Amazon.com: Customer reviews: Peak All Around Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board Package | 10'6" Long x 32" Wide x 6" Thick | Durable and Lightweight SUP | Stable Wide Stance

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Great board, and awesome customer service

Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2016

Sweet paddle board. Used it this weekend on a lake that has boat and jet ski traffic. The board is relatively light (a friend of mine bought a Tower board, so I actually had another board to compare this Peak board to), and blows up to be very firm. It comes with everything you need. The carrying bag is especially high quality for what I was expecting, with very cushiony straps, and plenty of room to pack the board and all the accessories easily (no stuffing 30 lbs into a 10 lb bag!). I like the repair kit too, but luckily haven't had to use it yet. It contains repair squares of all three of the different colors of the board. The fin clamps in easily to the bottom of the board. The pump works well, though it does take some effort/time to get it to the right pressure. I blew it up on Friday, and it stayed firmly inflated until Sunday with no issues (kept it in the shade to make sure heat from the sun didn't increase the pressure inside, which may have the potential to cause damage).

The paddle itself floats... and I like that it's color matchy with the board. However, there is a C-shaped piece that has two metal prongs in it that is used to connect the middle piece and top piece of the paddle handle together and allows length adjust-ability. This C-shaped piece does NOT float, unfortunately. A friend took the board out for a spin, and I told her she could adjust the paddle length. Apparently she pulled the C-shape piece too hard, and it popped right off the handle. She was in the water, so the piece flew into the drink. She tried to recover it but it sank. ISLE Surf and SUP contacted me to see how I liked the board. I recounted the story, and the same day they shipped me a replacement piece. The BEST CUSTOMER SERVICE EVER. So just be forewarned, adjust the paddle on dry land before going out, or be cautious about adjusting the length if in the water to avoid losing it. I also spent the extra money to buy the teal colored board (cost was higher relative to the other colors), and I love it. It's really pretty and unique. The foam top that you stand on is forgiving enough to make it comfortable to sit on or stand on for long periods, but is also textured enough to prevent slippage. It probably isn't the fastest board given the shape, but I bought it for tooling around on lakes and large rivers at an easy pace and trying some easy yoga moves on it. It was fairly easy to balance despite the small chop on the lake. I managed to doward dog it right off the board once, but was able to pull myself back on relatively easily :-p

This board fits the bill in every way, and the awesome customer service is a big plus.

Buy it!

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Boards are designed poorly - defective manufacturing

Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2016

This stand up paddle board looks nice but is very poor product. Is not strong enough at the seams to even hold the required air. While hand pumping the board with the pump provided the board blew out at a seam. The pump gauge was only 9 psi when this happened. Keep in mind at this point the board had been used less than 5 times and been exceptionally cared for.

We notified ISLE who did originally stand behind their products and they sent out a replacement. Per their request we provided photos of the board and the seam that blew open.

Fast Forward to now. The brand new replacement board they sent us less than a year ago just blew open at a seam too. It happened during pumping again and the PSI was less than 10 again. This time though the board was only used 3 times!! Again exceptionally cared for and stored in a climate controlled basement. We notified the company to make them aware of this defective product and how it happened again. Their response is for us to pay out of our pocket to have it shipped to a repair place for patch??? Sorry but a patch won't help a defective product. Awful customer service and I feel like they robbed us out of $650. Please don't spend your hard earned money on this product.
Due to their lack of customer service and the poor product this issue is being reported to the BBB as well. Buyerr beware!

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Great board, and awesome customer service

Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2016

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Maggie

Love this board!

Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2017

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I'm new to SUP but I absolutely love this board. There's a reason why so many websites ranked this as one of the best values for iSUP. It comes with everything that you'd need to start paddling right away, whereas some boards may not come with a leash. Would totally recommend to anyone looking to purchase their first inflatable.

Inflation & Deflation:
It takes 10-15min to pump up the board to the recommended 15 psi, depending on how many breaks you need. I found out the hard way that the instruction manual was telling me to turn the valve on the board the wrong way during inflation. Make sure the valve is up, or else when you disconnect the pump from the board, you'll hear a loud hissing sound and lose 7-8 psi.

