I’d have preferred to order the whole kit and kaboodle in one go, especially when it’s aimed at beginners.
(Image credit: Sian Lewis / T3)
(Image credit: Sian Lewis / T3)
Decathlon X100 touring paddle board review: setting up and packing away
The X100 is pleasingly easy to whip out of its carry bag and get set up. The backpack itself is also a good design – its wide, boxy size holds all the accessories you need, and the straps are padded with comfortable foam. There’s room in the backpack for the board and all the accessories you need, plus a bit of space to spare for a life jacket or personal possessions. I also like that the backpack has a handle interior panel printed with clear instructions on how to inflate and deflate your new board – I wish all outdoor kit did this!
(Image credit: Sian Lewis / T3)
(Image credit: Sian Lewis / T3)
Inflating the X100 is easy even on your first attempt – you just attach a pump to the valve at the top of the board and twist. I used a hand pump and had the board ready to go in under 10 minutes. The included fin slots easily onto the bottom of the board, with no fiddly tools needed. Then you just attach the ankle strap, which is simple but comfortable, to your foot, and you’re ready to hit the water.
(Image credit: Sian Lewis / T3)
(Image credit: Sian Lewis / T3)
Decathlon X100 touring paddle board review: out on the water
Once inflated, the X100 is a hefty five inches thick, and feels pleasingly rigid and solid, unlike some budget SUPs, which can look and feel flimsy once inflated. I tested Decathlon’s board out on a placid lake in Wales, and found it a fun choice for flat water.
The X100 is a good compromise between a beginner-friendly wide width and a narrower nose, which allows you to reach a decent speed when you get going. Rounder noses usually offer better manoeuvrability, but this board didn’t feel tough to turn – it’s easy to start out on but will also still be great fun as you progress. On top of the board, tactile rubber panels offer good grip if you’re standing up and are comfy to kneel on, and I liked the added indentations where your feet go, so that you can feel where to place them when you transition to standing without having to look down. Bungee cords at the top of the board help to secure a dry bag to the board.
The only design feature I found limited was the central handle – it’s thin and feels flimsy, and isn’t comfortable for carrying the board for more than a few metres. Then again, if you’re popping the board out of its backpack near a dock or lakeside, this will never be a big issue, and wouldn’t stop up recommending the board.
I’ve used the X100 about six times, and so far it’s been pleasingly robust. A few other reviewers have reported eventual leaks, although there is an included repair patch if this does happen, and I think with good care this board should last for a few summers of adventures.
Decathlon X100 touring paddle board review: alternatives to consider
Wave SUP’s Woody is another good entry level board, with the added bonus of including a pump, a paddle and aGoProattachment so that you’re ready to use it as soon as it arrives. If you’re already feeling competent and want a nimble board to progress with, theNKX Flashis smaller, lighter and faster, and will suit intermediates heading into the sea to tackle more challenging conditions.
Decathlon X100 touring paddle board review: verdict
A good entry-level board for anyone who wants a design they can start out on and progress with on flat water. On test I found that the X100 offered good build quality for its price tag, and easy inflation and packability makes it a fuss-free choice if you’re ordering a few SUP boards for your next family holiday. It’s a pity the X1000 doesn’t come complete with pump and paddle, but these can be ordered separately.
For the latest deals from Decathlon, check out ourDecathlon discount codes.
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