Infinity E-Ticket 2027

Infinity E-Ticket 2027 Touring Paddleboard

The Infinity E-Ticket 2027 is a hard touring paddleboard for paddlers who want efficient glide, reassuring stability and room to enjoy the journey. From river exploring and lake circuits to sheltered coastal paddles in mild chop, it offers a comfortable, predictable platform for covering distance.

Performance touring with Blackfish heritage

Drawing on the original Infinity Blackfish design, the E-Ticket combines a wide tail with an outline that carries its width forward around the standing area. This provides support when adjusting your stance or carrying equipment. The hybrid planing hull blends a flatter underside with softened edges and a shallow rear channel, helping the board track and release water cleanly.

Key features

• Flat, open deck: No raised side rails, giving you space to adjust your stance without a recessed cockpit retaining water.
• EPS wood/glass sandwich construction: A lay-up designed to balance stiffness, durability and weight.
• Ergonomic carry handle: A comfortable, balanced grip for carrying the board.
• Softened nose profile: A turned-down deck sheds water, while rounded shaping avoids sharp, exposed corners.

Sizes and specifications

Size	Volume	Approximate board weight
12'6" × 29"	300 litres	13.2kg / 29lb
14' × 30"	330 litres	14.5kg / 32lb

Which size should you choose?

Choose the 12'6" × 29" if storage, carrying and manoeuvring matter alongside touring performance. Its shorter length makes it the more manageable option when space at home or access to the water is restricted.

Choose the 14' × 30" if longer journeys are your priority and you can comfortably transport and store a 14-foot board. We would favour this size for paddlers seeking a more spacious touring platform or regularly taking extra equipment.

Volume is not a rider-weight limit. Your weight, balance, luggage and usual paddling conditions all matter when choosing between sizes.

Is the E-Ticket right for you?

The E-Ticket is a strong option if you are moving from an all-round inflatable towards regular distance paddling and have the space for a rigid board. It also suits experienced paddlers who prioritise relaxed touring over race results. If your main aim is competitive speed, compare narrower performance boards; if compact storage is essential, an inflatable remains the more practical choice.

Transport and protection

Plan your storage and transport around the board’s full length. For protection between paddles, consider the Infinity Race Board Bag, choosing the appropriate length and checking width compatibility before ordering.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Infinity E-Ticket inflatable?

No. This E-Ticket is a rigid composite touring board and cannot be rolled up for transport or storage.

Does a wider touring board mean slower paddling?

Width is only part of the picture. A narrower board may offer greater speed potential, but that advantage can disappear if you constantly brace or interrupt your stroke to stay balanced. Choose a platform on which you can paddle confidently and consistently.

Can I use the E-Ticket for racing?

It can be an approachable platform for trying a recreational distance event, subject to the organiser’s equipment rules. For dedicated racing, a more specialised shape is the better direction.