PPXIAPaddle Board Carry Strap, Adjustable SUP Carrying Strap Boards, Paddle Board Accessories for Women and Men for Paddleboards, Surfboards, Longboards, Canoe and Kayaks

A few years ago I got an inflatable NRS SUP and blew it up by hand pump getting a full workout beforehand and really ruining the actual paddling experience. I quickly got an electric SUP pump which solved my problem except for one annoying thing. The valve on my board was a Leafield D7 and my pump did not include one of these in the adapter kit. I ultimately decided to rig up a clear plastic hose and hose clamps to go between the original hand pump hose and the SUP pump hose which functionally worked, but I had to lug around a hose twice as long as needed and was always afraid that the solution would give out and leave me unable to paddle for the day. When I saw this PPXIA Paddle Board Pump Adapter Set and noticed it included a C7 (same adapter size and fit as the Leafield D7), I realized this may be the answer I needed.Finally a day came where the weather was nice and I got my board out. The PPXIA hose fit right onto my SUP pump and I imagine will fit most models of pump out there since mine is pretty generic. The other end threaded right into the D7 valve. I did swap around the rubber gasket (several extras are included in this kit) and found one that seemed to fit just right. I fired up the pump and it began filling. I pumped up to around 12 PSI and stopped the pump and couldn't detect any big leakage of air and the time it took was about what I expected. I turned it back up and got the board up to 16 PSI with no issues. It disconnected easily enough and I lost almost no air as the valve closed up upon releasing the adapter.Overall this kit seems good quality and is extremely similar to the one that came with my pump except it has better adapters included. If you're looking for a replacement hose and especially if you are looking for a specific adapter like the Leafield C7/D7 that is included with this kit, this is a great get. Highly recommended!

First use can be kinda confusing and adds to gear (bulky to the minimalist ISUPer) to carry on your ISUP. If you're carrying your ISUP a long distance, with other gear (and if it's windy) this will help. Short distance not worth the effort. Throw it in your dry bag and go! The paddle holders are a nice and convenient feature(unnecessary on my board as it has built in handles). Also has fabric so the clips aren't touching the board directly. Made of good, sturdy material. But the plastic clips might not last as long as the metal clips on my other strap for my spare ISUP.

I used this hose to replace the original hose that came with my bravo 2 stage pump that I use to inflate my sea eagle Kayak. The original hose blew apart after a few years of use and was a pain to connect/disconnect because it didn't swivel.This hose fit the pump and the kayak and has swivels so it's much easier to connect/disconnect.So far, this host has held up well and has been much easier to use than the original hose.It comes with a ton of adapters so it's sure to fit whatever you need to inflate.

Those paddle boards get heavy to haul when your 65. Just saying

Yes. It did fit the pump. And the nozzle does not fit my SUP well. It isn't a tight fit. After 30 minutes, the pump overheats and the board It at 9psi because it's hissing air at the port. New hose, and now I have to partially hand-pump the board to fill it.