Carbonology · Double
Carbonology Boost X Double
A 7.2 m x 52 cm double on a 39 cm deck with two 42 cm buckets 21 cm deep. Extra rocker in the nose and tail lets a relatively short double pick up and hold ocean waves, and the cockpit rails are deliberately low so a crew can get back on after a swim. Two soft-cover handles are set at the knees, at the weight-wise midpoint, so one person can carry it.
- Length
- 7.2 m
- Beam
- 52 cm
- Deck
- 39 cm
- Lightest
- 15 kg


Specifications
- Length
- 7.2 m
- Beam
- 52 cm
- Deck height
- 39 cm
- Category
- Double
- Usually paddled by
- Paddlers in chop
- New price
- A$4,000
Layup weights
On-water profile
Modelled from published beam, length and deck height. Low confidence. Speed is our rating. Both are given at the hull's own design weight.
Stability here means how steady the ski feels sitting still on flat water. Where two craft have overlapping ranges, we can't say which is more stable. Downwind handling is a separate thing, covered in the evidence note below.
Evidence note
Suits: Family and mixed-ability ocean paddling, downwind with a crew, club use. Rough water is within its brief.
Paddler weight
Carbonology rates this hull for paddlers from 50 kg to 125 kg per seat.
The maker’s published range. How this is worked out.
Generations
The X-generation family double, and Carbonology’s best-selling two-seater. Low cockpit rails for easier remounts and revised seat ergonomics were the changes over the previous Boost double.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Low cockpit rails make a mid-ocean remount realistic for a crew
- Rockered enough to catch runs despite the stability
- Carries one-handed on the balance-point handles
Cons
- 7.2 m needs somewhere to live and a proper roof rack
- Gives up real speed to the Zest X and Flash X doubles
- Best-seller status is the maker’s claim; no third-party review exists
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Where to buy
Dealers:
Australian Paddle Sports 2026: Glass Epoxy Vacuum A$4,000, Hybrid Carbon/Glass A$4,600, Carbon Foam Epoxy Vacuum A$5,000.