Assembly:
I had no idea how to put the top of the adjustable paddle together since the manual didn't mention it at all. But if you push the locking ring (on the middle piece) outwards, you'll be able to slide the top handle in. When it's the right height, you just click the locking ring back into the place and you're good to go when the pegs lock into the holes. Also, I have a piece of styrofoam in the top handle that I haven't been able to get out, so I've just left it in there. Not sure if it's meant to keep the pegs snug or what. The fin was pretty easy to install: slide the nose-ward piece in first and you can push the tail-end in effortlessly before locking the fin into place.

Quality:
I was really impressed with the quality of the board. The surface has excellent grip and I find it very comfortable to stand on with bare feet. When it's inflated to the full 15 psi, it really does feel almost like a hard board (and it's waaaay lighter). It doesn't take long to get used to the board, and I'm able to ride out the swells and still feel pretty stable. The color of the board is super cute, and I've received quite a few compliments on its appearance. It comes with a super roomy backpack that is well-padded on the back, shoulder straps, and waist straps. I can fit all the accessories, the board (even when it's not completely deflated), a lifejacket, and even the pump inside the zippered portion with room to spare. Plus there's buckled straps for external storage and a water bottle pocket!

I honestly can't imagine how ISLE could make a better package for beginners. Love love love.

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Clarice Amorim

The All in One

Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2017

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We bought 2 paddleboards recently, this one (10'6" x 31") and an iRocker (10' x 30"). Figured it was best to get 2 different boards to compare. I am 210 pounds and my wife is 130. so we also have a significant difference in weight to deal with as well. Anyways, on to the review.
Weight capacity: this board HOLDS IT"S OWN. I have had my wife, our two dogs (80# combined), and myself all on this at once, while still paddling around. Granted we were not all standing, it definitely exceeds the weight test. It is also great that it actually has enough surface area to hold all of us. The IRocker does not since it is a more streamlined board with a pointed nose and tail.
Stability: I can stand up and paddle around on this with ease. It really is less a matter of your size and much more a matter of your balance and athleticism. If you are not used to adjusting your weight slightly regularly, every paddleboard is difficult. I actually prefer to sit and kayak on it, to troll around lakes and go down rivers. But for casting while fishing, it is great to stand for visibility. and is plenty stable for that means. And I could totally do Yoga on this. Not sure if my wife would try it, but again, everyone has their own balance and athleticism.
Weight: This is remarkably light for it's size. It is also lighter than the IRocker, which is a smaller board. Obviously this means the iRocker has thicker plastic, since the only thing these are made of is plastic.
Durability: Now you are thinking, if it is thinner plastic it is probably not very durable. Wrong. I read a story about someone hitting a buoy and popping a hole. That must have been a very sharp buoy. I have hit rocks, dragged this over the ground, hit logs, etc. All that has done is leave some marks, no scratches or holes. Now not saying it is indestructible. If you purposely try to run into things regularly, or hit a sharp object, you will likely punch a hole eventually. But for general use and bumping things, just be careful and it is just fine.
Maneuverability: When standing up. You need the fin if you want to go straight easily. If kayaking, the fin is not needed, but can be helpful. By rule, I typically take the fin off in rivers, and have it on in lakes to stay straight when paddling into a headwind. You can turn on a dime though when the fin is not on, which is also very useful in rivers. This is all common sense really. There will likely not be much of a difference between this one turning and any other 10'6" long inflatable SUP turning.
Speed: iRocker is faster. Not by much, but it is after all more streamlined. But this is lighter and they both have similar buoyancy, so it is not a huge difference. it is so easy to get this thing moving, that debating speed is pointless.
Now that I have tried so many different inflatable SUP's (there were many others rented before we bought this), honestly, they are all pretty similar. Key things to look at would just be durability, weight, length, and width. Length and width will determine stability, weight is just a complaint for some, and durability is just about how you plan on using/taking care of it. This one is perfect on all those fronts for me. The iRocker is a little on the small side in my personal opinion, but that is because I like the idea of strapping a cooler to my board, and having a little more space to work with. Anyways, best of luck and hopefully this was helpful.

