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
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Color: 11'x33"x6" Carbon White
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- Ultra Portable : Deflated it's only 1 foot in diameter by 38". Inflated size : 11'x33"x6" Thick. Weight 20.3lbs, Maximum capactiy is up to 350lbs, Stable and great for all skill levels and conditions.
- Rigid Design : It feels very similar to a hard board.The board is made of high grade Military Ultra Light PVC Drop Stitch Fabric. Constructed with additional PVC layer of board rails are highly strengthened the board.
- Deck Features : 5mm Comfort diamond groove traction for grip. 11pcs of 316 Stainless Steel D-Rings and bungee on front deck for storage.
- Complete Package : Board, Fully adjustable aluminium paddle measures from 65-82inches long,Voyager ISUP travel backpack, Shoulder Strap, Coiled leash, Removable fin, Waterproof Cell-Phone Pouch,Double Action Pump: during the 1st phase of the inflation use double action:clip closed Fig.1, when the pressure arrives to a relatively higher value, use single action:clip open,Fig.2.
Brand: Aqua Plus
Color: 11'x33"x6" Carbon White
Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Sport: SUP Paddling
Item Weight: 20.3 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 132"L x 33"W
Skill Level: All
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 350 Pounds
Item Thickness: 6 Inches
Age Range (Description): Youth, adult
Maximum Pressure: 15 Pound per Square Inch
Strap Type: Ankle
Manufacturer: Aqua Plus Marina
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 34.12 x 18 x 9 inches
Package Weight: 13.2 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 132 x 33 x 0.04 inches
Brand Name: Aqua Plus
Part Number: 335-CBN-WHT
Date First Available: May 31, 2022
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Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2025 by Natalee
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Quick update. Two summers almost in the books for these boards, and still no regrets at all! One of them had a small air leak around the valve, but after too much freaking out, and finally finding the tool that came with the board, a quick little tighten of the valve, and no issues with it for months. I can't remember exactly how many times we used these boards last year, but I just counted, and I used it this summer 16 times. I would say they have paid for themselves by now. We bought three of them about a month ago, used two about twice as much as the third one, and have no regrets about the purchase so far. We were debating between kayak, tandem kayak, SUP, or inflatable SUP, and we definitely made the right decision! Three of these easily fit in a 4dr hyundai accent with 3 small adults, and we can go wherever we want. Set up is not hard, just make sure the inflator valve is springy, and bounces back out when you push on it, BEFORE you start inflating! Instructions note this, but its only a matter of time before you forget to check one time, and you would think its not that big of a deal, and you could close it with air already in, and not lose much, but trust me, regardless of how fast you move, you are going to go from 11psi, to less than 5 long before you get it shut, which brings me to the only real downfall with this, or probably any board, with a manual pump........ it takes a little work to get it up to 15psi Small inflator don't pump enough air, and I haven't been desperate enough to want to buy one for these, at 100+dollars, but my girlfriend definitely is, and her son, who uses our 3rd one, said yesterday to just buy an inflator for all three, and give it to him for his birthday this month......... in the hot sun, it's a small workout to get it filled up. You'll definitely be ready to hit the water when you are done. Not super hard to do, but takes some effort, probably 10 minutes of your time, and what I think might be the worst part, the pump isn't quite tall enough for you to use while fully standing up, so the whole time, your back is at a slightly uncomfortable angle. All in all, I find the rewards of being out on the water well worth the time and effort, and I still don't want to spend the money on an inflator, even when I find myself finishing everyone else's board after get mine filled. Other things I wish I would have considered before buying would be the kayak style seat. We purchased these separately, and its what I feel like is a must have accessory, giving you the option of sitting with a back rest. And once you get the kayak seat, and you realize how much easier paddling is with an actual kayak paddle, you'll be looking online and wondering why they don't sell jist the second blade for your stand up paddle. So personally, if I bought one again, I would look for one made by this company, because of the price and quality, but with a package deal with the kayak seat and paddle, if possible...... other than that, ZERO regrets, and i just looked at my strava app, and since mid July, we have used ours 10 different times already. To rent a kayak or SUP around here is at least 25-50 bucks each time, and that usually gets you a time limit. 25 bucks per rental x 10 rentals....... I would agree with the math and say we have definitely gotten our money's worth, now let's just hope the quality holds up for years to come🤞🤞🤞
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2021 by Olive Blackhock
Hi! I'm Minh.. and I love me some SUP. I've owned 3 inflatables and 1 hard shell. So.. obviously the hardshell one is amazing (by Isle) and trying to find something relatively cheaper and sturdy is the challenge. My 3rd inflatable was from Isle too but the pricing is beyond too much compared to these two i've chosen. This is one of the 2 that was around the $300 mark. The other one is Goplus Inflatable SUP: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07QSSB3FN/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Both are Sturdy once fully inflated. Both are 32" across. Both are 23 lbs with the fin and bag. Add another 2 lbs for a paddle.. both almost the exact same weight. Both come with everything you need: carrying bag, paddle, repair kit, fin. Basically both are pretty much the same thing as far as use.. now.. here's where everything changes. PROS/CONS/WINNERS - Anchors: The Aquaplus has 6 extra anchor parts. 4 on top/middle of the board, and then 2 on the side. The 2 on the side you can connect a should strap (which they include) for easier carrying. the other 4 are great to connect to other SUP boards when you're chillin' or you can connect a velcro strap to hold your paddle when you're laying out. The GoPlus only has the normal front 4 anchors for the bungee strap and rear for the ankle strap. Winner: The Aquaplus - FINS: The GoPlus has 2 permanent fins as well as 1 large fin that you take on and take off, so I thought they would help keep it steady. Honestly, I can't tell the difference with the two little fins, but as long as you have the one fin on there, you'll be perfectly fine. They both install the exact same way. so I'll give it to GoPlus because maybe it does help? but I can't feel it. Winner: The GoPlus by a hair. - DIMENSIONS: The Aquaplus seems to be bigger on the front area where the bungee is.. I don't know why but it is. so im guessing it would be easier to balance stuff up there, versus the GoPlus. But where you stand it's basically 32" and also both weigh the EXACT weight. Winner: The Aquaplus - THE MANUAL PUMP: The pump on the GoPlus seems to be more rigid.. but the hose is connected at the part of the pump that goes up and down. so it's flying all over the place when you're busy pumping. The Aquaplus is more basic, but the tach didn't work. and honestly, I don't even look at the gauge anyhow.. I do the feel test. you feel it until it's super hard, and then you put an extra 10-15 pumps in. Winner: The Aquaplus - PRICING: the Aquaplus was: $269 the Goplus was: $339 + $20 coupon code: = $319 basically I paid an extra $50 because I wanted the "wood look". Winner: The Aquaplus OUTCOME: well, the Aquaplus, has those extra anchors, and the shoulder strap, and you can't beat that pricing, so clearly.. it's the winner... CLEARLY. Also, if you're going to buy a pump. I found the one that will work with a 400w car adapter/converter: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000FE7J0A/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Also, you're gonna need a cup holder.. here's my setup: - cup holder board mount: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B072K9RP29/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 - cup holder: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01I4463T0/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 - board connectors: (this is if you have a couple of boards you wanna chill together without floating all over. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07B79Q4ZS/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A3M47XCZPTMHM1&psc=1 - Portable ice cooler and pillow: I use this to haul my beers.. eh.. I mean soft drinks in for a day of SUPing. Keeps it cool for hours!! and soft enough that I use it for a pillow when im laid out. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BH4H726/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 follow me! I buy a TON of stuff :)
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