{"id":16250,"date":"2025-01-02T10:05:31","date_gmt":"2025-01-02T16:05:31","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.supboardguide.com\/?p=16250"},"modified":"2026-04-29T13:49:18","modified_gmt":"2026-04-29T19:49:18","slug":"sea-gods-diatom-cx-review","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.supboardguide.com\/sea-gods-diatom-cx-review\/","title":{"rendered":"Sea Gods Diatom TEN6 CX iSUP Review – 2025 | Even More Beautiful Than Before!"},"content":{"rendered":"
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At this time, we are sad to announce that we can no longer recommend Sea Gods paddle boards to our readers. The original ownership has exited the business, and the brand\u2019s assets have been transferred to new ownership.\n<\/p>\n

Since that transition we have been unable to obtain clarity on several key concerns and have also received complaints from our readers about Sea Gods not responding to customer service and warranty requests. As such, we do not have confidence in the customer service or support from the brand. Furthermore, the new ownership made it very clear that they will not be accountable for the financial responsibilities of the previous ownership – including several outstanding affiliate payments owed us for recommendations we made this past year.\n<\/p>\n

We mention the outstanding affiliate payments as when this happens it is often not a sign of financial health for the company – and a significant lack of ethics we believe should exist in the paddling community. The same lack of communication and non-payment of affiliate sales preceded the permanent closure of Gili Sports this time last year.\n<\/p>\n

Due to the lack of communication and unresolved financial and customer service questions, we believe it would be irresponsible to continue recommending Sea Gods products. Until these issues are clearly resolved and communicated, we advise readers against purchasing anything from Sea Gods.\n<\/p>\n

If material updates become available, we will share them with our audience.\n<\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n<\/div>\n

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In the launch video for the Sea Gods Diatom Ten6, Mandy (one of the Sea God\u2019s founders) said that the Diatom allows paddlers to \u2018skip the learning curve\u2019. As our team has a background in SUP training, including training of beginner paddlers, we were pretty skeptical of that statement. <\/p>\n

We\u2019ve seen our fair share of wobbly knees and unintentional swims, even off some of the biggest hard SUPs. The SUP learning curve is something that we all go through and just have to (literally and metaphorically) ride out.<\/p>\n

You can imagine our surprise when one of our team members took a friend with no SUP experience to try out the Diatom Ten6 and watched her pop right to her feet and start paddling. No wobbles, no shakiness, no splash. It was like watching Elle Woods get into Harvard and say \u2018What, like it\u2019s hard?\u2019. It was a very stark contrast to many others\u2019 SUP beginnings, which typically involve a lot more knee paddling than stand up paddling.<\/p>\n

The main reason the Sea Gods Diatom Ten6 shows off an impressive level of stability is because of its dimensions and construction.<\/p>\n

This all-around is 10\u20196 long by 34\u201d wide and 6\u201d thick, giving it lots of volume to bring newbies confidently to their feet or more easily carry heavier paddlers.<\/p>\n

The stiff build of the Diatom also provides a higher level of performance on the water than you\u2019d find on a typical all-around for paddlers above 6\u20190 tall and 200+ lbs. However, because of how lightweight the board is, we also find it a good option for smaller paddlers who want something a bit more stable or roomy.<\/p>\n

We think the SeaGods Diatom Ten6 would be great for paddlers who are:<\/p>\n