Jobe

Choose a Jobe inflatable paddleboard if you want a simple, packable SUP package for relaxed paddling, family use, beach days and sheltered water. Choose a Jobe inflatable kayak if seated paddling, storage and easy transport matter more than standing up.

Choose Jobe towables if you are buying for boat-based fun, families and holiday sessions. Rider count, age, confidence and boat setup matter, so do not just choose the biggest or fastest-looking towable.

For wetsuits, buoyancy aids, shoes and dry bags, think about comfort, fit, warmth and safety. These supporting items often make the difference between a good session and a cold, uncomfortable or disorganised one.

Jobe inflatable paddleboards are a strong option if you want an easy, complete SUP package for UK paddling. They suit rivers, harbours, lakes, canals, sheltered coastlines and relaxed family sessions where easy storage and quick transport matter.

Jobe Duna 11'6 SUP Package

The Duna is a sensible touring-style inflatable SUP for paddlers who want stability, distance capability and space to carry kit without jumping straight into a narrow performance board.

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Jobe Neva 12'6 SUP Package

The Neva is the longer touring direction, built around more glide and straighter tracking for paddlers who want to cover distance more efficiently than they would on a shorter all-round board.

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Jobe Loa 11'6 SUP Package

The Loa is a great all-round touring package for paddlers who want one board that feels stable, practical and useful across a wide mix of relaxed paddling, family sessions and longer potters.

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Jobe Mohaka 10'2 WindSUP

The Mohaka is the crossover choice if you want a board that can be paddled as a SUP and also used to dabble with a sail setup. It makes sense for families, holiday use and light-wind fun rather than dedicated high-performance windsurfing.

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Jobe inflatable kayaks are ideal if you want seated paddling with easier storage and transport than a hard kayak. They suit rivers, lakes, sheltered coastal trips, family exploring and paddlers who prefer the lower, more settled feel of a kayak.

Jobe Croft Inflatable Kayak

The Croft is a compact inflatable kayak for solo paddling, relaxed exploring and easy storage. It is a good option if you want something simple to transport and quick to use.

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Jobe Tasman Inflatable Kayak

The Tasman is the bigger-capacity kayak direction for longer adventures, shared paddling and a more capable seated setup. It is worth considering if you want more space, comfort and a more serious kayak feel.

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Jobe towables are built for boat-based fun, but the right choice depends on rider count, rider age, confidence, boat power and how lively you want the ride to feel. One-person towables are usually more direct and sporty. Two-person and multi-person towables are better for shared family sessions.

The Jobe Storm 2P Towable is a strong two-person choice for family boat days, while smaller solo towables suit riders who want a more individual ride. Match the towable with a suitable rope, buoyancy aids and sensible boat handling.

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Useful related ranges include towables, towable ropes, buoyancy aids and watersports protection.

Jobe wetsuits and neoprene footwear are useful for SUP, kayak, towable and beach sessions where warmth and comfort matter. Even in summer, UK water can feel cold once the wind picks up or a session runs longer than expected.

For adults, choose thickness by season and how much time you expect to spend in the water. For children, fit is especially important: a wetsuit that is too loose will flush with cold water and feel colder.

Useful related ranges include wetsuits, kids wetsuits, neoprene footwear, wetsuit accessories and changing robes.

Jobe buoyancy aids and life vests are key pieces of kit for paddleboarding, kayaking, towables and family watersports. Fit matters: the vest should sit securely, suit the rider’s weight range and allow comfortable movement for paddling, swimming or riding.

For SUP and kayak use, choose something comfortable enough to wear for the whole session. For towables and boat use, secure fit and freedom of movement are particularly important. For children, do not buy too large just to allow growing room.

Useful options include buoyancy aids, kids watersports gear, protection and impact vests.

The smaller Jobe accessories are often the things that keep a session easy: a spare pump, dry bag, water shoes, paddle bag, leash, repair item or extra storage can save time and frustration at the launch spot.

Dry bags are useful for phones, snacks, layers and towels. Watersport shoes protect feet around slipways, stones, shells and beaches. A spare pump is worth having if you regularly inflate more than one board or kayak.

Useful related ranges include SUP and kayak pumps, waterproof bags, neoprene footwear, SUP accessories and kayak paddles.

For first-time paddleboarding

Choose a stable Jobe inflatable SUP package, a suitable leash, buoyancy aid, dry bag and clothing for the conditions. All-round stability matters more than speed when you are learning.

For touring and longer paddles

Look towards longer touring shapes such as Duna or Neva if you want more glide, straighter tracking and better distance potential than a shorter all-round board.

For kayaking and seated exploring

Choose a Jobe inflatable kayak if you want a lower, seated position and compact storage. Add the right paddle, buoyancy aid, dry bag and footwear for the conditions.

For family boat days

Choose towables, tow ropes and buoyancy aids around rider age, confidence and boat setup. Keep the setup fun but sensible, especially when children are involved.

Jobe boards are designed to be easy to use, but size still matters. A board that is too small may feel unstable, while a board that is too large may feel harder to handle than necessary.

If you are choosing a paddleboard and want to compare shapes before buying, our Woodmill SUP Test Centre is the best route for practical board and paddle advice on sheltered water.

If you are ordering online, contact us with your height, weight, ability level, who will use the kit and where you will paddle. We will help you choose a sensible Jobe setup.

Jobe kit is often bought for families, holidays and full setups, so it is worth choosing properly before you order. If you are unsure between a SUP, kayak, towable, wetsuit size or buoyancy aid, ask us first.

For payment options, read more about finance at The SUP Company. For dispatch and delivery information, see our delivery information.

For Jobe product advice, sizing help or warranty direction, use our contact page. Jobe warranty claims are handled directly through Jobe, so if you are unsure what to do, we can point you in the right direction.