Reddit mentions: The best stand-up paddleboards
We found 34 Reddit comments discussing the best stand-up paddleboards. We ran sentiment analysis on each of these comments to determine how redditors feel about different products. We found 25 products and ranked them based on the amount of positive reactions they received. Here are the top 20.
1. Solstice by Swimline Bali Stand-Up Paddleboard
- High-pressure inflatable paddleboard. Sleek, lightweight and fast
- Extremely rigid and strong.
- Includes 4 stainless tie-downs for securing gear
- Durable 1000 Denier 3 ply PVC reinforced fabric material
- Kit Includes: Carry bag, pump & gauge
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Color | Multicolor |
Height | 18 Inches |
Length | 34.5 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Release date | April 2011 |
Size | One Size |
Weight | 39.4 Pounds |
Width | 12 Inches |
2. ISLE 12'6" Discovery | Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board | 6β Thick Touring iSUP and Bundle Accessory Pack | Durable and Lightweight | 31" Stable Wide Stance | 275 lb Capacity (Red, 12'6")
- SPECS β 12β6β x 31β x 6β | 325 liters of volume to support beginner paddlers up to 275 pounds | Board weight of 20.5 pounds.
- STABILITY FOR FITNESS β Wide nose and tail outline offer an ultra-stable platform for SUP yoga and other forms of on-the-water exercise.
- ULTRA-DURABLE CONSTRUCTION β Built with Military-Grade PVC -- 6" thick when fully inflated. Forget about dings or blown seams thanks to our AIRTECH FUSION LITE manufacturing process thatβs durable and lightweight with a unique bond that can't be achieved via traditional hand-gluing.
- INCLUDES iSUP ACCESSORY BUNDLE β All inflatable stand up paddle boards come with a complete package that includes: Hybrid 3-Piece Adjustable SUP Travel Paddle, Carry Backpack, High-Pressure Pump, 8β Coil Leash, ISLE Sticker Pack & Manual, and Nylon Touring Center Fin.
- 60 DAY RIDE AND LOVE IT GUARANTEE β Ride it and love it or return it! If you donβt love your Discovery inflatable paddle board, we will take it back. We stand behind every product we make!
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Color | Red |
Height | 6 Inches |
Is adult product | 1 |
Length | 151.2 Inches |
Size | 12'6" |
Weight | 20.5 Pounds |
Width | 31 Inches |
3. Supflex iSUP 10" Flowery Edition Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board Package - Board, HP, Bag, Paddle & Free Leash
RIGID & DURABLE: It feels very similar to a hard board. The board is made of military grade PVC material with drop-stitch construction, it's built to last. (recommended riders weight limit is 190 lbs. Maximum load is 300 lbs on the water)PORTABLE AND LIGHT - Easy to store and transport. It is 10'x30...
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Color | Turquoise (Size: 10'x30"x6") |
Height | 6 Inches |
Length | 10 Feet |
Weight | 22 Pounds |
Width | 30 Inches |
4. Lifetime 90212 Freestyle XL paddleboard; orange
9'8" Long; includes-EVA foam pads, paddleboard leash attachment loop, and two injection molded finsDesigned for great stability and trackingCenter carry handle for easy transportation to and from the waterConstructed of UV-protected High Density Poly Ethylene for superior strengh and durability; bac...
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Color | Orange |
Height | 6 Inches |
Length | 116 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Release date | October 2011 |
Size | 9' 8" |
Weight | 40 Pounds |
Width | 35.5 Inches |
5. PEAK Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board with Adjustable Paddle, Travel Backpack and Coil Leash, 128 x 31 x 6-Inches, Red
- ENDLESS SUMMER FUN ON THE WATER - Inflated: 10'6 x 31" x 6" | Rolled up: 11β x 36β | Weight 23 lbs
- BEST ALL AROUND iSUP DESIGN - Rigid and Stable Shape, Great for All Skill Levels and Conditions
- INCLUDES iSUP ACCESSORY BUNDLE - Paddle, Carry Back Pack, Coil Leash, High Pressure Pump
- TOUGH 6β MILITARY GRADE PVC CONSTRUCTION - No more worry about dings or damage
- 30 DAY GUARANTEE + 1 YEAR WARRANTY ON MATERIALS β Risk Free Returns within 30 Days
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Color | Red - 2017 |
Size | 10'6 |
6. Goplus 10ft Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board SUP with Safe Leash Adjustable Paddle Carry Backpack and Premium Accessories for Youth and Adults
- π Extra Durable -- It is made of high quality PVC and constructed with drop-stitch construction, which provides stability and safety for long time use. And it equipped with high quality bungee on the front deck, you can grab it to keep safe.
