Infinity SUP 2027 – A First Look at the New Everready, Futura & E-Ticket

Infinity are back with an updated 2027 SUP range, and there are three boards in particular that have caught our attention at The SUP Store – the Everready, Futura and E-Ticket.

Although they all carry Infinity’s performance-driven DNA, they are designed for very different types of paddling.

The Everready is aimed at all-water racing and ocean conditions, the Futura is built around efficient speed and glide, while the E-Ticket brings Infinity performance into a much more accessible touring package.

For paddlers looking ahead to the 2027 season, here is our take on the new range.

Infinity SUP – Built Around Surfing and Performance

Infinity has a long history in board shaping, going back well before stand up paddleboarding became the sport we know today.

The brand grew from surfboard shaping in California and that surf influence still shows in its SUP designs.

Rather than simply producing boards that are long, narrow and fast, Infinity has always put a lot of emphasis on how a board actually behaves underneath the paddler.

Rail shape, bottom contours, volume distribution, tail design and standing position all play a part.

That becomes especially important once you leave perfectly flat water and start paddling in chop, swell and ocean bumps.

And that is exactly where some of these new boards start to get really interesting.

Infinity Everready 2027 – The One We'd Pick for the Ocean

For us, the 2027 Infinity Everready is probably the most exciting board in the new range.

It is designed as an all-water race board – something capable of being fast in flatter conditions but still controllable and responsive once the water gets messy.

For 2027 Infinity has refined the design with reduced volume, updated bottom contours, reshaped rails and a narrower nose.

It still features the deep recessed standing area that has become one of the defining features of the Everready.

Getting the paddler lower in the board can help create a more connected and planted feeling, particularly when conditions become rough.

The Everready is available in:

• 14' x 21"

• 14' x 22.5"

• 14' x 24"

• 14' x 26"

Saviour's Pick – Everready 22.5"

If Saviour was choosing one board from the range, it would be the 14' x 22.5" Everready.

"I'm really looking forward to getting on the new Everready. I'd personally go for the 22.5 because I prefer paddling in the ocean and looking for bumps rather than just paddling flat water. I want something quick, but I still want to be able to move around on it, catch bumps and enjoy paddling when the conditions get interesting."

That sums up what we think the Everready is really about.

There are narrower boards available, but outright width isn't everything.

If most of your paddling involves coastal water, downwind conditions, boat wash or chop, having enough stability to keep putting power through the paddle can ultimately make you faster.

A board that is theoretically faster but leaves you constantly bracing isn't necessarily the faster board once you're actually on the water.

Who Is the Infinity Everready For?

We would look towards the Everready if you:

Race in mixed conditions.

Paddle regularly on the coast.

Enjoy chasing and connecting bumps.

Want one performance board rather than separate flat-water and ocean boards.

Prefer a deeper dugout race board.

The narrower 21" and 22.5" versions are obviously going to suit experienced paddlers, while the 24" and 26" sizes open the platform up to paddlers wanting more stability.

Our advice would always be to choose around your ability and where you actually paddle rather than simply buying the narrowest board possible.

Infinity Futura 2027 – Made for Speed and Glide

While the Everready has more of an all-water personality, the Infinity Futura moves further towards pure efficiency.

The Futura uses a narrow displacement-style nose combined with a single concave bottom and a mildly recessed standing area.

The idea is simple – reduce resistance, maintain glide and allow the paddler to hold speed efficiently.

Sizes include:

• 14' x 20.5"

• 14' x 22"

• 14' x 23.5"

• 14' x 25"

If most of your training takes place on rivers, harbours, lakes or relatively sheltered coastal water, the Futura could be the quicker option.

That doesn't mean it can only paddle perfectly flat water.

It is still intended to deal with mild chop and smaller bumps, but its main focus is efficient forward speed.

Everready vs Futura – Which One?

This is probably going to be one of the biggest questions for Infinity paddlers.

Our simple way of looking at it would be:

More ocean, chop and bumps – Everready.

More flat water, racing and maximum glide – Futura.

There will obviously be plenty of crossover between the two.

Your ability, paddling style and preferred width will all influence which board works best.

Personally, for the type of paddling we do around the South Coast, the Everready gets our vote.

Infinity E-Ticket 2027 – Fast Touring Without the Race-Board Feel

Not everybody wants to race.

