PEAK Titan Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board — Multi-Person SUP with 500 lbs Capacity and iSUP Accessory Bag with 2 Paddles, Pump & More — 12' Long x 45" Wide x 8" Thick

After a 1 mile creek test run, a 3-day river trip and 6 hours in the neighborhood bay, my initial impression is really positive. Construction seems solid and it’s plenty firm at 12psi. I’ve pumped up fully a few times with just the included pumps, taking a couple of breaks, and with a little battery compressor it’s only a few minutes. It’s easy in the car and light enough that I was able to bike us to float on the cargo bike with a 4yo sitting on the rolled up board. The kids love being able to move around and lie down side by side to look at stuff in the water. It’s easy to move with two paddlers and manageable with one, especially without too much “help” from younger folks.10/23/19 - Quick follow up - no reservations by the end of the season. We had it out on various salt and fresh water, from solo to 3 adults + 5 kids. Be prepared for lots of “Wow look at that”, and consider that it does take up a fair bit of space when rolled up. For road trips, if you’re in anything other than a truck or van, then I’d suggest a hitch mount cargo platform as a good way to transport - easy load/unload and you keep your interior space.

Love this huge board!! It fits my hubby, myself and our adorable Boerboel comfortably!! Crazy stable! The decking is smooth, not ridgy, feels good on the feet. Decking is holding up well to LG pup claws. It does take a bit to inflate, but with the included two pumps it can be done quickly if both are in use. We did bring this board (with the dog) down the white water in the Salmon river.... Not recommended for a lone paddler. The board dumped everything/everyone and the included bungy storage straps did not hold anything down. Lesson learned!! Great memories so far on this board! I attached a pic of the storage/carry bag in my car for size reference/Infiniti qx60.

The Titan is a beast! The first time we took it out was on a very windy and choppy day on the Chesapeake Bay, but given the thickness and width of the board it remained very stable! We’ve taken it out two more times since in much calmer waters and we were impressed with the speed and maneuverability! The traction on the deck is great and it seems to be high quality material that will last for years. The pvc is extremely durable, we scrapped the bottom on an oyster shell and there isn’t even a visible scratch. We purchased an anchor so we can paddle out and have picnics or drinks on a stationary board out on the water. We tried utilizing the hand pumps and with both of us pumping hard it took about 16 mins to fully inflate. We purchased an electric pump and now we just set the desired PSI, hook it up, walk away and come back a few mins later to a fully inflated and rigid board! The board is fairly compact and fits easily back into its storage bag. We keep ours in our Yakima SkyBox along with the paddles and gear and there’s still room for more.We’ve only been out on the board three times but it was a great bonding experience and we had a blast! Ill update after the summer is over...

I love this paddleboard. I had considered two baddleboards, one for me, one for my wife, but we would end up just needing to lash them together when we want to float. This solves that issue, as we are both over 6' and have ample room to lay down (with a dog crawling over us). I strapped a 26qt cooler to the back with some bungies and it seems secure. The board itself is very stable in the water, but will drop slightly to one side if too much weight is put on one side. However, I think you would be more likely to fall off at that point than the paddleboard would be in capsizing.The pumps have two settings, determined by the valve being installed/removed. With the high pressure setting my wife and I inflate the paddleboard in 5-7 minutes. We haven't tried the easy setting on the pumps, as that would certainly take longer.I bought some paddle holders that have velcro and clips to connect onto the handholds (with some tricky manuvering) that secure the paddles well to the side of the paddleboard if you are just floating, or anchored.Three issues I have, which I wouldn't deduct points for but would like to highlight. The 4 fins on the bottom do not detach, and are placed in such a way that if you roll from the prow they will always be on the outside of the bundle. To correct this, you would have to roll it to get all the air out, unroll it, then flip it over and roll it back up. Also, the big detachable fin doesn't snap in place. I do realize they send an extra clip, and I haven't replaced it yet, but I also shouldn't need to when this was new out of the box. I haven't been able to use the big fin, as it would just fall out in the water. Additionally, and maybe this is a failing of my own, however I see no way to deflate the paddleboard besides holding down the valves, much like you would a bike tire, and having someone else apply weight/roll the paddleboard. This means you really need two people to deflate this monster.As others might have mentioned (or on the comparable Megaladon reviews - They are made by the same company, with the same material and dimensions, this one comes with a bag, the Megaladon doesn't, and this one had a coupon code), in high winds or current it can be difficult for a single person to push this along, as it doesn't sit in the water at all. It rides on top even with 400 lbs of people, dog, and equirement.It's a lot of fun, and I would recommend it if you are after a paddleboard for leisure, rather than fitness.

Exactly what is pictured. Arrived on time