Hello Jorge Santana,
Honestly, any decent USB-C flash drive will do the job here — there's no official Microsoft "approved/compatible" list, and the brand or model (including the SanDisk Extreme Pro you mentioned) isn't really the deciding factor. What matters is how the drive is prepared:
- ARM64 media — the Pro 11 is a Snapdragon (ARM) device, so the bootable drive must be made with Windows 11 ARM64. x64 media won't boot on it.
- Formatted FAT32 (GPT) so the UEFI recognizes it as bootable.
- At least 16 GB capacity.
- Plugged directly into the USB-C port (no hub/dock), with no other USB devices attached — the Surface will try to boot from any of them.
- Boot by holding volume-down + power.
So a mainstream USB-C drive in the 16–256 GB range is fine; get the media right and you're set.