- π Portable Paddle Board -- Comes with a carry backpack, you can easily store and transport this board to wherever you want to go. When deflated and rolled up, this paddle board is only 26 lbs. Really convenient for daily use.
- π Multifunctional Use -- This paddle board is perfect for all skill levels and suits in most water environments. You can take a cruise through oceans, lakes or rivers. The deck pad has been extended all the way to the tail of the board for those interested in water surf, yoga, fishing.
- π Exquisite Details -- It features durable top foam, non-slip grip and 4 point mounted bungee system, which provides extra safety when riders play with it. The large weight capacity allows heavier riders to enjoy this fun paddling sport.
- π Total Kit Included -- Total kit includes a front bungee for storage, carrying handles, backpack for transportation, hand pump with PSI gauge, repair kit, fin, leash for safety and deluxe lightweight paddle.
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7. Tower Inflatable 9β10β Stand Up Paddle Board - (6 Inches Thick) - Universal SUP Wide Stance - Premium SUP Bundle (Pump & Adjustable Paddle Included) - Non-Slip Deck - Youth and Adult - Adventurer 1
- Amazing Rigidity
- Easy to Store
- Stable and Maneuverable
- A Viable EPS/Epoxy Board Alternative -- We're Not Kidding!
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Color | Gray Adventure 1 |
Height | 5.905511805 Inches |
Length | 118.1102361 Inches |
Release date | July 2018 |
Size | 9'10' |
Weight | 25 Pounds |
Width | 31.889763747 Inches |
8. Peak Expedition Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board β Durable Lightweight Touring SUP with Stable Wide Stance β 10'6" or 11' Long x 32" Wide x 6" Thick (Aqua, 10'6")
- BUILT FOR EXPLORATION: Designed for the paddle board warrior, the inflatable SUP board features a hybrid nose for fishing, touring, snorkeling, spear fishing, or recreational paddling in all weather conditions
- 35% LIGHTER CONSTRUCTION: Weighs only 19.5 lbs when inflated and the extra wide stance ensures a stable and sturdy stand up paddleboard; soft EVA deck pad adds comfort for additional rider or dog, plus room for equipment; Up to 275 lb. weight capacity. Variety of color choices.
- READY TO SURF iSUP ACCESSORY BUNDLE: Ideal for all skill levels and water conditions, the set includes a PEAK inflatable paddle board, paddle, coil leash, high pressure pump, and fin; all fits in the included carry backpack. Quick to inflate and store.
- TOUGH 6β MILITARY GRADE PVC CONSTRUCTION: Puncture-resistant tough outer shell means no worrying about dings or damage; lightweight design with nose and tail carry handle for easy transport; front and rear bungee cord secures water bottle and gear.
- USA-DESIGNED AND RISK FREE RETURN: 30 day guarantee and 1 year warranty on materials. USA-based company with USA customer service. Affordable, authentic, and built for convenience.
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Color | Aqua |
Height | 6 Inches |
Length | 126 Inches |
Size | 10'6" |
Weight | 18 Pounds |
Width | 32 Inches |
9. iROCKER Inflatable All-Around Stand Up Paddle Board 10' Long 32" Wide 6" Thick SUP Package ('18 Seafoam Green)
- EXTREMELY STABLE, RIGID iROCKER INFLATABLE PADDLE BOARD: 10' Long x 32" Wide x 6" Thick- Board Weight 24 lbs.- Weight Limit of up to 370 lbs. The 32β width makes for extra stability while the sporty shape of the board still allows for a fast tracking experience. Similar to a hard board when fully inflated to 15 PSI but only half the weight. Super Durable, no longer a need to worry about damaging your board when banging against debris while on the water.
