Hobie Mirage Eclipse 10'6 Recreational Stand Up Paddleboard 2019

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Take your workout out of the gym and onto the water with the Hobie Mirage Eclipse stand up paddleboard. Incredibly fun and super stable, this board is great for both advanced and beginner paddlers. The Eclipse is simple to set up so you can go from your car to the water in minutes. Rudder controls are featured on the handlebars making steering a breeze; while the kick-up rudder allows you to keep your rudder blade damage free even when your board is beached. Rear tie-downs and bungees allow you to bring a cooler, crate or any other necessary gear for a day out on the water. Don't feel like peddling? No problem. Simply lock the fin in place and remove the drive and handlebar to transform the Eclipse into a high-performance SUP. Paddle or pedal your day away with the Mirage Eclipse from Hobie.

Intuitive, Stable, Mirage-Powered SUP
Gear Tie Downs
Kick-Up Rudder
Handlebar Steering
MirageDrive and Handlebar are Removable for Paddling

Shipping Location Note: This item is available for shipment by freight to the lower 48 United States. It cannot be shipped to APO, FPO, PO BOX, Hawaii, or Alaska.

Shipping Note: Hobie items are not eligible for free shipping. Hobie Kayaks have a minimum freight charge of $189. (The Pro Angler and Adventure Island have a minimum freight charge of $259. Tandem Islands have a minimum freight charge of $379.)

Specifications

Best Use	Recreational	Materials	ACX - Advanced Composite Epoxy	Width	33.5in.
Actual Length	10ft. 6in.	Weight	[Fitted Hull Weight]: 43.2 lbs. [Fully Rigged Weight]: 54 lbs.	Weight Capacity	225lbs.
Fin System	Single Fin/MirageDrive System	Hull Type	Displacement	Model Year	2019
Model Number	97778031	Product ID	505614

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Q: My husband will use this from time to time & I was wondering if it would hold a 225 man well? I see the weight limit is 225 so I want to make sure it will hold him or would it be best to go to the 12 board?

Asked : May 23, 2018
By : Stephenie, Chapin

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A: This will definitely hold him without issue. At his weight the 12 would be ideal but as he is not the intended majority user it may not make sense to make the decision based on his weight. That said the 12 would still be fine for someone at a lower weight, the longer board just won't be quite as nimble as the 10'6"

Answered : May 24, 2018
By : Chris, United States