DESCRIPTION
The Allrounder is NSP's ultimate SUP platform that always works. A perfect blend of fun wave performance for those getting ready to ride, and flatwater paddling glide for relaxing paddle excursions.
Rail: Medium
Bottom: Concave into flat
Ideal Waves: 1-6 ft
Level: Intermediate to Advanced
Available in three constructions, the CocoFlax allrounder is the most eco-conscious, lightest, and best-equipped Allrounder of the range. The slightly heavier Elements version brings durability to the table for sustained use by the whole family and then some.
Schools, resorts, and rental venues will appreciate the teaching character of the P2 Soft Construction:
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One price per order, lower 48 states. Delivery to your door, or freight to Alaska, Hawaii or Puerto Rico: call us at 206.545.9463. Pickup at our Seattle shop is free.
From Urban Surf customers Reviews left here on urbansurf.com.
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What riders are saying
Only three reviews, and they split. A 5'1" paddler loves how stable it is on rivers and lakes and that she can get it onto the roof rack herself. The other two both had the finish chip, one picking up six or seven dings in his first session, and he's putting rail tape on before he goes out again.
Based on 3 reviews across 1 site, averaging 4.0 / 5.
Riders like
- Stable on rivers and lakes, handles wake and chop, per one owner
- Light enough for a 5'1" paddler to roof-rack
- Handles well, per a second owner
Worth knowing
- Paint and outer layer chip easily, especially from paddle strikes
- One owner cracked the nose rail when the nose caught sand coming into shore
“I am 5'1 so sometimes being short makes it difficult to carry or lift a board, but this is convenient. It offers stability on the river or the lake…”
“One thing I'm a little surprised about is how easily the paint on the rails chips away. I didn't realize I was chipping it and I had 6 or 7 dings the very first session.”
“It's not as durable as the old NSP longboard that I had and the outer layer shatters quite easily from being hit by a paddle.”
Reviews collected from brand sites and other retailers, not from Urban Surf customers. Quotes are short excerpts; follow the links to read the full reviews. Last checked Oct 2026.