- HIGH QUALITY ADJUSTABLE FIBERGLASS PADDLE: Floating fiberglass paddle, half the weight of a standard aluminum paddle designed to help you enjoy your paddle session. Edges of the blade constructed of a TVR rubber material so don't worry about chipping your blade. Easily converted to a kayak paddle with a blade on each end with the purchase of an optional kayak blade, sold separately. Breaks down into 3 separate pieces in order to easily fit into your provided bag.
- THE ULTRA LIGHT 37 oz. DUAL ACTION HIGH CAPACITY HAND PUMP by iROCKER: The dual action high capacity hand pump makes inflating your paddle board a breeze. Switching from dual action to single action makes the pump much more efficient than the standard single action hand pumps. Use the dual action mode to push air into the board on the up and down stroke when pumping. Switch to single action when the PSI begins to increase to make pumping much easier at high pressure.
- BACK PACK CARRY BAG by iROCKER: Most comfortable iSUP bag on the market. No need to worry about how you are going to carry your board from the car to the water to begin your SUP adventure. Your iROCKER SUP and all the accessories fit into the provided back pack with ease, there's even room to spare for extra gear. Padded adjustable shoulder straps and waist support. Also equipped with inner stabilizing board strap and outer clinching straps to keep your board from shifting inside the bag.
- 2 YEAR WARRANTY: Purchase an inflatable paddle board with confidence. Youβre covered on everything outside of normal wear and tear. iROCKER offers only the highest quality inflatable paddle boards constructed of the highest quality materials. We stand behind our products 100%. There is no need to worry about buying a sub par product made of low quality materials which is why you receive a 2 year warranty. You can expect the iROCKER SUP to outlast the rest.
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Color | '18 SeaFoam Green |
Size | 10' |
10. THURSO SURF Waterwalker All Around Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board SUP 10'6 x 31'' x 6'' Two Layer Deluxe Package Includes Carbon Shaft Paddle/2+1 Quick Lock Fins/Leash/Pump/Roller Backpack
THURSO SURF Waterwalker is a great All-Around inflatable board made for all paddlers. It is the first to combine design elements of both a traditional all-around board and a touring board, maintaining the best characteristics of each. The result β excellent stability and great tracking. The Waterw...
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Color | Sienna |
Height | 5.905511805 inches |
Length | 125.98425184 inches |
Weight | 44.423145793 Pounds |
Width | 31.102362173 inches |
11. Peak Expedition Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board β Durable Lightweight Touring SUP with Stable Wide Stance β 11' Long x 32" Wide x 6" Thick (Moss)
BUILT FOR EXPLORATION: Designed for the paddle board warrior, the inflatable SUP board features a hybrid nose for fishing, touring, snorkeling, spear fishing, or recreational paddling in all weather conditions35% LIGHTER CONSTRUCTION: Weighs only 19.5 lbs when inflated and the extra wide stance ensu...
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Color | Moss |
Height | 72 Inches |
Length | 132 Inches |
Size | 11'0" |
Weight | 19.5 Pounds |
Width | 384 Inches |
12. Ten Toes 12' Globetrotter Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board Bundle, Black/Red - 2016
- 12' touring-style board carves through water efficiently and quickly (weight limit is 250lbs)
- Constructed with military-grade PVC, making it nearly impossible to damage
- Measures 12'x30x6" when inflated; as firm & stable as other SUPs; can be rolled up into small package 11x36" for easy transporting & storage
- ISUP bundle comes with indestructible iSUP, 3PC adjustable & lightweight aluminum paddle, 3 removable nylon fins, manual pump, & repair kit
- Includes Ten Toes' 2 year warranty
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Color | BLACK/RED/WHITE |
Height | 6 Inches |
Length | 144 Inches |
Size | Large |
Width | 30 Inches |
13. Pathfinder Inflatable SUP Stand-up Paddleboard Bundle Blue
- Measures 10' x 31" x 6"; Portable and easy to store
- Great for wide range of water and use conditions.
- Amazing Durability - PVC material and strong multi-layer drop stitch.
- Large deck pad, bungee for securing on-board cargo, and D-ring to attach a leash.
- Includes everything you need: Adjustable paddle, pump, detachable center fin, and valve wrench.
