FunWater Stand Up Paddle Board Ultra-Light Inflatable Paddleboard with SUP Accessories for Adults & Youth of All Skill Levels
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Style: ORANGE/BLACK No Pump & Bag & Leash
Features
- User ScenariosFunwater inflatable paddle boards is your first choice for water sports.Funwater inflatable paddle boards (SUP) are suitable for all skill Levels to enjoy themselves, explore, or adventure in water areas.
- Materials and ParametersThe new ultra light military grade double wall PVC is 35% lighter than similar size products , with excellent wear resistance, toughness and long service life.
- Design and UseFunwater's unique ergonomic handle design allows you to inflate your paddle more easily in a shorter time.The multifunctional elastic string can tightly fix any objects placed on the stand up paddleboard.
- Package includes1 inflatable paddleboard, 1 adjustable paddle, 3 fins, 1 air valve adapter, and 1 repair kit.(Package contents are subject to pictures)
- Customer ServiceFunwater is committed to offering unparalleled customer service for all of the customers. If you have any questions about the paddle board, please feel free to contact us and we will do my best to solve the problem for you.
Description
FunWater inflatable stand up paddle board , which features durable top foam and non-slip grip. This inflatable stand up paddle board use the new ultra- light construction is 35% lighter than comparable models. The board maximum capacity is up to 330 lbs, stable and great for all conditions. It is ideal for fit all skill levels, with its length and proportion the board can provide excellent glides for cruising, fitness, fishing, and exploring. Performs like a hard board riding a rigid inflatable SUP will make you feel like you’re on a hard board without compromising stability or performance. The added benefits make FunWater paddle board a great option for beginners and tandem riders alike.
Brand: FunWater
Color: Blue, black, and orange
Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Sport: Paddleboarding
Product Dimensions: 126"L x 31.5"W
Skill Level: All
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 300 Pounds
Manufacturer: FunWater
UPC: 810143164176
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 36 x 16 x 7 inches
Package Weight: 10.22 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 126 x 31.5 x 0.1 inches
Brand Name: FunWater
Warranty Description: yes
Model Name: SUP0522
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Style: ORANGE/BLACK No Pump & Bag & Leash
Included Components: Paddleboard
Date First Available: May 22, 2024
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Style: black
The media could not be loaded. So far I am absolutely thrilled with this budget board. Three of my family members purchased PEAK brand boards earlier this spring, I gave one a try and I new I wanted a board of my own but theirs cost upwards of six hundred dollars each, and they were completely sold out of every size and style. Even if the PEAK brand hadn't been sold out, 550-600 seemed like an awful lot of money (although I can't deny the quality and durability of their PEAK boards is top notch so far). I started looking at other boards, more budget friendly options, etc. Early summer 2020 was a BAD time to be shopping for a paddle board, these things were selling like hot cakes and every brand from cheap to expensive was running out of stock every other day. After skimming search results for a good 4 days is when THIS particular board popped up as being "In stock", and it was selling for under three hundred dollars. I pondered it for a while, suspicious of the low price, but while I pondered it went from "in stock" to "20 remaining" and a short while later it went to "5 remaining" and at that point I knew I had to act or miss out, so I pulled the trigger. These boards have come in stock once since then and once again they sold out their stock within a day. So if you get a chance and you are still shopping during this crazy summer where all brands are going out of stock left and right, my advice would be to BUY RIGHT NOW while you still can! My wife has one of those PEAK brand boards so I was able to do a very close comparison and so far it looks like I got one heck of a deal. Is there some difference between her twice as expensive board and this one? Yes, but so far not enough difference to justify the extra cost. Let me tell you where I see notable differences: Her pump is a little nicer, her paddle is a tiny bit nicer (mostly in aesthetics), her bag is heavier more durable material with padded straps and back rest (no padding on the bag for this budget board). Now between the pumps so far I do not notice much difference in actual pumping time, despite hers being a dual stage pump and mine being a single stage. My pump feels a bit cheaper but for far the pump and the gauge work fine, and I clocked about 5 minutes to pump up either board with either pump, so good enough for now. Both boards use the same valve so the pumps are interchangeable. Differences between the boards themselves: The PEAK brand probably wins in the subjective styling department, but both boards feel equally rigid and tough when pumped up. They are roughly the same size, both 11 footers and both 6 inches thick but mine is actually an inch wider in the middle (33 vs hers at 32 inches) and then mine has a bit more of a tapered point in the front. On the PEAK board only the large center fin is removable. On this budget board all three fins remove and I think this is actually a desirable advantage as it makes stacking easier. The PEAK brand board has more