Greyhound

Bark Greyhound Prone Paddleboard

Designed by legendary shaper Joe Bark, the Greyhound is built for paddlers who want effortless glide, confident stability, and all-day comfort in a true performance prone board. With a proven race outline and efficient volume distribution, the Greyhound carries speed between strokes and stays composed in open water, making it ideal for training sessions, distance paddles, and competition.

The thoughtfully designed deck keeps you locked in and comfortable when the miles add up. Bark’s Leg-Lock recessed design improves control and connection to the board, while the 1" thick comfort pad reduces fatigue. A built-in chest ramp helps keep your head and sightline up for better breathing and forward vision, and the included FCS Connect fin provides dependable tracking right out of the box.

FEATURES

• Joe Bark performance shape

• Leg-Lock recessed deck design

• 1" thick comfort deck pad

• Chest ramp for efficient paddling posture

• FCS Connect fin included

SIZING OPTIONS

Greyhound S – Standard

• 14’0” x 20.15” x 8.1” – 220L

• Weight: 22.55 lbs

• Rider range: 135–190 lbs

• Model: BKGC-GH1400-26S

Greyhound W – Wide

• 14’0” x 21.65” x 8.2” – 250.5L

• Weight: 23.98 lbs

• Rider range: 175–300 lbs

• Model: BKGC-GH1400-26W

Fast, stable, and purpose-built for real-world conditions, the Bark Greyhound delivers the smooth glide and efficiency that prone paddlers rely on—mile after mile.

Find Ideal Volume

Volume should be a guide, not a rule, and this chart can help you figure out a good ballpark volume for you to base your boards off of.

Ability/weight/volume numbers are not exact science, but will give you an idea of where to start. This chart is assuming that we are talking about a basic performance board to be ridden in average/good waves.

• Generally speaking you would want to ADD volume for a board designed for smaller, weaker conditions
• You would ADD volume for a step-up board for use in bigger, more powerful waves
• Wearing a lot of rubber (thick wetsuit, booties, etc.) adds to your weight and diminishes paddle power, so ADDING a little additional foam will help you.
• You want to balance the added ease of paddling (more volume) with sensitivity and performance (less volume)

Taking care of your board is essential for maximizing its lifespan and ensuring you have the best experience on the water.

• Rinse after each use
• Store properly out of direct sunlight
• Regular checkups for dings