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Color | Blue |
Height | 5.118110231 Inches |
Length | 118.1102361 Inches |
Weight | 24.52 Pounds |
Width | 30.314960599 Inches |
14. Hydro-Force White Cap Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board, 10' x 32" x 4" | Inflatable SUP for Adults & Kids | Converts into Kayak | Complete Kit Includes Kayak Seat, Oar, Pump, Travel Bag, Ankle Leash
- PADDLE BOARD AND KAYAK: Float around on the water with the inflatable stand up paddleboard or sit, relax, and float in the kayak; Capacity: 1 person (209 pounds max)
- NON-SLIP TRACTION: Stand-up paddle board is equipped with a non-slip traction pad and 3 molded side fins for directional stability
- DURABLY MADE: Equipment is constructed with drop stitch material to provide unparalleled strength and durability; Features 3-ply reinforced polyester with double PVC wall
- EASY TO TRANSPORT: Designed with a convenient deck handle to easily pick up and carry; Has quick inflation and deflation air valve
- INCLUDES: Includes an aluminum oar, hand pump, seat with backrest, pressure gauge, and travel bag for accessories; Dimensions (L x W x H): 120 x 32 x 4 inches
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Color | White |
Height | 4 Inches |
Length | 120 Inches |
Size | 120" x 32" x 4" White Cap |
Weight | 19.84160358 Pounds |
Width | 32 Inches |
15. Peak 10'6" All Around Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board | 6β Thick iSUP and Accessory Pack | Durable and Lightweight | 32" Stable Wide Stance with Non-Slip Deck | 300 lb Capacity (Aqua - 2017, 10'6)
ENDLESS SUMMER FUN ON THE WATER - Inflated: 10'6 x 31" x 6" | Rolled up: 11β x 36β | Weight 23 lbsBEST ALL AROUND iSUP DESIGN - Rigid and Stable Shape, Great for All Skill Levels and ConditionsINCLUDES iSUP ACCESSORY BUNDLE - Paddle, Carry Back Pack, Coil Leash, High Pressure PumpTOUGH 6β MILI...
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Color | Aqua - 2017 |
Size | 10'6 |
16. SereneLife Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board (6 Inches Thick) with Premium SUP Accessories & Carry Bag | Wide Stance, Bottom Fin for Paddling, Surf Control, Non-Slip Deck | Youth & Adult Standing Boat
- Air Force ABU Camoflauge
- Made in USA
- Lifetime Warranty
- 1000D Cordura and YKK zippers
- See more information in description below
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17. BIC Sport Tough-TEC Performer Sup Stand Up Paddleboard, White/Blue/Blue, 10'6"
- Stable, surf inspired shape for all-purpose use in Flat-Water + small wave surfing
- Bic SUP's exclusive tough-tec epoxy construction delivers true board sport performance w/exceptional durability at a great price
- Ideal balance between thickness, width + a Classic longboard shape for a stable, balanced, easy to Paddle SUP that's affordable + durable
- 9'2 (<180lbs) 10'6 (<200#) 11'6 (<240#) complete with premium deck pad, center fin, ergonomic carry handle + deck attachment points to secure gear
- Terrific family of boards for a wide range of Paddlers at a terrific value
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Color | White/Blue/Blue |
Size | 10'6" |
Weight | 35 Pounds |
18. Solstice by Swimline Bali Inflatable Stand Up Paddleboard with Paddle
Bali High-pressure 10-Feet8-Inch inflatable paddleboard Sleek, lightweight and fastExtremely rigid and strongIncludes 4 stainless tie-downs for securing gearDurable 1000 Denier 3 ply PVC reinforced fabric materialKit Includes: Paddle, Carry bag, pump and gauge
Specs:
Color | Orange/Grey |
Height | 4 Inches |
Length | 128 Inches |
Size | 10-Feet 8-Inch |
Weight | 42.8 Pounds |
Width | 30.5 Inches |
19. FunWater Inflatable 10'6Γ33"Γ6" Ultra-Light (17.6lbs) SUP for All Skill Levels Everything Included with Stand Up Paddle Board, Adj Floating Paddles, Pump, ISUP Travel Backpack, Leash,Waterproof Bag,
NEW ULTRA LIGHT CONSTRUCTION DUAL LAYER PVC β 35% lighter than comparable models. Inflated 10β6" long 33" wide 6" thick, weight 17.6 lbs, maximum capacity is up to 300 lbs, stable and great for all skill levels and conditions.ULTRA DURABLE - constructed with additional PVC layer of board rails a...
