11'x34'' Extra Wide Inflatable Paddle Board, Up to 420lbs Stand-up Paddle Boards for Adults, Stable SUP for 2 People/Family, 3-PCS Paddle, Shoulder Strap, US Fin

I'm 6'2" and ~210 pounds. I wanted a stable paddleboard with plenty of modularity. This paddleboard is perfect. I cross-shopped $500-$1200 paddleboards and I don't think any of them would have come close to the flexibility this one offers.When I say flexibility, I mean the number of bungees, handles, and attachment points. They don't get in the way or detract from the experience at all, but they make it so convenient to carry a cooler, strap your paddle to the board, carry life jacket, hat, sandals, etc. I bought some clips for my paddle and I love that I can attach it to the board when I want to jump off and swim (rather than just hope it doesn't fall off).On top of all this, it is extremely stable for bigger riders. I stand up on this thing and paddle in boat wake with little issue. It works for two people as well. Lastly, I thought it would be really slow, but it actually is quite fast for what it is. The bag is good quality, and I love the multiple accessories they give like the multiple dry bags.All in all, it's a really solid board and hard to beat if you are looking for a do-it-all SUP.

A large and stable board! Got this as a way to take my 100 lb dog out on the water with me and we both fit on it with ease. I did a lot of research prior to purchasing and I’m so happy with my choice!

Likes: I really liked the graphic design and color of the board. The bag, board, and accessories were of high quality and used friendly. The paddle is made of high quality composite and works much better than the other paddle I purchased from a different manufacturer for my previous infatable paddle board. as stated, this is my second inflatable SUP and I find this board to be very stable on the water. I have paddled on the board for one season up north in Michigan on a busy lake. The board handles boat waves well and I am able to remain up on the board in moderate wind conditions. The paddle (handle) once assembled was initially loose in the shaft but if you rotate the locking mechanism in a circular manner it tightens the handle and it does not move once tightened. This made the paddle and board combo a 5 star item for me. I have not had any leaks or seam blow outs and I continue to enjoy the SUP.Dislikes: The hand pump is a real work out for the biceps which is okay but I purchased an electric rechargeable pump which makes inflation a snap. The board also tracks well across the lake which eliminates switching hands to paddle in a straight path. Overall, I highly recommend purchasing this stand up paddle board.

I’m really impressed with the quality, packaging and extras. I bought two of these for me and my wife. Here are some detailed, pros and cons.PROS1. Didn’t expect some of the extras that came with the product. There’s a floating waterproof smart Phone holder with a lanyard included which is really nice, also you get a pretty sturdy dry bag to pack your provisions for when you’re out on the water.2. The backpack is well-made and high quality nylon fabrics material with sturdy zippers, not some plasticky thing, it looks like it’ll really hold up well.3. The board is excellent quality, it actually has some D rings on it so you can install a kayaking seat if standing isn’t your thing. At the price point it appears as good as boards I’ve seen for twice the price.4. The paddle that comes with the board is really well-made. It’s a rigid paddle. Some of the cheaper sup boards have a flexy paddle, and flexy handle. This one’s handle is made of aluminum, it floats, and it’s very stiff for excellent control when you’re paddling. The paddle blade itself is very stiff hard plastic as well. That’s usually something you only see on higher quality paddle boards.5. All the other accessories such as the manual pump are decent quality as well. Overall, I’m extremely impressed and happy for the value I received.CONS1. The manufacturer indicates where there is a serial number on the board for warranty service. It’s almost impossible to see because it’s in faint white lettering next to the fin box on top of a baby blue finish. I had to take a photo of it with my camera and blow it up and then do some editing to increase the contrast to be able to even read it. But it’s there.2. When I was trying to figure out how to find that serial number, I sent an email to customer service and did not receive a response for 48 hours. I’m still waiting, I finally got frustrated and figured it out myself.3. This really isn’t a con, all the SUP manufacturers include a manual pump with the product. The pump works but it’s a heck of a lot of work especially if it’s hot out. I highly recommend anyone buying an inflatable, paddleboard purchase one of the pumps readily available on Amazon. For around 50 bucks it’s worth it’s weight in gold.I also plan to purchase a couple of kayaking seats to mount to the top of my board. Once I get those and try them out I will update the review.