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Manila Board Works

Good day! Our inflatable boards with paddle start from about ₱7,200 in Manila. Are you looking for a touring board or something for fishing?

Cebu Water Sports Co

Hello, our 10-foot boards in Cebu City start around ₱21,000. What is your weight, and what level are you paddling at?

Davao Paddle Hub

Hi there, we deliver inflatable boards to Davao City and Manila. Our all-round models start at about ₱14,200. Which delivery city are you in, and is your budget fixed?

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Paddleboards (SUP) in the Philippines: prices and buying tips

Inflatable paddleboards in the Philippines commonly cost ₱7,200 to ₱36,800, while premium or high-end boards reach ₱100,000 or more. For a quote on the exact board you want, the quickest route is a request on BlaBlaPrice, where you describe the board, size and budget once and sellers reply in one chat.

Approximate prices in Philippines, November 2026 (sellers' websites)
Board typePrice range
Basic inflatable board, often with paddle₱7,200 to ₱12,000
Mid-range all-round or touring board₱14,100 to ₱36,800
Premium branded or multi-person board₱48,600 to ₱134,900
High-end package or touring board₱102,500 to ₱158,000

Warranty and safety standards

Warranties in the listings run from one year to five. One year is common on standard boards, while some makers offer two or three years on certain ranges. Ask which period applies, when it starts and whether the paddle is covered. The safety sources found are European: a test programme for the construction and materials of inflatable boards. No Philippine rule for paddleboards appeared in the search, so ask sellers which test standard their board meets.

Weather and the wet months

The Philippines is hot all year, with a wet season and a dry season rather than winter and summer. November is still in the rainy months across much of the country, when storms can bring rough water. Plan paddles for calm mornings and check the forecast first. The drier months from around December are a better time for a first outing on the water.

How boards are sold and delivered

Prices are in pesos and listed per board, often with a paddle included or sold as a set. Sizes appear in feet and inches, such as 10'6" or 11'6", and in centimetres, such as 320 x 83 x 15 cm. Capacity is given in kilograms, and many boards are rated for about 165 to 180 kg. Ask whether the seller delivers to Manila, Quezon City, Makati, Cebu City or Davao City and what it costs, since a board is bulky to send.

What to write in your request

Say what kind of board you want, whether inflatable, touring, surf or fishing, and the length you have in mind. Give the payload you need and your level. Add whether you want the paddle, pump and bag included, and the brand if you have one. Say whether a used board is acceptable, along with your delivery city and budget, so a seller can quote one clear price.

BlaBlaPrice is free for buyers. Describe the board in your own words in a chat, and add a photo if you like. BlaBlaPrice asks for any missing details, looks through sellers' websites and price lists in the Philippines, and shows the prices it finds. Registered sellers reply in the chat with price, terms and delivery, and your contact details stay hidden until you choose to share them. You can also browse water sports or start a request from the home page.

Questions and answers

How much does a paddleboard cost in the Philippines?

Inflatable boards are commonly listed from about ₱7,200 to ₱36,800 (approximately, according to sellers' websites, November 2026). Premium and high-end models run from about ₱48,600 up to about ₱158,000.

Is a paddleboard warranty usually one year?

Many listed boards carry a one-year manufacturer warranty, and some brands offer two, three or five years. Check the start date and whether the paddle is covered.

Do paddleboards need safety approval in the Philippines?

The sources found only European test requirements for inflatable boards, not a Philippine rule. Ask sellers which standard the board was tested to.

What weight can a board carry?

Many listed boards are rated for about 165 to 180 kg. Add the weight of the rider, gear and paddle, and choose a board with some margin.

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