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AZ Dog Lover

Compared 3 different brands - liked this one the most.

Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2017

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I purchased 3 stand up paddle boards at the same time, so I will review them against each other.

The 3 that I purchased were:
10'6"x31"x6" Aqua Discover by Gold Coast Surfboards for $500 10'6" Aqua Discover ISUP Package - Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board (6" Thick), Floating 3 Piece Adjustable Paddle, Dual Action Pump, Leash, Fins, and Backpack by Gold Coast Surfboards
10'8"x31"x6" PEAK SUP by ISLE surf and SUP for $600 PEAK Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board with Adjustable Paddle, Travel Backpack and Coil Leash, 128 x 31 x 6-Inches, White
10'0"x31"x6" Vilano Navigator by Cycling for Less for $380 Vilano Navigator 10' (6" Thick) Inflatable SUP Stand Up Paddle Board Package

Performance - I only used these 3 boards on calm lakes. All 3 boards performed just fine. I would give a slight edge to the Aqua Discover in stability. It felt more stable when standing on it. But all 3 boards were just fine. I think the price difference is in the accessories and some features.

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Aqua Discover $500:

Board - This board is the heaviest of them all. I can tell that the material is thicker than the other boards. It is also harder to roll up and put inside the bag.

Fin - The board has 2 permanent fins and 1 removable fin. What I don't like about the big fin is that it requires a screw to hold it into place. This screw is easily lost and I lost it after 3 uses. In my opinion, it is not good to have a small screw as an integral part of a SUP. Just too small and easy to lose. They need to find a better option to install the fin.

Paddle - The paddle was the heaviest of the 3. But if I didn't have any other paddle to compare it to, I wouldn't have noticed. And the paddle does float for a while. I dropped it in and waited 30 seconds. It seems like it was going to sink as it filled with water, but the top handle seemed to keep it afloat. I think that there was air trapped in it keep it afloat.

Pump & Bungee Strap - This came with an HP2 pump, which is pretty standard. Good pump. Bungee strap was decent.

Bag - This board came with the largest bag of them all. The bag was adequate but nothing special. All the equipment together in the carry bag weighs 34 lbs.

If you plan to hike to the lake any distance, don't get this board. It's weight combined with the bag would make it a tough board to carry any distance.

It is the only board that had front and back bungees. It was nice to have 2 bungees, especially if you want to haul a couple more things on the board such as a dry bag, flip flops, tackle box.

I believe that this board is more for ocean surfers, than lazy lake paddling.

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PEAK SUP $600:

Board - This board was very light. The material was more flexible and easier to fold away. It has nicer rubber handles instead of just a nylon strap. (You can see this in their photos)

Fin - This board has a single fin. It is the same shape fin as the Aqua Discover, but it uses a much nicer locking mechanism. (You can see this in their photos)

Paddle - This was the nicest paddle of the 3 boards. It is the lightest of the 3 and just felt like better quality. And the paddle does float for a while. I dropped it in and waited 30 seconds. It seems like it was going to sink as it filled with water, but the top handle seemed to keep it afloat. I think that there was air trapped in it keep it afloat.

Pump & Bungee Strap - This came with an HP2 pump like the Aqua Discover, which is pretty standard. Good pump. Bungee strap was decent.

Bag - This board came with a very high quality bag. Weighing in at 24 lbs, the backpack had nice padded straps and even a waist strap.

Comments -

This is the paddle board I would take if I had to hike a mile to get to a lake.

The board only has a front bungee. I personally would have liked front and back bungees.

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Vilano Navigator $380:

Board - Honestly after using the $500 and $600 boards, I expected this board to be much worse. But it is a nice and stable board. You can tell that the material used is the thinnest of the 3. I believe the board itself weighs less than 20 lbs.

