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What comes with your paddle board?

A carry bag, three-piece paddle, pump, fin, leash and closed orange repair container arranged on a dock
The accessory range is shown here. Included equipment varies by board; standalone accessories are sold separately.

A board is only part of what you pack for a paddle. A paddle, inflation equipment and the right fittings all have their place, but an equipment photograph is not a substitute for the list that comes with a particular model.

The Sea Titan packages are not identical. Checking the included list first helps you avoid buying a duplicate, and it makes a missing piece easier to spot before you plan a day on the water. Here is the current model-by-model breakdown, followed by a few details that are easy to overlook.

Start with your model

The lists below are the equipment listed for each board. Phoenix Voyage's confirmed list is a carbon-fiber paddle with a nylon blade and one central fin. A pump, bag, leash or repair kit should not be assumed to be included with that model.

Oasis Adventure

  • Backpack
  • Double-action pump
  • Repair and maintenance kit
  • Carbon fiber paddle with nylon blade
  • SUP leash
  • Single central fin
Equipment details

Dragon's Wave

  • Paddle
  • Pump
  • Backpack
  • Coiled leash
  • Repair kit
  • Central US-box fin
Equipment details

Phoenix Voyage

  • Carbon fiber paddle with nylon blade
  • Single central fin
Equipment details

Mermaid's Lagoon

  • Backpack
  • Double-action pump
  • Repair and maintenance kit
  • Carbon fiber paddle with nylon blade
  • SUP leash
  • Single central fin
Equipment details

A replacement has to fit

A fin is a good example of why a similar-looking part is not always interchangeable. The standalone US-Box Center Fin matches the mounting system listed for Dragon's Wave. It is not a slide-in or quick-lock fin, and that fit should not be assumed for another board.

The same care applies to inflation equipment. Check the valve connection on the board before choosing a replacement pump, and use the inflation guidance supplied with that board. A maximum-pressure figure is a limit, not a reason to guess a setup procedure.

Match the leash to the conditions

For calm, flat water without a flowing current. An ankle leash is not suitable for rivers or tidal currents; those conditions require an appropriate quick-release waist system. A leash does not replace a buoyancy aid.

Do not treat a leash as a complete safety setup. Choose equipment and conditions appropriate to your paddling, and follow the guidance supplied with the equipment. If you are unsure about a replacement part, ask before ordering rather than assuming that every SUP fitting is universal.

Packing and maintenance are different jobs

The carry bag is for a deflated, packed board and equipment. It is not a waterproof dry bag. A three-piece paddle packs down into its blade section, shaft section and T-grip section; a complete replacement paddle is different from ordering a single spare shaft piece.

The repair kit is supplied in its orange storage tube. Do not assume a photograph of the container tells you which repair is appropriate. Contact Sea Titan about seam or valve damage, or continuing pressure loss, before attempting a repair.

Add what you actually need

Once you know what is included, decide whether you need a replacement, a spare or a separately sold item. Keep the board's own equipment list as the starting point. That makes the final kit more useful than simply collecting everything in the same photograph.

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