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Color | blue |
Height | 6 Inches |
Length | 126 Inches |
Weight | 17.6 Pounds |
Width | 33 Inches |
20. Rokia R Inflatable Stand Up Paddleboard 11' (6" Thick) Premium SUP for All Skill Levels, Blue
DURABILITY & RIGIDITY. The Rokia R paddle board is incredibly durable and tough. Constructed of military-grade PVC and manufactured with advanced composite fibers core. When fully inflated to the recommended 12-15 PSI, this unique drop-stitch technology causes the air pressure to distribute evenly a...
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Hey man, I actually made a post very similar to this a few months back, you can see the replies here. Seems like a very similar situation to yours as it was me and my fiance both looking to get a board. She went with this board, just as an FYI because I'll give some comparisons.
I went with the Atoll and I'm really glad that I did. As you mentioned, if you look online there are tons of great reviews, which can make weighing your options very difficult. But I'll try to give as honest as a review that I can.
I love my Atoll. It seems to cut through the water much better than my fiances more "All Around" board. Initially I thought that I may have been cheating myself by getting an iSUP rather than a rigid board, but the Atoll has curbed those concerns. I honestly don't know where I would store 2 11' paddle boards. Traveling with them would have been costlier as I would have to get racks for one of my cars. And after reading reviews, it seems that iSUPs can sometimes prove to be more durable.
The paddle that comes with it seems solid. I've used other paddles, and I've liked the Atoll's more than most. Not saying it's the best one in the market, but for one that comes in a package, it definitely gets the job done.
When fully inflated, not only is it a gorgeous board(I went with the blue option), but it seems extremely rigid. My sister even commented that she would never have even guessed that it was inflatable. Not naming any of the other companies, but I've seen other iSups out in the water, and they seem to have much more bend than mine. I believe that as long as you have the 6" PVC and a high PSI requirement than you shouldn't worry too much about bending(if i'm wrong, please correct me, just an observation). I have not had any issues with my fiances' board bending either.
I have not utilized the extra D-Rings as of yet, but it is obviously a nice addition. The universal fin box is a great value add as well because you can get replacement fins from virtually any surf shop, and could even experiment with other fins if you wanted to. Rather than getting some proprietary fin and then the company goes out of business and being unable to replace a missing fin. Also, I like the locking mechanism much more than my fiances because hers is just a little plastic clip, and I've seen reviews of her board people commented on losing their fin.
When deflating, my board seems to roll up tighter and easier than my fiances. Her handle seems to have a large pad underneath the handle so you have to account for that when folding up. I'm not sure if that allows her to be more stable, but I have not seem any impact on performance of my Atoll.
My gripes with the package are as follows, I'm not as happy that the bag that comes with the board does not have any designated area to store my fin like my fiances does. I'm sure that I could just put it in the bag with the board, but I'm just paranoid that I could puncture or scratch it. The bag also has a cool design, reminds me of a giant dry-bag, but it doesn't seem to have the "nice-to-haves" such as special places to store a fin. Hand pumping sucks no matter what, and I will be buying an electric one once I've done my homework on which one I want to purchase. I feel like my fiances pump is a little nicer. Hers is one whole piece of plastic and seems to be more efficient. Don't get me wrong though, mine still gets the job done. The biggest complaint with the actual board that I've seen online is that people want more color options, but the company has worked through some of those challenges by offering additional options(and I hated the green look, that could have been a deal-breaker for me).
All in all, I love the board. I say it every time that I go out on it. The cons that I mentioned above in no way make me regret my purchase. I just know that when I'm doing research on a big purchase, I wish I saw more in-depth reviews. When purchasing the board I had kind of a unique scenario(I don't remember what exactly, something with Amazon gift cards), but the owner was super cool and helped me find a solution. We actually ended up chatting for about 25 minutes and he gave me some of the reasons why the Atoll was better than others(universal fin box being one that I had overlooked). Also, I actually reached out to Isle for some questions as well, but their customer service seemed to be outsourced, or just not very helpful. They gave some very weak response, which didn't really answer my question, and then emailed me asking to rate their service. Which was a big turn-off for me. *I cannot compare the performance aspects of the Isle though, just customer service experience.
If you have any other questions, I'd be happy to try to answer them.