Fin - This is a single fin board. The fin was the thinnest of the 3. The locking mechanism was fine.

Paddle - The paddle that came with this board was pretty standard. I would say it was about the same as the Aqua Discover. But again, all 3 paddles were adequate. And the paddle does float for a while. I dropped it in and waited 30 seconds. It seems like it was going to sink as it filled with water, but the top handle seemed to keep it afloat. I think that there was air trapped in it keep it afloat.

Pump & Bungee Strap - This is where Vilano probably saved their money. The pump included was dramatically worse than the HP2 pumps that came with the other boards. It takes much longer to pump up the board. There was no bungee strap included with the board.

Bag - The bag that came with this board was about the same quality as the Aqua Discover, maybe slightly less. Because the board was so light, the entire bag was only 21 lbs. But the straps sucked so I probably wouldn't lug this to a lake over the PEAK bag at a 3 lb difference.

At $380, it's hard to say this is a bad deal compared to the $500 and $600 boards.

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Conclusion -

Sadly, I don't have a definite answer. I think that if you are on a budget, the Vilano Navigator at $380 is a great buy. You are saving money with a thinner and lighter board, a crappier bag, pump and no bungee. I mean they had to cut corners on materials to get to that lower price point.

I really like the $600 PEAK board, mainly because of its weight, paddle and backpack. I think you do pay extra to get the nicer backpack features and a higher quality paddle.

The Aqua Discover at $500 is a great middle ground, but the single fin mount just sucks.

When I bought these 3 boards, I didn't know much about SUPs except that I wanted a 10' board at least 6" thick.

If I were to buy again, I'd look for a board around the $450-$500 mark and pay attention to its accessories. The type of pump is very important. It may not seem like much but the difference in pumping a board in 5 minutes vs 10 minutes is pretty big because you do get tired. Especially if you have to pump 3 boards! If you are going to carry the board any distance, pay attention to its weight and the quality of the backpack. I don't know how to judge paddles before a purchase as it is really hard to tell if the paddle is good from photos. Lastly, look for accessories like bungee straps and leak repair kits. All these little things add up if you have to buy them later.

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Christina Michelle

Great board! Keeper!

Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2016

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Hubby and I each have an inflatable paddle board. This one is his in the blue color. Overall, we are happy with this paddle board at this price point. We ordered the blue color and it came with all the accessories pictured.

PADDLE - The paddle adjusts by a little push button into pre-drilled holes two inches apart. There are measurements along the shaft to know what length you're at. The paddle floats, although those adjustment holes will allow water seepage if the paddle is in the water for too long. You can quickly take the paddle apart to empty any water during a long outing. The paddle itself breaks down into three pieces, making it compact and able to travel easily. The paddle is fairly heavy. I replaced mine, but strong hubby doesn't care and is happy with it. The fin has a nice angled design and large size. It moves water well. The larger fin size will equate to faster fatigue in paddlers.... but that is the trade off... move more water = you have to push harder.

PUMP - although I have a different board, this pump is nearly identical. It has a gauge on the top. It's fairly simple to get our boards to 7-8 PSI, but them pumping gets hard manually. At least, it does for me. This board needs to be around 12-15 PSI. It takes my husband only a few minutes to pump up this board; however, it takes me much longer. With that said, that's true for my board, too. It's probably true for any inflatable.

LEASH - not all packages include one, so we were happy this one did. This leash is normal quality and easy to attach to a board.

FIN - the fin goes into place and a little lever secures it. Hubby likes that better than mine, which has a screw-in fin. His attaches faster. This board only has this one fin on it (as opposed to boards with a few.)

REPAIR KIT - standard patching kit in the orange case. It's identical to the one that comes with other board packages.

BACKPACK - Hubby LOVES this backpack. He says he is going to use it for long weekend trips (without the paddle board in there.) The shoulder straps are nicely reinforced and cushioned. The bag easily fits all the components for paddling and is well built.

