Switching between standing and sitting is the point of this one: a kayak seat and footrest clip onto the 11-foot deck, turning a paddle board into a low-slung kayak in a couple of minutes. The double-blade paddle adjusts from 62 to 89 inches and separates into a single blade when the stance changes back to standing. A 32-inch beam widens the platform under that seated position, and the 330-pound rating leaves room for a tackle bag or a cooler. Dual-layer PVC sidewalls bond to the drop stitch core so the hull keeps its shape at 12 to 15 psi. A mount base on the nose accepts a camera or phone holder, sold separately. The 40 by 16 by 12 inch backpack swallows the 30.5-pound board plus the pump, leash, repair kit and waterproof phone case.