We have an NRS Baron 6, an Isle Airtech, and a Solstice Bali (listed most expensive to cheapest, also most volume to least, and I think longest to shortest). We bought the Solstice four years ago because it was the cheapest one available at the time and I wanted to see if we liked SUPing before throwing a bunch of money into it. I'm 5'10" and 150lbs and my boyfriend is 6'2" and 225lbs. He can ride the first two, but the solstice is much too short and thin (too little volume) to support him stably and he said he doesn't enjoy it at all. The NRS Baron is too much board for me to maneuver around the lake over a few hours and especially on rivers, thus I have a less enjoyable time on it. However, the Baron is super stable when inflated to the right pressure and it can hold a heavy cooler and I can even sit on it with him. It's a pricier board, but I thought I'd throw that in there if you ever find yourself wanting more stability. I primarily only ride the Isle and I love it, but I do find the Solstice easier to maneuver as it is shorter and has the touring style. I mostly ride the Isle over the Solstice for silly reasons--I like the graphic design better and since I spent more on it I feel like it should see the light of day more often.
Your height and weight can make a significant difference as to your enjoyment on the board so I would base your decision on how much weight there is to you and how much core strength/stability you have (more weight/less stability/easier board to balance on, go with a higher volume board, want ease of maneuverability, go with a touring board; it's kind of a balancing act of features to get the right fit). Here is a very short guide from REI, and one from StandUp Journal (which I recommend a subscription to if you get really into paddling).
Also, if you get one with D-rings but no deck rigging, I highly recommend getting some. I clip my water bottle to it with a carbiner and use it to hold down my shoes, food, hammock, and drybag.
When it comes to ordering, we've both had much better customer service with Backcountry than REI, and with Amazon, they have a great customer protection policy if you're unsure of your seller.
Edit to add that I couldn't imagine backpacking/hiking with my Isle. It's so cumbersome alone, and any additional gear would be too much bulk for me (I can fit inside the bag) to carry over terrain that isn't completely flat. I'm not very strong for a female but I am athletic (for an idea of fitness level I do Insanity 5 days/week for the past year and jog ~ 8 miles 3 days/week). My boyfriend has some severe back issues so I couldn't tell you how it is for a taller or more muscular person as he is unable to carry it far without pain.
Fear cuts deeper than swords - it really, really does. :)
1.) Not just grey but Earl Grey.
2.) A rain cover.
3.) Ginger chews?
4.) Ninja throwing knifes for my wee son - because I'm a craptastic parent!
5.) A classic, Ender's Game because why haven't you already read this??
6.) An item that is less than a dollar, including shipping... that is not jewelry, nail polish, and or hair related! Sorry! Nothing physical. $1.55 is the closest.
7.) Hello Kitty!
8.) I think compasses are beautiful.
9.) Princess Bride - but no on my WL. <3
10.) Gerber 22-41131 Profile Guthook Fixed Blade Knife -- It's self explanatory really.
11.) I love to cook and I need to cook healthy food but my current knives (and I use the term loosely) leave me beaten and bloody. So these
12.) Happy crayons
13.) A surfboard. Because they are BADD ASS!
14.) A gun safe could hold a lot of bread!
15.) Pretty lupus friend earrings!
16.) Blood orange and bergamot candle!
17.) Doctor Who K-9 bobble head!
18.) Pencils. I freaking LOVE pencils.
19.) A gift card, so I can gift more people. :)
20.) I love this beautiful buddha.
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I love silly contests like this - I know others have done better, but I had fun looking. <3
I have 2 Isle boards and overall love them. The Peak board is made by Isle and is an amazon exclusive. Great beginner board and comes with everything you need. The paddle is very so-so but as a beginner, it will be fine until you want to invest more.
I do have experience with the tower boards and while they are perfectly fine, they leave much to be desired. Very few D rings, no bungee system, no included accessories for the price (I like a storage bag). Also white is tough to keep clean and black is HOT in the sun.
Ten toes weekender is in a good price range, on the heavier side and not a great board IMO.
Solstice - Don't bother. Low budget and I was able to pick up a Bali on the cheap... The heaviest inflatable I've ever seen. Seriously, do they put rocks in this thing? Even with the cheap price tag I got rid of it quickly.
