Compact to carry. Quick to inflate. Built for your self-rescue kit.

The Air-One Paddle Float brings reinforced construction and compact storage to your paddling essentials. A 420D Cordura® nylon shell protects a replaceable TPU-coated ripstop bladder, while a flexible silicone inflation tube provides quick air intake. Keep it packed between sessions, then bring it into your paddle-float self-rescue practice when needed.

Small packed size, full-size flotation

Air-One measures 60 × 28 cm when inflated and packs down to approximately 7 cm in diameter. Its compact rolled format makes it easy to include in your kit. The supplied specifications describe it as suitable for a PFD pocket; check your pocket dimensions and keep essential equipment accessible.

Reinforced outside, replaceable inside

The outer shell uses 420D Cordura® nylon, with a TPU-coated ripstop bladder specified as SUP/hydrofoil grade. A waterproof zipper gives access to the bladder for field replacement, so the internal component can be replaced without replacing the complete float.

Quick inflation, flexible tube

The flexible silicone inflation tube is designed for rapid air intake and is specified as freeze-resistant. The design prioritises quick deployment without adding a bulky rigid inflation tube to your packed kit.

Adaptable paddle fit

Designed to accommodate paddle shafts and blades across a range of sizes, Air-One features a paddle sleeve and securing straps. Check the fit and attachment security with your own paddle before heading out, and practise deployment in controlled conditions.

Specifications at a glance

• Inflated dimensions: 60 × 28 cm
• Packed diameter: approximately 7 cm
• Outer shell: 420D Cordura® nylon
• Bladder: TPU-coated ripstop, specified as SUP/hydrofoil grade
• Bladder access: waterproof zipper for field replacement
• Inflation tube: flexible, freeze-resistant silicone
• Colour: orange with black mesh, trim and straps

Self-rescue aid, not a personal flotation device (PFD). Air-One is part of a safety kit, not a substitute for a properly fitted PFD, appropriate training or sound judgement on the water.