Goosehill Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board, Reinforced Double Layer All-Around Paddleboard for All Skill Level, Ultra Light, Stable and Reliable with Premium SUP Package

The media could not be loaded. I haven’t taken it out yet but will update when I do. (Year update at the bottom)The package arrived without any issues and the SUP was wrapped in a fabric bag to protect it from the rest of the parts.I immediately inflated it to check for any leaks, which there were non. It was a bit of a workout but honestly wasn’t that bad. I will say it does become more difficult once you reach the 15psi. So if you are planing on having this for youngsters, you’ll most likely be the one to blow it up.The pump I received has the option for dual pumping. Meaning it will pump air on the pull and pull. Which I’m happy for because it made it a quick task. It took 5 minutes (yes I timed it 😅). It also had a psi gauge to tell you when you’re done. The pump tube locks securely into the intake valve so it doesn’t go flying everywhere, so problem solved there.Another thing I checked was the large fin. I had a friend who bought a pretty pricey SUP and the fin attached with a screw. She lost the screw while traveling from FL to the BVI and she couldn’t use it. This fin has a clip attached to the fin so you can’t lose it. So that’s a plus.The deflation: Super simple and deflated instantly and was easy to fold up. I would recommend rolling it with the small fins on top, to prevent any possible punctures.The bag: the bag is the only thing that I’m not the biggest fan of. The bag review is more my preference vs it not functioning properly. I hate to be that guy complaining about something that isn’t broken but I don’t see this bag holding up very long. It’s very thin and doesn’t have any padding anywhere. It sits perfectly and isn’t top heavy but the straps arnt made for hiking to a remote location or traveling further than a few 100 yards comfortably. It’s roomy enough to fit everything, unlike the blow up mattress bag we have all struggled with. It has straps on the sides also to cinch everything down. That’s a plus.Conclusion: I’m pretty happy with everything. I’m not an impulse buyer and I’m pretty frugal so this was a big purchase to swallow but... everything seems to be great. I’ll update here in the next week or so on how it’s holding up.Also- shout out to the warning label about the sinking paddle.Update- about a year after purchase.I’ve used this PB about 60 times and haven’t had a single issue with the board, paddle, or the pump. This board is much more stable then others I’ve been on. The pump could be better but it’s no different then any other pump I’ve seen that come with these.I’ve been able to travel multiple times with it and it’s well worth the checked baggage fee. I even took it Iguana hunting and it allowed me to slip through the mangroves with ease. I attached a video of nurse sharks I was able to paddle with for your enjoyment. Needless to say, it’s pretty rugged.As predicted, the bag it came with has worn out quick. I’ve had to do some repairs but overall it hasn’t changed my opinion of the purchase. 5 stars all the way!

I received the Goosehill (Sailor) Inflatable Stand Up Paddleboard for Father’s Day 2020 and have used it in an ocean environment on many occasions. The Goosehill Sailor SUP comes with everything to get started; hand pump with psi gauge, patch kit, 10 ft leash, adjustable paddle, and a durable bag that will hold all equipment and deflated/folded SUP. It is lightweight once you have it inflated to your desired psi, I inflated to 19 psi. Very easy to handle and move from your vehicle to the beach. Great size and width to allow me and two of my young children to use at the same time as the max weight is around 440 lbs. I feel you lose a little speed and maneuverability with an inflatable SUP vice a hard SUP, but the Goosehill Sailor handled great in the water and my feet stayed comfortable during long rides on the board. Overall, I give my full recommendation for the Goosehill Sailor Inflatable SUP. A great beginner SUP with a great price point and the light-weight of the board was a great plus for all the transport during use.

Update 9/17/2020: I received the replacement hose and replacement bag. The bag seems way nicer and more durable than the original. Hopefully they ship this bag with all new purchases because The other bag is cheaply made. The hose appears to just be a replacement. Very impressed by their customer service!Update 8/26/2020: Their customer service team reached out to me and is offering to replace the bag and hose. I would write their customer service as five stars!Update: after about one month of pretty light use (maybe once a week) the bottom of the bag is ripping and the glue that holds the hose and fittings together is starting to fail. However, the paddle board itself is still working great!Great value for the price! I’ve never used an expensive iSUP but I can’t imagine it’s much better for double the price! This one is stable and seems to track well in the water. It fits well in the bag and even has extra room for stuff like a life jacket or small cooler.

Board inflated rather easily, was stable and easy to use seeing it was the first time ever trying a paddle board. However, when it came time to packing it up there was no way it would fit in the carry bag. Tried folding and refolding several times with 2 people and still couldn’t get it to fit properly. Unfortunately had to return it for that reason. Don’t know why the manufacturer couldn’t have made the carry case just a couple inches larger, that would’ve been all it took for an all around great purchase.UPDATED REVIEW - June, 2021:Goosehill redesigned the carry bag and the board now fits perfect and without a lot of crazy precise folding to get it to fit! We deflated the board, wiped it down, folded it up and repacked within 10 minutes while on the shoreline. Great board and package for the money... also lots of fun!!

We have been having a great time with this paddle board. We bought the Sailor. It came quickly, and the whole family is enjoying it. Pump works well, it takes about 10 minutes to pump it up. It has a nice feature that prevents you losing air when you take the pump off. I have paddled with my son on board, and both kids went out together with no problems. I was out in a significant wind and found it very stable. My husband, who seems to fall off of paddle boards more than me, also used it in the wind and enjoyed it without falling. We are just using it for going out on lakes--no SUP yoga and no white water.The paddle is easily adjustable. I put it in the water and it floated well for a least a minute. I didn't test it longer, but it didn't look like it was taking on water or would sink anytime soon.My friend also tried it out and liked it so much she ordered one for herself.