Can You Take A Paddleboard On The BUS?! Red Paddle Compact 11

Iona takes a Red Compact 11' on her local bus service to beautiful North Berwick in East Lothian! Watch her test out the board in some unexpectedly windy contditions!
Check out this paddleboard online at Tiso: tiso.co/redpaddle11compact

[@TisoOnline]

Have you ever been on a public transport adventure? We'd love to hear about it!

[@sniperoulis]

You are so cute ❤!

[@markbowen5516]

Great fun vid . I’ve just bought my first board went on the Tiverton canal last week absolutely awesome. Back out again today cant wait . I’ve subd you keep the fun coming .

[@EddieFitz7]

This is awesome 🤩

[@TisoOnline]

Thanks Eddie!

[@pityukas]

I took it on the train once from Firenze to Cinque Terre. My paddle board is also more compact, foldable in half. Another thing I'm experimenting with is one-way downwind/downriver paddling and getting back by bike.

[@activepaws6919]

Thank you for this review!!! ❤

[@BenchR267]

I've taken my Red Paddle Voyager 12'6" on the tram multiple times. I live on a river but find it boring to paddle in circles. So I take the tram to the nearby lake and then paddle back. Works beautifully although the board is a lot larger 🙂 Only possible due to the ATB Transformer Bag because I can roll that up and put it in my dry bag on the way home.

[@YasminLechte]

Hi @BenchR267 :) I'm trying to find info about the best drybag volume for that use case. I suppose the determining factor is the pump, and the rest can be squeezed around it. Hoping it will fit in one existing 30 L backpack I own. What model do you use?

[@BenchR267]

@@YasminLechte hi 🙂 I use the waterproof kit bag 40L by Red Paddle. It‘s a little bit too large for just that purpose but also works for longer trips where I take water, food and camping equipment.
So if you plan to use your bag only for that 30L is probably fine as long as the pump fits inside 🙂