Anbieter: Glide Paddle Sports
StarShip Micro Skiff
Beschreibung
The Glide StarShip is a 12'6" inflatable micro skiff designed to deliver the stability, deck space, and versatility of a small boat in a package that fits in the trunk of your car. At 45.5" wide with a massive open deck, it provides an incredibly stable platform for fishing, exploring, family outings, and overnight adventures.
Unlike traditional paddleboards, the StarShip was designed around usable space. The oversized standing area gives anglers room to cast, move, and organize gear while providing plenty of space for dogs, kids, coolers, camping equipment, or a second paddler.
Paddle it standing up like a SUP, add the included kayak seat for comfortable seated paddling, or attach a motor up to 5 HP when covering longer distances. Whether you're sneaking into hidden fishing spots, exploring backwaters, or spending the day on the lake with family, the StarShip adapts to the adventure.
Built with Glide's proven inflatable construction, the StarShip delivers remarkable stability and a 500+ lb capacity while weighing just 42 lbs, making it easy to transport, launch, and store.
Why Paddlers Choose the StarShip:
Massive Open Deck: Oversized standing area provides unmatched room for fishing, gear, dogs, kids, or a second paddler.
Micro Skiff Versatility: Paddle standing, paddle seated, or add a motor for maximum flexibility on the water.
Exceptional Stability: 45.5" width and 540 liters of volume create an incredibly confidence-inspiring platform.
Motor Ready: Included transom supports motors up to 5 HP for longer adventures and hands-free cruising.
500+ lb Capacity: Bring the gear, cooler, fishing equipment, and passengers needed for a full day on the water.
Surprisingly Lightweight: At just 42 lbs, the StarShip is easy to transport, launch, and store.
Adventure Ready: Perfect for fishing, exploring, camping, family outings, photography, and more.
Extremely Packable: Rolls up into a compact package that fits in most vehicles without the need for a trailer.