D-rings and more overall storage, mainly in that the PEAK board has bungees front and back while my board only has front bungees and fewer connection points. So point goes to PEAK for more storage and more style but overall the boards are similar size and both are solid and seem to be good quality so far. I don't notice any major difference between the soft deck material, that is good on both boards. They day I got my board we rushed out to the lake, even though it was windy. A friend joined us on an older board that was shorter and thinner. Despite the waves and my personal inexperience I kept up with the PEAK board just fine. Having the widest board there, I felt no stability issues in the mild waves and my three fins kept me going straight (our friend with the older single-fin board struggled a bit more to stay stable and track straight). My simple all-black paddle did the job just fine, no slipping issues at the adjustment point. Overall for initial impressions and first trip out I'd say this board is excellent value. Other than less bungee storage it seems to give up nothing in terms of performance vs the twice-the-price PEAK board. From here it will be down to TIME to determine if going the budget route actually saved me money or will leave me sad with a blown seam at some point down the road. I will for sure be back here updating this review the moment any kind of major issue does occur, so if this review is not updated you can safely assume I am still happily using the board and the longevity battle between this and her PEAK board is still ongoing. I would buy another one of these in a heartbeat, shopping for an 11 footer under 350 was really tough during the period I was shopping in and style choices varied greatly, I like the looks of this one so to snag it under 300 was really awesome but I don't know if they will drop that cheap with the way demand is right now. Thanks for reading and best of luck to you in your search!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2020 by MinnesotaDrew
For the price this is one awesome paddle board. It’s a great size which offers stability. I ordered an electric SUP pump for mine and that makes inflating and deflating a breeze. I will be ordering a bag for it as it would make it so much easier to transport. No issues with holes or leaks, and I did not have a problem with inserting the fins into their slots like some people mentioned. Mine slid right in and the clips help secure them. This also comes with a telescoping paddle and it is far better quality than I expected for an accessory that comes included. Overall this is money well spent and I’ll probably order another one for my spouse so I don’t have to share 😝.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2024 by JLA
Style: black
We’ve owned this FunWater paddle board since 2022 and have taken it on the water about 15 times. We purchased this board because FunWater is consistently rated as one of the top paddle boards manufacturers. According to my wife and daughter, who are the primary users of the board, the paddle board is living up to its reputation. They’re very happy with it: the board is sturdy, stable, easy to set up, and easy to use/paddle. The board is easy to inflate by using the hand pump that comes with it. The board deflates well and packs small, which is nice because we’re able to take the board with us on trips even if we’re not sure we’ll be able to use it when we get there. We’ve also had an unusually positive experience with FunWater customer support. I typically don’t enjoy reaching out to customer support, as too often they’re so difficult to work with, but FunWater customer support was an exception. They addressed my concern (a rare defect on the board) very quickly (within 24-48 hours) and they exceeded my expectations in all regards. I highly recommend this paddle board and FunWater in general.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2024 by TomC
Style: black
I'd only been paddle boarding a couple of times before purchasing this inflatable board, and for a beginner like me who wants to get out and have some fun on lakes and slow rivers, who doesn't have storage space for a hard board, and who doesn't want to spend a lot of money, this is perfect! My friend has a Body Glove inflatable, which was a bit wider and therefore more stable (it was also more stylish and had a few more features, which I don't need), but I tried her board and the differences weren't notable to me and definitely weren't the $150 difference in price. Is this board hard to inflate? Not really. The single-action pump that comes included isn't fast and once you get to about 8psi, pumping is hard going for sure, but it's doable. The fins are helpful and slide on and off easily. The straps are minimal but tight and are sufficient for my needs. And it's just light enough for me to carry without trouble. The paddle isn't great - the extension lock is finicky and mine is currently stuck in place, which is a bummer. People who are used to hard boards or are more than beginners may not like this board. As a kayaker who uses both high-end composite kayaks and relatively nice inflatable kayaks, I find that an inflatable kayak isn't good for much but slow, simply recreation. But there are certainly days when I enjoy that. I assume the same goes for inflatable paddle boards, but I don't have the experience with high-end paddle boards to make that comparison knowledgeably - I'm just speculating. Overall, this is a great board for paddling around the lake, and I'm having a blast with it. And the price was excellent!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2024 by Fine Stein