Quick Answer: Freein is a budget inflatable SUP brand whose current site, freein.com, lists only two boards: the 10’6”/11” 2-in-1 SUP/Kayak at $269 (sale, $469 list, 335 lb capacity) and the 14’ Inflatable Team SUP at $699 (860 lb max load, per the board’s own Walmart listing, built for 4-6 riders). A third product — a dedicated fishing SUP sold in two sizes on Amazon (345 lb and 395 lb capacity) with built-in rod-holder mounts — isn’t listed on freein.com’s current lineup at all; it only turns up on Amazon or on Freein’s older freeinsup.com storefront, where it’s marked out of stock.
Freein has been selling budget inflatables for years, but its web presence is split across two different domains that don’t agree with each other. freein.com is the brand’s current, actively maintained site — and as of this writing it shows just two boards. freeinsup.com, an older storefront still indexed by search engines, lists more than a dozen additional models (fishing SUPs, all-around boards, a kids’ board) almost all marked out of stock, some still carrying “2022” and “2023” in their own product-page titles. If you only check freein.com, you’d assume Freein no longer makes a fishing board at all — but it does, and it’s for sale right now, just not there.
Freein paddle boards at a glance
| Board | Size | Capacity | Price | Where to buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10'6"/11" 2-in-1 SUP/Kayak | 10'6" x 31" x 6" | 335 lb | $269 (sale), $469 list | freein.com + Amazon |
| 14' Inflatable Team SUP | 14' x 60" x 6" | 860 lb max load | $699 | freein.com + Amazon + Walmart |
| Fishing SUP (11'6") | 11'6" x 33" x 6" | 345 lb | Amazon-listed, price varies | Amazon only |
| Fishing SUP (12', extra wide) | 12' x 35" | 395 lb | $399 sale / $569 list per freeinsup.com (marked out of stock there) | Amazon only |
1. Freein 10’6”/11” 2-in-1 SUP/Kayak — Best for Most Buyers
Freein Inflatable Paddle Board 10'6"/11', 2-in-1 SUP/Kayak
- 10'6" x 31" x 6" (L x W x H), around 18 lb board weight, per Freein's own product listing and Amazon's spec sheet for the same model.
- Converts between a standard stand-up board and a sit-down kayak using a detachable, adjustable kayak seat and a convertible paddle — a genuine dual-mode design rather than a SUP with a seat strapped on as an afterthought.
- Kit includes a double-action hand pump, pump adapter, removable fin, 10' coiled leash, repair kit, and a padded travel backpack.
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At $269 on sale, the 2-in-1 undercuts most complete-kit boards on this site, including budget names like Roc and Goplus, while adding a kayak-conversion feature neither of those offers. The 335 lb capacity is mid-pack — enough for most solo adult paddlers plus light gear, per Amazon’s listed rating for the same model — but the $469 “list” price it’s discounted from is rarely, if ever, the actual charged price, a common pattern among budget inflatable brands rather than a Freein-specific issue.
2. Freein 14’ Inflatable Team SUP — Best for Groups
Freein 14' Inflatable Team SUP, Multi-Person
- 14' x 60" x 6" — nearly double the width of a standard all-around board — reinforced dropstitch construction, per Freein's Walmart product listing for the same model.
- Rated to 860 lb max load and marketed for 4-6 riders (or a smaller group plus dogs and gear), with 8 carry handles and a bungee cargo area.
- Ships with two adjustable fiberglass paddles, one hand pump, removable fins, a carry bag, and a repair kit — enough gear for two paddlers to start immediately without buying a second paddle separately.
If you’re outfitting a family or a group trip rather than a solo board, the Team SUP’s 860 lb rating clears even a full boat of adults with room to spare — see our best paddle board for a heavy person guide for single-rider high-capacity options if 14’ of length is more board than you need.
3. Freein Fishing SUP — Real, But Only on Amazon
Freein Fishing SUP, 11'6" x 33" and 12' x 35" Extra Wide
- Two current sizes: an 11'6" x 33" model rated to 345 lb, and a wider 12' x 35" model rated to 395 lb — both built with fishing-specific rod-holder mounts and accessory bases plus a 6-point bungee system, per the Amazon listings for each.
- The 12' version is also listed on Freein's older freeinsup.com site under the name "Ella," at $399 sale / $569 list with double-layer DSL construction — but that listing is marked out of stock, and the model doesn't appear on freein.com's current two-board lineup at all.
- Kit includes fishing racks, a paddle, dual-action pump, seat, leash, and backpack, matching the accessory pattern of Freein's other boards.
This is the real gap worth knowing about: someone comparing fishing SUPs across brands and checking each manufacturer’s own site would conclude Freein doesn’t make one anymore. It does — it’s just easier to find through Amazon’s own listings than through either of Freein’s two websites. For a wider look at dedicated fishing platforms across brands, see our best fishing paddle board guide.
Freein by the numbers
- 2 vs. 12+ — the number of boards on Freein’s current freein.com site versus the number still listed (mostly out of stock) on its older freeinsup.com storefront.
- 860 lb — the max load rating on the 14’ Team SUP, per Freein’s own Walmart listing, among the higher multi-rider capacities covered on this site.
- $399 → out of stock — the sale price Freein’s own freeinsup.com site still shows for its 12’ fishing SUP (“Ella”), despite marking that same listing unavailable to buy direct.
Who should buy a Freein paddle board
- Solo paddler on a tight budget who also wants a kayak option: the 10’6” 2-in-1 at $269 covers both modes for less than most single-purpose boards.
- Group trips, families, or bringing the dog along: the 14’ Team SUP’s 860 lb rating and 4-6 rider capacity beats any single-rider board on this site — see our Isle Megalodon review for another multi-person option at 1,050 lb.
- Anglers: buy the fishing SUP through Amazon rather than searching Freein’s own sites, where it’s either missing entirely or marked out of stock.
- Want a more established fishing-specific brand instead: our best fishing paddle board guide covers Bote, iRocker, and Sea Eagle’s dedicated angler platforms.
- Prefer a brand with one consistent, current website: compare against our best Roc paddle board or best Goplus paddle board guides, both single-site budget brands.
The bottom line
Freein’s 10’6” 2-in-1 SUP/Kayak ($269) is the pick for most solo budget buyers, and the 14’ Team SUP ($699) is a genuine bargain for groups at 860 lb of capacity. The brand’s fishing SUP is real and current in two sizes, but you’ll only reliably find it on Amazon — Freein’s own current site doesn’t list it, and its older site marks it out of stock. Whichever Freein board you’re after, check Amazon directly rather than assuming freein.com shows the full lineup.