Sometimes you just want a hard SUP that glides well, covers distance easily and still feels stable enough to enjoy the scenery.

That's where the Infinity E-Ticket comes in.

The E-Ticket takes inspiration from Infinity's original Blackfish designs but puts it into a more spacious touring shape.

A wider tail, supportive outline and open deck make it far more accessible than a full race board.

There are two main sizes:

E-Ticket 12'6" x 29"

Approximately 300 litres.

This is likely to suit paddlers wanting a slightly easier board to handle both on and off the water while still getting significantly more glide than a traditional all-round SUP.

E-Ticket 14' x 30"

Approximately 330 litres.

The longer platform gives you additional glide and more space, making it particularly appealing for longer-distance paddling, exploring and carrying equipment.

For someone moving from an inflatable SUP onto their first performance-orientated hard touring board, the E-Ticket could be a really good step.

Don't Choose Your SUP Based on Width Alone

One thing we regularly see at The SUP Store is paddlers becoming fixated on board width.

Going narrower doesn't automatically make you faster.

Your height, weight, balance, paddling experience and local conditions all matter.

Someone paddling a 22" board comfortably may well be significantly quicker than the same paddler struggling to stay upright on a 20.5" board.

Think about your normal session.

Are you paddling:

Flat rivers?

Harbour water?

Coastal chop?

Ocean swell?

Downwind bumps?

Long-distance touring?

Competitive racing?

The right board is the one that works in those conditions – not just the board with the most impressive number on the spec sheet.

Which 2027 Infinity SUP Should You Buy?

Our starting point would be:

Infinity Everready
Best for all-water racing, coastal paddling, chop and ocean bumps.

Infinity Futura
Best for racers looking for maximum efficiency across flat water and relatively sheltered conditions.

Infinity E-Ticket
Best for touring, longer adventures and paddlers wanting hard-board performance without committing to a narrow race SUP.

For Saviour, the standout is already clear.

Everready 14' x 22.5".

Fast enough to race, but still designed around the kind of ocean paddling and bump chasing that makes SUP fun in the first place.

Infinity SUP at The SUP Store

The SUP Store in Christchurch, Dorset has been involved in stand up paddleboarding for years and we specialise in helping paddlers choose equipment around how and where they actually paddle.

Whether you're looking for an Infinity race SUP, a hard touring board or advice on choosing the correct width, speak to us before ordering.

We can help with:

• Infinity SUP board selection

• Race board sizing

• Hard SUP advice

• Paddle selection

• Touring SUP setups

• Coastal and ocean SUP advice

• UK delivery and collection

The new Infinity boards are expected to start arriving ahead of the 2027 SUP season, and availability on individual sizes may be limited.

If you are particularly interested in one of the narrower Everready or Futura sizes, it's worth speaking to us early.

Looking at an Infinity Everready, Futura or E-Ticket?

Get in touch with The SUP Store, Christchurch, Dorset and tell us what you currently paddle, your height and weight, and the type of water you normally paddle.

We'll help point you towards the Infinity board and width that makes sense for you.

The SUP Store – Christchurch, Dorset
Stand Up Paddleboards, Race SUPs, Touring SUPs, Paddles, Advice & Equipment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the Infinity Everready and Futura?

The Everready is designed as an all-water race board with a deeper recessed standing area and more emphasis on control through chop and changing conditions. The Futura is more focused on efficient glide across flatter water and lighter conditions.

Is the Infinity Everready suitable for ocean paddling?

Yes. The Everready is the board we would look towards for paddlers who regularly train or race in coastal conditions, chop and ocean bumps.

Which Infinity Everready width should I buy?

That depends on your ability, weight, balance and normal paddling conditions. Don't automatically choose the narrowest board. For an experienced ocean paddler, the 22.5" is a very interesting balance between performance and stability.

Which Infinity SUP is best for touring?

The Infinity E-Ticket is the most touring-focused board of the three, with 12'6" x 29" and 14' x 30" options.

Which Infinity SUP would Saviour choose?

Saviour would choose the 14' x 22.5" Infinity Everready, mainly because he prefers ocean paddling, chasing bumps and mixed coastal conditions rather than predominantly flat-water racing.

Where can I buy Infinity SUP boards in the UK?

Infinity SUP boards are available from The SUP Store in Christchurch, Dorset, with advice available on board choice, sizing and setup.