Those are the inflatable boards I have been able to try. Red and Bic also have a great reputation in the industry so those are worth a look, but I can't speak to them.
If you do decide to go with an isup, do yourself a favor and get an electric pump. Your arms will thank you.
Here is a link the the Peak board package I think is worth getting.
https://www.amazon.com/Inflatable-Paddle-Adjustable-Backpack-6-Inches/dp/B01I4HLXZQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1499431206&amp;sr=8-1-spons&amp;keywords=peak%2Bpaddle%2Bboard&amp;th=1
Hi I have experience a low price isup that looks very similar. Last year I bough this GOPLUS on amazon for $289 [now $250ish] and it is fully adequate for my use in lakes, rivers, intracoastal, and calm days in the atlantic. The accessories that came with my board look similar to those pictured in your link. My friends bought slightly more expensive boards in the $350 to $400 range and got slightly sturdier boards, nicer more durable transport backpack, little bit better working pump than that black one pictured. Another friend got an iRocker [$600 range] and it's significantly better quality.
Mine is fine and it works, I was happy with the price. The $400 boards are noticeably better. After a year of moderate use I notice that the PVC at my D-rings shows some degradation of the plastic. The pricier boards seem to have better durability of the PVC. In general they come with higher quality accessories that are easier to use.
Hope this helps you.
Edit: apostrophe
My friend got Tower Adventure 9'10 for Christmas. We're in the Northeast, too, so it hasn't been used yet. Secure storage was the main concern. He's not gonna fish with it. This guy gives it a decent review. Also available in a 14.
A neighbor friend got Ocean Kayak Nalu 12.5 last year. She doesn't fish either, but she's a hardcore yakker and she likes it. She roofs it. Also available in a 10.
With an inflatable you have to (glue the rodholders on](http://sturgeonrod.wordpress.com/2013/04/07/hobie-inflatable-rod-holder-installation/) if you want them.
I see Hobie make iSUPs now, too. They come with a Hobie price, though.
Good inflatables aren't pool toys. They're rugged, like the towable tubes for boating. I had an inflatable Stearns kayak. It was very durable. I never worried about poking holes in it. I have a pump for Boston valves like the one in the Tower ad. They're fast- five minutes, you're ready to go.
I have an inflatable paddle board..not a kayak but I figured Iβd share anyway. Iβve had it for two years now and love it! Havenβt had any issues with it and I donβt tend to be gentle with things.
Peak Expedition Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board | 10'6" Long x 32" Wide x 6" Thick | Durable and Lightweight Touring SUP | Stable Wide Stance | Aqua https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07MQX5WV2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_wyLQDb22XKS1Z
Looks like that ROC board is an Alibaba private label special - best avoided. I'd suggest the iRocker https://www.amazon.co.uk/iROCKER-ALL-AROUND-Inflatable-Paddle-Package/dp/B0788MJSVK/ as it's a bit wider and a good, stable board for beginners.
Definitely a helpful comment thanks, this one on amazon caught my eye would you consider this to be a good board ? THURSO SURF Waterwalker All Around Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board SUP 10'6 x 31'' x 6'' TWO LAYER Deluxe Package Includes CARBON Shaft Paddle/2+1 Quick Lock Fins/Deck Bag/Leash/Pump/Backpack https://www.amazon.com/dp/B073PC7P1C/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_h8P2BbJ01HFDM
Take a look at Peak 11' Expedition it's a great package deal and a great board. I just bought one for my girlfriend, she loves it and I've used it a few times myself (I'm actually a bit jealous of it). Plus you can take $100 off that price by just clicking the coupon link on Amazon.
I just got this iSUP at <$500. It rides very nicely on a mildly choppy river bank. Seems well built and overall I feel like we got a good deal. Lots of reviews on amazon
We bought both an airhead and the ten toes brand 10 ft board and the ten toes is by far a better inflatable. The pump is great and quick and the deck is nice and solid once its up to pressure.
Heres a 12 ft example:http://www.amazon.com/Ten-Toes-Board-Emporium-Globetrotter/dp/B01100MIDU/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1457898810&amp;sr=8-5&amp;keywords=ten+toes
I have a [peak all around sup.](PEAK Inflatable 10'6 Stand Up Paddle Board Complete Package (6" Thick) | Includes Adjustable Paddle, Travel Backpack, Coil Leash (Aqua) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01I4HLW34/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_FPJaBbEACX5V1) I like it a lot. The backpack is very comfortable and nice. The board comes with everything you need except a pfd.