THE BOARD -
* The blue color in the product photo is accurate. The grey portion you stand on is actually a perfect color design because the grey hides dirt.
* The board has several D-rings and straps to hold equipment easily. The handles are reinforced with a rubber piece, which is a nice touch. The back D-ring is design for the leash. It's convenient to tie up to docks/or a boat when not in use. The front straps are great to hold a life vest, a dry bag, etc.
* I can tell from rolling up this board vs. my board that the material on this one is thinner. It rolls up smaller. This hasn't seemed to effect performance, and I hope it doesn't effect durability. What I do notice is that there is a slight give in the board when my 180-pound husband stands on it even at maximum PSI. It is really subtle, but I don't notice that with my board.
* The board works well for just exploring and cruising around. Hubby is happy with it. I think for leisure paddling, it's a perfect setup. The board glides smoothly. It isn't the fastest board out there, but it's size gives nice stability that a racing board can't offer. Overall, we feel this is about 4.5/5 stars and would buy again.

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collardgreens88

Five Stars from Beginner Me (& the Dog)

Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2017

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Let me qualify this by saying that I am new to the world of Stand-Up Paddleboarding. I wanted to try it, but I didn't have many expectations for board dimensions, utility, etc. My priorities were:

1. Ease of Transport/Storage (hard boards rated very low in this category) and
2. Weight Restrictions (I'm not little myself, and I wanted to take my ~70lb mutt, as well)

I chose this inlfatable board because a friend had one, and when I saw it, I was very impressed. The plethora of positive reviews here on Amazon also encouraged my decision. I was not dissatisfied at all. It's truly remarkable how firm the inflatable is. I usually kneeled to get going before standing up, but once you are on the water and moving with the fin engaged, the board feels quite stable. I got wobbly when the dog decided to stand up and walk around under my legs, but I was able to recover without dumping us both in the drink. I did feel ripples beneath the board when the wind came up (my guess would be that a hard board would make these less noticable), but for me, stand-up paddling against the wind is quite difficult anyway as your body acts like a sail. I bumped into multiple things (rocks, docks, boats) and even ran the bow aground on a beach with no damage to the board. (If YouTube can be trusted, bumping into things on a hard board is a big "No-No".)

It took me approximately 15-20 minutes to unpack and set up the board using the included pump. It's a bit of a workout, but I had no trouble doing it myself. Stronger or more athletic folks could probably do it more quickly. I did rediscover several previously unused muscles after my first outing on the board. Surprisingly, the muscles in my feet seemed to suffer the most.

Everything you need (excepting a PFD) comes in the bag, which, though bulky, is relatively lightweight. Rolling the board for storage is a little tricky since you have to fold it so the fin clip and air valve lay correctly, but it got easier each time I did it. I actually had extra room to store my paddling PFD in the bag, as well. The convenience of throwing the bag in the car for transport is nice.

I cannot wait to get the board in the water again! I had so much fun, I wonder why everyone doesn't have one.

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The Guy

My 15 year old son tried it on a vacation last year and thought it was pretty cool and I've wanted to try it since

Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2017

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If I could give it more stars I would. So, I'm a complete novice to stand up paddle boarding but wanted to try it. My 15 year old son tried it on a vacation last year and thought it was pretty cool and I've wanted to try it since. I read a lot of reviews and a write-up by REI on what to look for. I decided I wanted an inflatable just for ease of storage and transport. I was looking for a wider board for more stability, moderate maneuverability, moderate price, and great quality. It's really easy to get into the high end boards but I didn't need to spend the money on something like that for my first try. Anyway, I got this one, quickly and opened it to go to the lake this weekend. We blew it up with the hand pump (super easy), attached the leash, adjusted the paddle and headed down to the lake carrying it. There were 8 of us that all took turns on it. Everyone from 10 year olds to 50 year olds had a ball. I would guess we ranged in weight from 100 pounds to 220 pounds. This thing had no sagging for the heavier weights and was still maneuverable for the lighter weights. It was windy this weekend so you had to fight that a little and maybe a lower profile one would have been better for that but it worked fine. Someone said they recommended a better paddle but I liked this adjustable one and it seemed to pull in the water well. I also noticed a lot of cheaper ones at the lake that were sagging or too wobbly for people. I thought this one was outstanding - pardon the pun. I highly recommend it but it's not like I have ever been on another one to compare to. For me personally, this was a great buy.

