ONE Edge Pro 2.0 14 ft GT Hollow

If you want a seriously quick 14ft race board without jumping straight to top-end Elite Hollow money, the ONE Edge Pro 2.0 GT Hollow makes a lot of sense. It gives you the same fast, race-focused Edge Pro 2.0 platform in a GT Hollow glass construction that keeps the price more grounded while still delivering the crisp, lively feel people want from a hollow board.

This is a board for paddlers who care about glide, acceleration and clean flatwater speed, but who also want enough stability and forgiveness to train properly, race confidently and keep building. In the ONE range, this is the smart-money Edge: faster and more flatwater-biased than the Evo Pro, but more attainable than the Elite Hollow.

Where It Sits in the Range

The ONE Edge Pro 2.0 14 ft Elite Hollow is the premium carbon version for paddlers chasing the lightest possible build. The GT Hollow keeps the same Edge Pro 2.0 race DNA, but uses a glass hollow construction to bring the cost down while still keeping weight impressively low for a hollow race board.

If your priority is broader all-water versatility, the ONE Evo Pro 2.0 14 ft Carbon is the better fit. If your goal is outright glide, sharper acceleration and a more dedicated flatwater race feel, the Edge Pro 2.0 is the one to focus on.

Why Choose the ONE Edge Pro 2.0 GT Hollow

• Fast, efficient 14ft race shape that rewards good technique and strong paddling
• GT Hollow construction gives you a hollow-board feel without Elite Hollow pricing
• Deep dugout design helps the board feel more settled and controlled underfoot
• Sharp nose and clean outline keep the board gliding and carrying speed beautifully
• Pintail-inspired rear section helps release water cleanly for quick acceleration
• A smart choice for training and racing if you want real performance without overspending

Watch Our Review

We have an Edge Pro 2.0 review on The SUP Company YouTube channel covering the 14'0 x 25.5 shape, which gives a useful feel for the board’s speed, stability and overall character on the water.

Specifications

Length	14'0" / 426.7 cm
Available Widths	14'0" x 23.5" and 14'0" x 25.5"
Construction	GT Hollow glass fibre hollow construction
Approx. Board Weight	Approx. 11.5 kg for the narrower size / 11.8 kg for the 25.5"
Recommended Rider Weight	Approx. 60–90 kg for the narrower size / 70–105 kg for the 25.5"
Volume	265.5L listed for the narrower GT model

Package Includes

• ONE Edge Pro 2.0 14 ft GT Hollow board

Paddle, leash, board bag and other accessories are sold separately unless otherwise stated.

Helpful Reading & Buying Advice

You can browse our full racing paddleboards collection, compare other composite paddle boards, or book time at our SUP Test Centre if you want help choosing the right width and shape.

Explore the Range

If you are working out where this board fits, start by comparing it with the ONE Edge Pro 2.0 14 ft Elite Hollow for the premium lightweight option, and the ONE Evo Pro 2.0 14 ft Carbon if you want a more versatile all-water race board.

Who is the ONE Edge Pro 2.0 GT Hollow best for?

It suits paddlers who want a genuine race board for training and competition, with a clear bias toward speed and glide rather than all-round cruising. It is especially appealing if you want hollow-board performance without going all the way to Elite Hollow pricing.

Should I choose the GT Hollow or the Elite Hollow?

Choose the GT Hollow if value matters and you still want the Edge Pro 2.0 shape in a hollow construction. Choose the Elite Hollow if minimum weight is the priority and you want the premium carbon version.

Should I choose the Edge Pro 2.0 or the Evo Pro 2.0?

Choose the Edge Pro 2.0 if you want the faster, more dedicated flatwater-biased race shape. Choose the Evo Pro 2.0 if you want a board that is still quick but a little more rounded in mixed conditions.

Which width should I choose?

The narrower option will suit lighter, more experienced or more race-focused paddlers chasing outright speed. The 25.5" option is the safer choice if you want more stability, a little more forgiveness, or plan to paddle in more mixed conditions.

Is this board only for mirror-flat water?

No, but it is clearly a speed-oriented race design. It is happiest when efficiency, glide and acceleration matter most. If you regularly paddle rougher mixed water and want more versatility, the Evo Pro 2.0 is worth a look alongside it.