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
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Color: Olive Green
Features
- WIDE SUP DESIGN The Serene Life stand up paddling board is 10 long and provides 32 of deck width for improved stability and balance while standing.
- SUPERIOR MANEUVERABILITY The triple bottom panel fins help board improve overall speed, handling and steering for easier use by kids, teens and adults alike.
- NON-SLIP SOFT TOP DECK Great for beginners, our paddleboard is made for early learning and for less accidents or injuries should you fallhappens to us all.
- COMPLETE PADDLEBOARD KIT Every SereneLife Paddle Board also comes with paddling essentials, including a coiled ankle cuff safety leash, oar Pedal, manual air pump, patch repair accessory kit, and convenient storage bag.
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 36.23 x 16.75 x 12.38 inches
Package Weight: 14.13 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 120 x 30 x 6 inches
Item Weight: 13.89 Pounds
Brand Name: SereneLife
Warranty Description: 1 YEAR HASSLE FREE
Model Name: 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
Color: Olive Green
Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Sound Around (HI) Pyle Meters
Part Number: SLSUP
Style: Paddle Board
Included Components: Paddle-Board Oar Paddle Manual Air Pump Coiled Ankle Cuff Safety Leash Patch Repair Accessory Kit Storage / Carry Bag
Sport Type: SUP Paddling
Skill Level: All
Date First Available: May 19, 2017
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Color: Olive Green
I've bought a total of 3 inflatable boards of my own over the last 2 years. I've ridden countless other boards, both hard and inflatable and I can easily say this is probably the best board you can buy at the price range ($319 before shipping when I purchased). Here's a list of the reasons I would highly recommend this board over other similarly priced ones: - The quality of the board and it's material is high and rivals that of boards in the $500 - $700 range. - 6 inch thickness means this board can easily hold 2 people. This is something anyone should be aware of when purchasing a board. I recently bought the highly rated 4-inch Pathfinder which is a nice, light board, but can definitely only hold 1 person. - Comes with a leash which most boards do not. And on that note... - The dual fins in the back make this a great board for surfing. A leash definitely comes in handy when out in the ocean because this thing will float back to shore if you're not holding onto it and a wave crashed over you. - Very easy to roll/fold up and store. This is probably the biggest selling point of inflatables. No roof racks needed, takes up minimal space. - Being inflatable means it's not an issue if you accidentally bump things or drop it. Have permanently scuffed or dinged hard boards even from the smallest taps, so this is a nice peace-of-mind thing with all inflatables. Material is thick enough with this (and most boards) that I've yet to puncture one, even having taken them into rock rivers or running into or over random branches or tree trunks. So to sum it up, as someone who owns 3 inflatables and has used countless others, I can easily say this is the best one I own. It's great for 1 or 2 people, is highly buoyant, very stable, and comes with a lot of great additional things that really sweeten the deal (2-way pump and leash). VERY IMPORTANT/MUST READ: I gotta update some things at the bottom of this review as the electric pump situation has kind of changed right now in late 2020. The pump I was previously recommending isn't even on Amazon anymore. First thing to be aware of when buying an ISUP pump is knowing the difference between 2-phase pumps and single-phase compressor pumps. - 2 phase is fast inflation until the thing you're trying to inflate hits a couple psi, then the compressor kicks in (pump gets much louder) to do get the board from 1-3 psi to 15psi or whatever you're trying to inflate to. - Single-phase is purely compressor, so it's not recommended to inflate your entire board from scratch because compressor pumps are meant for higher psi's and only shoot out air in smaller short bursts and will take a long time on inflating a board from scratch (around 25 minutes) and you risk burning out your pump. If you do buy a single-phase (compressor only) pump, just use the hand pump that came with your board to inflate the board until it takes shape, then plug in the compressor pump and let it do the rest of the work. Do some research if necessary but if you're buying a pump off