SIC Bullet DF
The Bullet is an iconic stand up paddleboard design and for good reason. It is one of the most fun and versatile boards out there. It is fast and agile. It is shaped halfway between a race board and surf board. It has the lengths and tall rails of a race board, but a planing hull and pin tail like a surfboard. We love paddling the bullet.
From SIC Maui:
The Bullet's colours and graphics will tempt any downwind enthusiast. The Bullet is one of the most versatile designs in the SIC paddleboarding range. In addition to being a tremendous downwind board, it's a fitness and touring board that can drop in and surfs ocean swell as well as beach and point breaks.
The Bullet has won awards like Best Overall Board and All-Around Board at the SUPConnect and accolades from Men's Health and Outside Magazine. But most importantly, it has won the hearts and minds of paddlers worldwide that have come to appreciate, trust, and love the Bullet's versatile performance.
Features:
PLANING BOTTOM - For stability and surfing bumps and waves
CHISEL TAIL - To drop the tail in bumps and control while surfing
FULL RAILS - For stability
7.0” WEEDLESS FIN - For excellent tracking and glide
CROSS-CUT EVA DECK PAD - For traction and grip
EZ-GRAB CARRY HANDLE - For easy transport and less fatigue
LEASH PLUG - To connect leash for safety
GORE-TEXTM BREATHER VENT - Allows board to breathe and prevent delamination
ACTION CAMERA MOUNT ON THE NOSE - To capture your adventures on the water
Specifications
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Model: Bullet
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Shaper: Mark Raaphorst
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Handle type: SIC EZ GRAB
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Finbox configuration set up: Single US box
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Supplied fin(s): Weedless 7.0''
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Product type: Rigid composite
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Technology: Dragon-Fly
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Country of manufacture: China
Technology
About SIC MAUI
Like many a master shaper Mark Raaphorst did his time and paid his dues before setting up his own repair shop. He got hooked on SUP as soon as they started to appear on Maui and he very quickly found a way to combine his knowledge of moulded technology with his new passion. Before long SIC boards were winning almost every race they entered.