Most "all-around" paddleboards compromise. They're stable, sure, but sluggish. Or they track decently, but only for lighter paddlers. Or they're versatile on paper but awkward in practice. The NRS Jukdo takes a different approach entirely. Instead of starting with a generic shape and calling it versatile, NRS engineered the Jukdo from scratch using the same IST (Integrated Shaping Technology) that powers their premium touring Clipper lineup and the result is an all-around board that genuinely earns the name. It won Paddling Magazine's 2024 Industry Award for Best SUP, and it's not hard to see why. Whether you're doing morning laps on a Frontenac lake, running the Rideau with the kids, heading out for a sunset paddle, or loading up for a minimalist camping trip, the Jukdo handles it without asking you to compromise. The Technology Behind the Versatility Like the Clipper, the Jukdo is built on NRS's IST (Integrated Shaping Technology) a multi-chamber construction system that gives the board real shape instead of a flat, slab-like profile. The result is an all-around board with a concave hull that channels water cleanly toward the fins for a quieter, more efficient ride, and a DropDeck™ that raises the rails to maintain volume while dropping the standing surface lower putting your centre of gravity where it belongs and making the board feel more planted underfoot than its width suggests. Under the shape sits Z/Blend Core™ drop-stitch construction woven rather than knit, making the Jukdo 20% stiffer and 15% lighter than previous-generation boards. It inflates to 20 PSI for a ride that feels far more like a hardboard than an inflatable. Double sidewalls add durability for years of real use. The fin setup is worth noting too: the Jukdo ships with one Touring fin and three All-Water fins, and the QuickClick™ fin system lets you swap configurations easily depending on where you're paddling flatwater, grass flats, or moving water. Choosing Your Size The Jukdo comes in three sizes, each suited to a different paddler profile: 10'0" (100) — The most manoeuvrable Jukdo. Lighter, more responsive, and easier to turn — great for smaller or lighter paddlers who want something nimble and fun. Best for paddlers roughly 90–190 lbs. 10'8" (108) — The sweet spot of the lineup. A step up in stability and capacity over the 100, with enough volume for mid-weight paddlers who want an all-day platform. Great for flat water, light river running, fitness paddling, and SUP yoga. Best for paddlers roughly 150–250 lbs. 11'0" (110) — The most stable Jukdo. At 11' x 36" x 6", this is a wide, high-volume platform that inspires confidence for beginners, larger paddlers, anyone paddling with kids or dogs, and those who want a rock-solid yoga or fitness board. Best for paddlers roughly 175–275 lbs. Not sure which size fits your paddling? Come try them on our lake in Sydenham, we offer free test paddling and we're happy to help you choose. Pack It Up, Go Anywhere When you're done on the water, the Jukdo deflates quickly and rolls up into the included travel backpack. The Bravo valve's compact footprint means the board rolls tighter than most, taking up less space in the car, the cottage, or the gear room. No roof rack. No trailer. Just a premium paddleboard that goes where you go. What makes it great: 2024 Paddling Magazine Industry Award — Best SUP IST (Integrated Shaping Technology) — multi-chamber construction gives the board genuine shape and performance, not just a flat slab IST Concave hull — channels water toward the fins for a cleaner, more efficient, quieter ride DropDeck™ — raised rails + dropped deck lowers your centre of gravity for enhanced stability Z/Blend Core™ drop-stitch — 20% stiffer and 15% lighter than previous-generation boards Inflates to 20 PSI — rigid, hardboard-like feel underfoot Double sidewalls — maximum durability for real-world use QuickClick™ fin system — swap between Touring, All-Water, and river fin configurations with ease EVA foam deck pad with die-cut ridges — grip and traction when wet EVA grip stomp pad — back foot confidence on turns and choppier water Nose and tail bungee rigging + D-rings — rig gear for day trips or minimalist overnighters Stainless steel leash D-ring — safe and reliable leash attachment Bravo valve with pressure relief — prevents overinflation; rolls tighter for packing Hand-shaped in Moscow, Idaho — every board built by NRS craftspeople In the box: Board, Super Pump II with pressure gauge, 1 Touring fin, 3 All-Water fins, travel backpack, repair kit Best for: All-around paddling, flat water cruising, light river running, fitness and SUP yoga, beginners and experienced paddlers alike, families, anyone who wants one board for everything