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P. Tokarz

Really good SUP

Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2016

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Ordered this to float the lakes with the kids. Maybe a mild river without much rapids. I've used rigid boards before but this is my first inflatable. Main thoughts are as follows:

Ordered on a Wed. Took it out to float that Sat (actually arrived on Fri). Very quick which was great. On first inspection the product looks solid and the kit is comprehensive. I like that I didnt need to order a paddle for example.

Took it to the lake and set it up. Took me about 10 min. Pump seems very solid and I like the dual stage for fast volume and high pressure. I am 170lbs and very fit so it wasnt much to get the 15psi in. The last few psi will take some commitment but its easily doable.

The board seems very well made. Its sturdy and although it feels and rides different thnt a rigid, it easily held me with either or both of my little daughters for a tour around the lake. Has a nice sized cargo net and a very large rubberized standing platform. My 9 year old was able to jump off and on again in the middle of the paddle. The paddle itself is adjustable for me of for her and seems well made.

Breakdown takes about 5 min. Easy to roll up and goes right into a well constructed backpack carrier. This was a great purchase. Getting ready for a family reunion at another lake next weekend. I suspect I'll sell a few of these to my siblings. Might even try to get another one myself

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LebBuck

Great SUP. Solid and high quality.

Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2016

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I have to say, that we are thrilled with this SUP. Although we haven't been able to give it a try out on the water yet, everything about it is great quality. Upon arrival, it was wrapped nicely, and everything was in great shape. I unfolded the SUP and removed the plastic wrapping. Seeing some previous reviews about timing, I did time how long it took to blow it up. To get it to 13 psi, it took about 15 minutes. I stopped there just because it seemed so sturdy already. And I had to stop every 3 minutes or so for a short break. It was some work, but I'm sure it is like this for all inflatable SUP's. I will probably buy an electric pump so my wife and kids can inflate these. I don't think they would be able to get it to 15 psi manually. That said, 13 psi and this SUP was extremely rigid. There was no bending, or depressing any part of the SUP at this point.
I LOVE the travel bag that comes with this SUP. Holds everything very easily, and the backpack straps are comfy. Deflating it is a piece of cake. Unscrew the top cap, press down on the nozzle for a few seconds... then turn it and lock it down and it deflates on its own. I then just rolled it up, wrapped it in the provided black tie strap, put it in the travel bag and done. Won't get to test it on the water until March.

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laceyrenee

I am SO happy I bought this.

Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2017

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I knew I'd love SUPing.

My top reasons why I love this packaged deal.

1. This is my first SUP board. It comes with everything. Boom. Done. It's so much fun to bum around the lake on. I've become obsessed and don't ever want to come in to shore. I haven't taken it out on the big lake yet though (I live near Lake Superior) That will come with time :).

2. Convenience. It took me 11 minutes to blow up the first time with the included pump. No big deal...a little added upper arm workout. You can get an electric one if you really don't want the extra workout. I've had it out for two weeks now and it hasn't lost any air. It's also easy to roll up and put in the back pack. I live in a tiny house so an inflatable was the only way to go for me. It's super tough. One would expect it not to be if they first heard the word "inflatable".

3. Great company. The company reached out to me after I bought it asking me about my experience (as many Amazon-using companies do). I had one minor issue. Nothing to do with the board itself, but the back pack (a tiny tear when I tightened one of the straps) and the repair kit (I just needed to make sure I had everything in it that I needed for a repair.). They helped me immediately and I have no complaints. A great company to work with makes all the difference. Thanks Isle Surf and SUP!

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