The Elemental Wave Ten6 inflatable paddle board made with new cross weave technology is the perfect All Around Adventure Board.

Inspired by the natural flow and pull of the energy from the spirits in the water, creating a desire to be one with the waves.  Feel the longing to play in “Please Don’t Go” by Folk Surrealism artist Heather Renaux

Experience the newest technology- Cross Weave Drop Stitch – Creating the ultimate rigidity and strength while 20% lighter than even Ultra Light Fusion!

Hand crafted with premium materials and stocked with the highest grade accessories, this complete package is ready for adventure when you are. Enjoy peace of mind with Sea Gods lifetime warranty.

The Best All-Around Inflatable Paddle-board for Maneuverability and riding little Waves or boat Wake! 

• 3-Piece carbon fiber shaft/nylon blade paddle
• Wheelie Storage bag/backpack
• Dual chamber triple stage manual inflation pump
• US fin box with new Flexible Click Fin proprietary Kumano System. Fins Click in! NO MOVING PARTS
• 11' Sea Gods coil SUP leash
• Maintenance Kit

Artwork by Heather Renaux. In her Minneapolis home studio, artist Heather Renaux disappears into circus tents, dips beneath turbulent sea waters, meditates atop giant flowers and slips into story nests inhabited by magical fauna. All this imagery and more can be found in her thoughtful, whimsical and often tinged-with-darkness paintings.



Originally hailing from the wide expanses of Wyoming, Heather grew pretty much like other kids…except, from a young age she relished solitude and reflection. She loved sledding with friends but loved even more lying on her back in the snow and watching the clouds drift through the trees.



She trained as an illustrator and received her BFA at Otis-Parsons in Los Angeles, CA. Since then she’s built a following for her Folk Surrealism paintings via her online Etsy shop, gallery exhibits, and summer art festivals. Though this path in life wasn’t the first direction she decided to go, she feels like the luckiest woman alive because she’s living her deepest dream of being a full-time artist.