6inches Thick Inflatable SUP for All Skill Levels Stand Up Paddle Board,Paddle,Pump,ISUP Travel Backpack, Leash,Shoulder Strap,Youth,Adult Inflatable Paddle Board

These paddleboard have been great! We use them a few times a month and have withstood the ocean very well. They are easy to inflate, assemble, clean, and store. Lightweiggt and easy to carry from vehicle to beach. We have been very pleased!

Attention all paddle board enthusiasts! If you're in the market for a high-quality, versatile, and easy-to-use inflatable stand-up paddleboard, look no further than the Aqua Plus 6inches Thick Inflatable SUP.From the moment I took this board out of its handy travel backpack, I knew I was in for a treat. The first thing that struck me was how durable and sturdy it felt - this is no flimsy pool toy. The board is made with military-grade PVC material that can withstand even the toughest of conditions. It's also 6 inches thick, which makes it incredibly stable and easy to balance on, even for beginners.One of the best features of the Aqua Plus 6inches Thick Inflatable SUP is how easy it is to inflate. The double action pump that comes with the board makes inflating it a breeze - I had it fully inflated in just a few minutes. And once it's inflated, it stays that way - I never had to worry about it losing air or becoming unstable.But the real test, of course, was taking it out on the water. And let me tell you, this board did not disappoint. It glided through the water effortlessly, and I felt completely in control the entire time. The included paddle is also top-notch - it's lightweight and easy to adjust, so you can customize it to your height and paddling style.Overall, I can't recommend the Aqua Plus 6-inch Thick Inflatable SUP enough. It's perfect for all skill levels, from beginners to experts, and it's versatile enough to use in any water conditions. Plus, with the included backpack, leash, and shoulder strap, it's incredibly easy to transport and store. So if you're in the market for an inflatable paddleboard, do yourself a favor and give this one a try - you won't regret it!

I purchased this paddle board when the pandemic first hit because beaches were closed and this gave me the opportunity to get back out on the water anyway. I've used it a number of times now and just love it! For this price point, you cannot beat the sturdiness. It's light enough to carry around if you and large enough that you can use it as a 2 person 'kayak'. It has a bungee cord in the front that fits quite a bit (I am able to fit a 40 can cooler, 2 regular sized life jackets, a 10L dry bag, and a pop up sun tent in case I make a stop at a beach) and there's still space for two people comfortably on the board.I would however make note that pumping that bad boy up can be daunting. I generally try and pump up the board a day before I intend to use it and then strap it to the roof of my car since I usually only drive a small distance to get to different launch points. You can pump it up right before you get on it, but get ready to use those arm muscles! It always leaves me out of breathe even when we take turns pumping it up. Once I get passed 11 PSI, I physically cannot pump it anymore so my fiance has to take over. You may want to consider investing in an electric pump.The customer service has been nothing short of awesome. I was having an issue with the pump that was originally supplied. I could hear a leak coming from the connection point when I pumped up the board passed 7PSI. I reached out to the company, supplied them with video where you can hear the leak happening, and they sent me a brand new pump free to charge (it came from China so it took a while to arrive but nonetheless, it was a really great gesture on the part of the company). All in all, it was a great purchase that I would recommend to anyone starting out and/or anyone with a small amount of storage space since this board folds up pretty compact.

I haven't used this extensively enough to speak to durability, but I like it so far. The problem is that the paddle handle doesn't tighten down and keeps turning while trying to hold it, which is a major issue. On top of that, the pump does not show a PSI reading. I thought at first that this was just because it doesn't register at low-pressure levels, but that wasn't the case. Even when clearly fully inflated, it still showed ZERO PSI. I managed to get help from a passerby with his own pump to double-check, and it DID register on his gauge, so it was definitely my pump that was the issue. If the seller does not fix the issue, then I will update my post and obviously reduce the number of stars. But it's pretty hard to give a 5-star review for something where two of the critical components arrived broken, even if the SUP itself is good thus far, since it's definitely an inconvenience.Regarding the stability of the SUP, I still have only knelt on it because I'm a chicken and don't have great balance, haha. I was also nervous at first about being able to get back on if I wanted to swim and climb back up, but it was actually stable enough for me to do this easily (albeit not gracefully, LOL.)I do wish that the backpack was bigger. Even when the SUP was still folded exactly as received in the box, I had a bit of trouble fitting it in the backpack, so it's not going to be a very easy way to transport it, given that I most likely will be unable to fold it as small as that again. (I've still not figured out a great way to transport large inflatables like this or my kayak...)I did think for a while what the benefit of this over a kayak would be since I already own an inflatable kayak. I like that I can get on and off the SUP if I want to swim (unlike a kayak) and even transport another person (again, unlike my single-person kayak). I'm not sure it actually takes a shorter amount of time to inflate than the kayak (an Intex Challenger), which was one reason I'd been interested in it. It's simpler to inflate, though (one part as opposed to several), and I guess I just feel like I'd be more likely to use it for a short jaunt on the lake. Obviously it's less stable than a kayak. But all in all, the SUP itself is good thus far. It's on sale right now for way cheaper than I got it (right now it's only $200!!), but it was still well-priced when I got it compared to similar models. And the time I've spent on it has been really pleasant!