Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board for Adults Non-Slip Deck Paddleboard with Premium Sup Accessories Including Double Action Pump, Surf Control, Backpack, Adjustable Paddle, Leash, Waterproof Bag, Repair Kit

Love the board but the problem I had was the carrying case. I used it only once and when I put it on my back one of the shoulder straps came apart and shortly thereafter so did the second strap. It was difficult to carry the board. I tried using the snaps to carry but that too did not hold. Will be contacting manufacturer for replacement carry case. I don’t know how I will be able to transport when I am unable to get my arms around the girth of the board. I’ll try a strap or place it in a cart. Just a note I’m 73 years old and 5’3 andgot a number compliments including I was an in inspiration. Please replace the case and I will give five stars. Love the board. This is an update. I have been issued a credit for the purchase of new backpack carry case. Appreciate the input from seller. Great small business and customer service. The credit issued is very generous. Please support this small business.

Ordered this board for a few reasons. I liked it had the action camera mount, not many boards out there with that already. This board also had D rings near center of board for attaching straps to hold things. I also liked that the bungie area was larger than a previous board I got a week or so prior (sent that one BACK). Inflates well, deflates well and with car pump its inflated to 13psi in about 4-6min which is fast enough for me. Deflating is like 3-4min, a quick fold and back in the bag and on your way.Came fully stacked! Board, pump, repair kit, 3-way paddle (stand up and kayak style), kayak seat, middle fin, phone case, small water bag and leg strap! THIS WAS THE UPGRADED version and I got it for $200 and the price has since jumped-up sky high. But for what I paid, I was WAY SATISFIED and still extremely happy! Now the water bag is ... well, I haven't tested it. I actually swapped it with previous board as it was not a vinyl water bag. So, I don't know if the one that was sent with this board would hold out water or not. It felt like rainjacket material to me NOT vinyl like most water bags that float. Those work well! The phone case I love. It's really nice, the strap on it a little flimsy but swapped that out with another case I have so now I have a nice strap on the case.I would get this board AGAIN and AGAIN. The only thing I can say negative, and it is REALLY NOT A NEGATIVE at all is that I wish there were a camera mount front and back end of the board. Also, I wish there was a D ring under the back end. Again, not really negative things at all just something that would make this even better!!SOLID board.... which leads me to this final thought. The variation of prices for boards. You can get a board from $150 up to $1,000! What is the difference??? Name? Accessories? Color? I purchased one for $149 on Prime Days and tried it out. It worked well, no complaints at all. It checked all the boxes mainly. I thought there was a valve issue and there wasn't. I ordered THIS BOARD (in review) in hopes it would work well. It had a few extra things (D rings in middle of board to attach kayak seat, Kayak seat, 3-way paddle (for kayaking and SUP). This board as I mentioned when purchased was $200, so $50 more I got those thing and a better color board. The other was not really my style. Back to the thought... PRICING! What makes this board @ $200 (my cost) vs a $300 or $400 board? Same dimensions, same accessories, same material (made of). So why the huge variation of cost? I guess if you want a fancy name board that's your choice. There are really good dare I say (cheaper) boards available, and by cheaper I do not mean CHEAP! Just lower in cost. Save yourself some bucks, check the reviews and you can save yourself some cash. That's my $.02 cents worth. I am just thrilled with this board, and like I said I would get it again and again!OVERALL: Great board, great accessories (except water bag, looked / felt cheap) but everything else is solid!

I've wanted a SUP for years but I was afraid I wouldn't use it enough not living super close to water. I finally decided take the plunge when I realized there were options under $600. This has been one of the best purchases! I used it every weekend the first few weeks but weather and my schedule haven't allowed for me to use it as often the last few weeks. I met up with a friend who has an inflatable SUP that was 3x the price and I promise you could not tell the difference.The biggest thing is to make sure it's inflated enough. The first time I thought it felt firm and it was totally under inflated. The gage on the pump doesn't register until you have at least 5psi and the board can handle up to 15. I've been able to get it up to 12-13psi but it gets very difficult to pump. Don't worry you're going to pop, keep pumping. The board is soooooo easy to stay upright on when it's properly inflated. I fall off once the first time I used it and it was totally an issue of how much air was in it.I have the upgraded version with the kayak seat. I've used that once and it was a lot of fun too.I haven't used the action camera mount yet because I haven't found a low cost camera. I just want to try it for fun so I'm not willing to spend a lot of money.It's impressive that everything you need to paddle except a life jacket is included. Everything packs nicely into the bag which has super convenient backpack straps. I'm not sure how durable the bag is but if it doesn't last forever, it's not a big deal to buy a replacement since the entire kit was a bargain.

The media could not be loaded.  It took about 10 minutes to assemble and inflate the inflatable. The rigidity of the entire board surprised my family and me. At a pressure of 10 psi, it feels like concrete to me, despite the fact that the maximum recommended pressure is 15 psi (the pressure info is shown on the board). Deflation was just as simple, requiring only the removal of the twist cap and depressing the inlet button until it clicked. I rolled it up and placed it in the backpack. The paddle is made up of three sections, one of which locks together and the other which latches securely and remains adjustable. It's worth noting that the middle fin is easier to attach/detach while the board is deflated, and when inflating, connect the hose to the pump's "out" connector. The "in" connector, on the other hand, will assist in deflating the board but is not required. It was quite simple to roll up the board. I'm very pleased with the materials because they're strong and of high quality. With such a quick setup and a convenient backpack for transportation, I highly recommend this inflatable standup board.