SIC Saber 11'6 GC+ - Ex Display

COLLECTION ONLY The SIC Saber 11'6 is a composite paddleboard for riders who want a board that feels smoother, faster and more rewarding than a typical all-round SUP, without stepping into something narrow or demanding. From the shape, dimensions and fittings shown here, this 11'6 x 30" board is aimed squarely at paddlers who want easy flatwater glide, dependable stability and enough carrying capacity for longer day paddles. At 30 inches wide with 185 litres of volume, the Saber 11'6 sits in a very useful part of the range. It is long enough to track cleanly and cover distance with less effort, but still wide enough to feel reassuring for recreational paddlers, improvers and those wanting one hard board for general cruising, fitness paddling and light touring. Who This Board Is For If you have outgrown a short all-round SUP and want something that moves more efficiently through the water, the SIC Saber 11'6 is a very sensible step forward. It suits paddlers who want better glide for lakes, estuaries, harbours, sheltered coastlines and longer flatwater sessions, while still keeping the forgiving feel that makes day-to-day paddling enjoyable rather than technical. Compared with a wider beginner board, the Saber will feel cleaner and more purposeful over distance. Compared with a narrower touring or race shape, it remains much easier to live with in mixed real-world conditions. Why Choose the SIC Saber 11'6 Efficient 11'6 touring-style shape that gives noticeably better glide than a short all-round board 30-inch width keeps the board confidence-inspiring for a broad range of paddlers Composite construction gives a crisp, direct feel on the water Front cargo bungee makes it practical for longer paddles and carrying essentials Comfortable full deck pad offers grip and comfort underfoot 2+1 fin set-up balances straight-line tracking with easy, predictable handling Recessed carry handle makes launching and carrying far easier than many older hard boards Specifications Brand SIC Model Saber 11'6 Length 11'6" / 350.5 cm Width 30.0" / 76.2 cm Volume 185 litres Construction GC+ Glass Composite Plus Reinforcement Innegra high performance fibre Fin Set-Up 2+1 Centre Fin SIC Mahi 9.0" Side Fins SIC ThreeFour XL side fins Deck Features Full traction pad, recessed carry handle, front cargo bungee Package Includes SIC Saber 11'6 paddleboard SIC Mahi 9.0" centre fin 2 x SIC ThreeFour XL side fins Please note: paddle, leash and any additional accessories are not included unless otherwise stated. You can browse suitable SUP paddles and SUP leashes to complete your setup. Helpful Reading & Buying Advice If you are deciding between a shorter all-round board and a more touring-focused shape like this, you can explore more options in our paddle board collection or read our guide to the best touring paddleboards for a clearer idea of what suits your paddling style. FAQs Is the SIC Saber 11'6 a beginner paddleboard? It is better described as a confident beginner to intermediate board rather than a true first-timer all-rounder. The 30-inch width keeps it stable, but the longer shape is really there to give you better glide and tracking than a basic beach-style SUP. What kind of paddling is this board best for? This board is best suited to flatwater cruising, fitness paddling, estuary paddles, harbour sessions and light touring. It is designed for paddlers who want to cover distance more efficiently while still keeping a forgiving ride. Why would I choose this over a wider all-round board? If your main goal is to move further and more easily with each stroke, the Saber shape makes much more sense. A wider all-round board may feel slightly more beginner-friendly at first, but this style of board rewards better technique and makes longer paddles more enjoyable. Does the 2+1 fin set-up make a difference? Yes. The larger centre fin helps with tracking, while the side fins add a bit of extra grip and control. For many paddlers, it is a very user-friendly set-up because it keeps the board feeling settled and predictable. Is a composite board like this better than an inflatable? If storage and transport are not the deciding factors, many paddlers prefer a composite board because it feels more direct, glides more cleanly and gives better feedback on the water. An inflatable is more convenient to pack away, but a hard board like the Saber is often the more rewarding choice for regular paddling.