TOWER Inflatable 10’4” Stand Up Paddle Board - (6 Inches Thick) - Universal SUP Wide Stance - Premium SUP Bundle (Pump & Adjustable Paddle Included) - Non-Slip Deck - Youth and Adult

Updated 7/2018:I've had this paddleboard since 5/2017. It's my first board. I've checked it twice on planes. I've taken it all up and down Florida and Texas - it's been through sticks and barnacles and hit weird shells and survived. I've taken it in the ocean, in bays, in lakes, on rivers. I use it every week, often several times a week. Now I have two puppies - and we are still having a blast on these boards after so much use.The fin:It's not unusual for the fin to pop out if you go through rough stuff like I do sometimes. An underwater branch can easily snag the fin and pop it out, but the leash has always done a good job of keeping it attached to the board. One day a few months ago I was out on the river and the leash and fin finally fell off. I ordered a replacement from their website ($20 + $5 shipping) and it arrived in a few days. I now have the fin ziptied to the bottom so that it can't get pulled off by stuff in the water.Deck:The deck tie across the d-rings is nice - it did get stretched out from a lot of use and finally got untied somehow. I use it a lot though. I often have water bottles, coolers, life jackets, etc tied down to it. I just retied it and it was like new, and since it was tightened when I did it it's not all stretched out now. Kind of nice having a tie string instead of actual webbing because if it stretches out a bit you can just tighten it. The deck board is very very nice. It's comfortable on your feet even when you are out for several hours. It hasn't started to peel off or show any wear - other than dirt of course. I've never washed the board, and you can tell, lol. It's also great because it doesn't get too hot in the sun, and it's comfortable for my dogs to ride on. They don't slip around.Handles:Having three handles on the board is so nice! I couldn't imagine having a board with only one handle now. They get a lot of use and have held up well. The fabric covering on the handle I use the most (middle one) gets bunched up a lot, but it straightens back out again. None of them show signs of ripping or anything. Same goes for all of the d-rings - they are super strong and have no signs of coming off.Storage:I've inflated and deflated this board a ton. I've checked it twice on airplanes. For about two months straight I kept it in the trunk of my jeep and would inflate it a couple times of week as needed. This was because I was traveling all through Florida and couldn't really keep it in my hotel or strapped to the jeep without fear of theft. It was a pain to inflate it so often by hand, but I did it. I was worried about keeping it rolled up so much, I figured I was adding a ton of wear and tear to it that would reduce it's life - but it seemed fine. Now that I am done traveling and back at my apartment I keep it inflated. I haven't had to refill it in a few months since I filled them up. Being only 20lbs makes this thing very user friendly. I just haul it over my head and go. Another reason why three handles is nice - it's easier to swing around when you need to go up and down stairs.Paddle:The paddle is very very nice. I like that you can adjust it to your height. I also like that it goes down to a small size, and use this feature often when I am sitting down instead of standing up.I ordered a second one a few months ago so that I can take out friends who don't have their own board, so you see two in the picture. I spent a lot of time trying to decide whether to get this board again, or go with a different one. I ended up going with this one again because it's held up so well, has lots of d-rings everywhere, has a nice deck pad, has the tie deck webbing, and I trust it.

Just got my Adventurer 2. Packaged well to protect during shipping, and overall pleased with board. Inflated to 10 psi with no problem. As they said in instructions, pump won't register until 7 or 8 psi, so keep going. Didn't take that long. Went to the lake immediately.My wife, my daughter & I tried it for the first time. First time paddle boarding at all. We took turns, and second time out felt much more balanced already. We watched some of the "how to" videos on YouTube prior, and they really helped to have some basic techniques.Inflated at home and took on top of the Explorer. Put directly on crossbars, and seemed to do well. Used ratchet straps, and snugged up nice and didn't move during transport. No ill results from being direct on the crossbars, however, I have a variety of kayak carriers (j-racks, foam blocks,and such) will try out. Also, make sure your ratchet straps have some sort of padding between strap mechanism and board. Overall, I love the light weight of the board....so easy to put up on my own with no major hernia to suffer through. I'm glad I went with inflatable, it does feel solid under you, but won't hurt if you bump into it on a fall. My wife and I didn't fall, but the nine year old did about 10 times. I think she did it on purpose though because she was having fun.The board tracked pretty well, but couldn't really determine since we were newbys and a little shaky still. I got it going near the end, and once you get up to speed does pretty good. The middle fin goes on well, and I like that it's a built in screw that requires no tools. I heard some old versions had pieces easy to lose.So, happy with my first iSUP. I am now officially a tad bit cooler and hip. Of course, now I finally have one, they will be "so early 2015" before I get out again.P.S. The upgrades from the original seem like a real improvement, even though I never had the original. The handles at front and back are really a great addition!

Great board - looks great, stays fully inflated all summer and I really like that there are handles at each end, it makes it easy to deploy and retrieve from the deck of our boat. We did have an issue with the brown area of the deck peeling up, but Tower support was very easy to deal with and they are shipping me a new board - no questions asked. They assured me this issue has been fixed as they have taken measures to stop this from happening with a new cutting process.Very impressed with the level of service after owning the board for 14 months.

Great board for a beginner, like me. Easy to set up and great quiality parts.Almost exactly like a rigid board despite being completely inflatable. Makes storage and transport so much easier! Especially handy that the pump is included in the packaging.Would recommend this product to anyone who's thinking about getting serious about Paddle Boarding!

Took the board to a river and had a great day paddle boarding. Nice quality and solid base to stand on with good footing. Quality construction with well thought out design features. Pump works well and gets you warmed up for the fun to follow.Takes a bit of figuring out as to the best paddle technique to maneuver the board forward and around. Once figured out, it tracks fairly well for a short inflatable board. Was able to easily spend hours on the board and cover some decent distances - with and against, wind and current.The only problem, I fell off the board and after I got back on the paddle vanished into the dark river water - sunk like a stone within seconds! Searched for a while but could not find it. Really surprised me since it seemed to float in earlier falls into the river and the paddle gave no indication that it was filled with water or anything else awry.So good paddle board, disappointed in the paddle. Cut short my fun on the board. Took a stars off for the paddle. Not happy with that part of the purchase.

Arrived really fast and was just what I expected. Really well made, quality piece of kit, I had it blown up and out on the water in about 10 minutes!Great product and service, loving the board so far! Don't hesitate to buy!!