I bought mine from Amazon a couple years ago and love it here is the link. It is inflatable and takes about 5 minutes to get all ready to go from the trunk of my car. Also, when I bought my annual pass to Stone Mountain (for only 40 bucks) I scored a second for my gf for only 25 buckeroos. So long story short go in with someone if you want a pass and split the 2.
I'm also in the same boat. I live in the city about a 10 min walk from a beach and don't really have space to store a regular SUP and just learned about the inflatables. I really just want to use it to get out on the water, take advantage of my proximity to the beach, and give me a healthy outdoor activity to do in the summer. Since this will be my first SUP, I was hoping to try it with minimal investment.
Has anyone had experience with the $250 Bestway HydroForce White Cap or the $320 Pathfinder? Both seem to have good reviews on Amazon...I'm also intrigued with the added seat and having it double as a, what I assume will be, a shitty kayaking experience.
this SUP is the most spendy of them all!
I'd love to have to to go paddling on the lake this summer, but if I didn't get it I would be ok with it!
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This post is a bit old but I'll post my experience so far for anyone searching for more info on iSUP. I have a Saturn iSUP (SOT330) I bought from boatstogo.com last year. It's 11' long and 6" thick and inflates to about 12PSI. I'm new to the sport so it was a cheap way to get started and I can bring it in my car anywhere easily. I have no problems with that board so far. It does ride a bit higher in the water than a normal board, but it's pretty stable. I really like the option with the D-ring setup on this board because I got their kayak seat and kayak/SUP paddle combo so I can kayak around the lakes sitting too. Some boards only have d-rings in the front/back. I got that whole setup with electric pump for under $700 shipped.
My girlfriend just got a Solstice Bali (35128) inflatable on amazon so we can both tryout different lakes. It's 10' 8" and 4" thick board that inflates to 15 PSI. It rides lower in the water than the Saturn and bows slightly in the center depending on weight of the rider. I feel it's a bit faster in the water than the Saturn, but you're feet get a little wet since it rides so low. The one thing I don't like about this board is the removable fin requires a screw to secure it while the Saturn slides in and locks without any screws.
I will say one of the challenges we've had with the inflatables is inflating them properly. It is key to get it up to the max pressure or you will be disappointed. At higher PSI you really need to adjust your stance and put your weight into the hand pump. A lot of the bad reviews I find with iSUP's are people simply not getting them up to the proper pressure. It's a bit of a system you just have to work out for yourself because the first few times maybe frustrating or take much longer than you would like.
We bought a 12 PSI electric pump and small battery pack and that works well at getting both boards filled up most of the way with little effort right away. Sometimes the pumps struggle to get the higher PSI though, so I just finish it with hand pump (or in the case of the solstice board it needs 15 PSI).
The problem I've run into is the connections on the hand pumps and electric pumps are a bit iffy, they always show people on videos just plugging the hose on a connector with nothing securing it or sometimes they come attached using a small zip-tie to secure it, but as the pressure increases and/or the hoses heat up from the electric pump I've had the hoses shoot off the connectors and then you're back to square one. So I recommend getting some metal hose clamps and Teflon tape right away and redo all the connections or at least be prepared to do so. Nothings more frustrating then hand pumping a board from 10PSI to 15PSI only to have the hose go shooting off on the last few pumps and having to start over. After re-securing the connections, we've had no issues and can get both boards ready to go in about 15-20 minutes from parking the car to walking down to the beach to launch after putting away the pumps and such.
Hereβs a link to the exact one.
I went out alone. I bought a pump that plugs into my car and went out by myself last night. It was actually very relaxing to just do it on my own time and not have to worry about anyone else.
Interestingly enough, they also make paddleboards
I've seen people in foldable kayaks here and there. Personally, I'm a fan of this inflatable paddleboard which rolls up and fits in a massive backpack with the pump.
The correct link is https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07BDH2SN3
So that would be this? https://smile.amazon.com/FunWater-Inflatable-Ultra-Light-Everything-Waterproof/dp/B07BFBHG31/