The 10 Best SUPs For Yoga

The Aqua Marina Monster (appx. $675) is created with heat-embossed, honeycomb-shaped grooves for good traction whether you’re bending, balancing, or paddling. It comes with a spacious storage bag, a detachable fin, and a universal action camera mounting base.

The makers of the Advanced Elements Lotus (around $637) believe an uncomfortable board shouldn’t get in the way of your experiencing nirvana, so they’ve equipped this model with features like a sizable foot pad and a carrying strap that can be removed when you don't need it.

The Goplus 6” Thick (about $200) is manufactured using heavy-duty drop stitching, so it’ll hold up like a champ when you’re practicing your poses, surfing, fishing, and more. If you do encounter any trouble, though, you can always reach for the handy repair kit that comes with it.

Whether you’re focused on exercising or enjoying a leisurely ride, the Retrospec Weekender Yogi (appx. $418) has you covered, with a durable PVC body and an adjustable aluminum paddle. You'll also receive a matching rucksack that makes transporting it a breeze.

Featured on ABC’s Shark Tank, the Tower Adventurer (about $779) rides high in the water, so you won’t end up standing in a cold puddle. Thousands of fibers connect the top to the bottom, so it holds its shape impeccably well and maintains rigidity when inflated.

Designed in Florida, the Irocker Cruiser (about $629) comes in 10 bright color combinations and patterns. It’s not just a pretty face, though, as it also offers a shape that's ideal for smooth, straight tracking and a tail that's extra wide for stability.

When it's inflated, the Atoll 11 Foot (around $600) becomes rigid as a board, and it can be deflated and folded up compactly for storage in the back of your vehicle. It’s equipped with elastic at both ends, along with 15 D-rings to tie down or attach everything you need.

The Isle Versa Epoxy (around $720) was created by surfing and paddling enthusiasts, and features a convenient, lift-up carrying handle and a bungee cord to keep your cargo secure. At 32 inches wide, it provides plenty of space to perform your poses with confidence.

Designed in San Diego, California, the Peak Fitness Non-Slip (around $495) offers a wide, stable deck pad that’s well-suited for static workout routines. Although it clocks in at only 18 pounds when inflated, it’s sturdy enough to support up to 15 times that.

You’ll enhance your practice on the fitness-friendly Isle 10’ Airtech (around $695), which boasts a generous, 32-inch width and six-inch thickness for stability and comfort. Its foam traction area is soft while still providing a good grip for your feet and hands.