Media & News

FAQ: How Much Weight can a Hala SUP Hold?

Answer: Anywhere from 230 - 300 pounds.

FAQ: How Heavy are Inflatable SUPs?

Depending on the model, the boards can weigh 17.5 to 36 pounds.

FAQ: How Long Does It Take To Inflate a SUP?

On average, with a handpump included with a Hala Board, it takes about 10-15 minutes.

FAQ: Are they Inflatable?

Yes, since 2011 Hala has been designing, testing and selling only inflatable boards.

Pick Your Line and Run It

Did you know you can drop waterfalls on a Hala whitewater board?

NY Lake Paddle

Adi Carter enjoys a relaxing flatwater paddle in NY.

Paddle Faster

Speed by the competition on your Nass-T.

Surfing the Eagle River Water Park

Matt Paula surfs the interior.

Run the Meat

Take your adventures to new heights on your inflatable SUP.

Incredible SUP Yoga

Nama-slay your yoga routine on the water.

Review: 2019 Atcha 96

"Getting into the small eddies was smooth and with the wide base made surfing the eddies playful."

Travel With Your Hala Board

Go anywhere with your board!

The 2019 Lineup

What's new for 2019.

Adventure Report: Yampa Canyon

This trip goes 72 miles down one of the last truly wild rivers in the nation. 

Hala Gear Staff Enjoys Weekend Paddleboard Trip to Dinosaur National Monument

"Hala staff scored a permit to paddle Split Mountain Canyon and decided to tie it in with a little desert scramble up nearby Split Mountain."

Hala Gear Rolls Out 2019 Inflatable SUP Lineup

"Other highlights from the 2019 lineup include a new center keel fin for enhanced tracking and added lateral stability on the Carbon Nass-T."

SUP at Highline Lake

Paddleboard Highline Lake near Grand Junction, Colorado.

18 Boards, 4 Series that Tell Hala's Story

Each series has a brand-new graphic set, which helps categorize the board's intended uses and construction types.

Hala Gear 2019 SUP Preview

"The inflatable SUP market is still gaining momentum both in the US and across the globe."

New Look, Same Us

We've made some big changes to our site. So, what's new?