Retrospec Weekender Plus - Great Budget Inflatable SUP with Kayak Conversion Included

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The Retrospec Weekender is a budget inflatable SUP that also comes with a seat and convertible paddle so you can use it as a kayak. It has stiff construction and one of the best kayak seats we have tried.
Specs:
Size - 10′ 6″ x 33″ x 6″
Weight Capacity - 300 lbs
Board Weight - 23 lbs
Construction - AerGlide-Fusion
D-Rings - 16 D-Rings
Paddle - 4 Piece Aluminum Convertible
Pump - Double Action Hand Pump
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[@nintee9877]

Just bought from this review, thank you!

[@lowbudgetadventurers]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@shannone5219]

Yay! Good to hear. Thank you for posting. I've been comparing this and another brand from REI. I think I'm going to order this weekender Plus tomorrow.

[@lowbudgetadventurers]

Thanks. This was the first item we have reviewed from this brand and it was much better than I expected it to be.

[@Kayakmom9]

Hi. My weekender XL 42” x 12’ arrives today. Can I add a trolling motor? I know the efin would work but that’s $499 and I already have a trolling.

[@lowbudgetadventurers]

I looked up the efin. I don't see an adaptor that would work with the fin box type on the Weekender. The slide-in adapter image does not look similar to the generic slide-in box that a lot of inflatables use. Boost and Bixpy both have adapters that will work. I tried a Boost Fin and didn't find it great. The functionality is more torwards a quick motor boost for someone surfing and not a continuous motor run on a paddleboard or kayak. I would probably skip the Boost. For mounting an existing trolling motor you could use something like the "Brocraft Inflatable Kayak Electric Motor Mount/SUP Paddle Board Motor Mount" on Amazon and then glue 2 Scotty mounts onto the board to work with it.

[@Kayakmom9]

@@lowbudgetadventurers hmmmm I do have a trolling thing I haven’t used so that would be a great compromise if the troll is right size/weight. Need to go to camper which is a few miles away