Amazon, look at reviews and try to get pumps that come with a warranty. The cheaper pumps ($50 to $100 range) don't have the best reviews and don't have warranties because they tend to break or burnout pretty fast. My sister bought one of the cheaper pumps a few months ago and has only used it about 4 or 5 times and it burned out on us yesterday and we had to use our hand pumps to get the boards the rest of the way. The pump I linked below seems to be the sweet spot for price and quality and also comes with a 1-year warranty. In my personal opinion, if you're paying less than $100 for an ISUP pump, don't be expecting a whole lot. Recommended pump: https://www.amazon.com/Swonder-Electric-Intelligent-Auto-Off-Inflatable/dp/B07TY9X6NF/ref=sr_1_12?dchild=1&keywords=isup+pump&qid=1606750545&sr=8-12 Also, make sure the pump has a Halkey Roberts Valve connector. This is generally the standard connector needed to connect a pump to your ISUP board. Most ISUP pumps will likely have the correct connector but you should double check because not all ISUP pumps come with one by default. If it doesn't come with one, make sure to get a Halkey Roberts Valve adapter, which I'll link below. The downside to getting a pump that requires you to use a separate HK Valve adapter is that you'll need to physically hold the pump hose to the adapter when inflating your board (unless you glue them together with something super strong like Gorilla Glue). Halkey Roberts Valve Adapter (aka. HK Valve Adapter): https://www.amazon.com/UJEFF-Halkey-Roberts-Adapter-Paddle-Inflatable/dp/B086RNV73Y/ref=sr_1_10?dchild=1&keywords=halkey+roberts+valve+adapter&qid=1626294783&sr=8-10 Hope this helps :-D
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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2017 by Brett Connolly
Color: Marine Blue
Ok, to start off: I’ve been wanting a kayak or paddle board for a couple of years now but just couldn’t bring myself to pay the money for one. Then I decided a paddle board would be much easier to store and carry around than a kayak. But I definitely did NOT want an inflatable one…Until I did some serious research. In my mind if I got an inflatable paddle board that must mean I’m sacrificing quality..right? WRONG! I am so so glad I got this paddle board. It has so many pros I don’t think the cons count😂 as a short person I love that they are easy to carry with the middle handle, plus being lighter than a hard board. I weigh 205 lbs and my friend weighs 200 lb. We both are able to ride the board TOGETHER and it stayed afloat like a dream! It also glides very well in the water (in my limited opinion) as well as having great stability. Airing up the board took about 5 min with me and my friend taking turns. Definitely got harder to pump the more sides up it was, but still very doable. To get all the air out I figured out that laying on the board tends to give quicker results😅 it was very simple and easy to dry my board off, deflate it, roll it up, and put back in the bag. If I am to say anything against this product is that I wish the bag was a bit bigger so I could put the pump in it as well. Other than that I ABSOLUTELY LOVE MY BOARD! I believe the price you pay is definitely worth the quality you are given!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2023 by Morgan troyer
Color: Olive Green
We purchased this in August 2020 because my husband and I couldn't fit on my hardboard SUP (LOL). Now, since I've had my hardboard SUP since 2013, I'm team hardboard for how durable and sturdy it is. Since SUPs started becoming popular early 2000s, inflatable SUPs were not the best recommended board for how unreliable and flimsy the material can be to any minor dings, collisions, sharp edges, rocks, etc. So I am obviously skeptical of acquiring an inflatable, but I knew that a few hundred for an inflatable is reasonable while the hardboard SUP was around $1,200. Besides, my husband was not an avid SUP-er** like I am so I figured it was worth it. Lo and behold, 3 years later, the inflatable is doing so well!! It's really sturdy and balanced compared to my hardboard. If you're a beginner at SUP, I recommend this board vs the hardboard. Some light hardboards can be too sensitive to maneuver if you do not have good core balance. Once we got our inflatable, nearly 5 more of our friends got bought one too (2021-2022) after we brought them out to the water to try. They still have their inflatable board to this day. Overall, if you're skeptical about the board (I mean you shouldn't with 20,000+ reviews; I think most of them are real), GET IT! This is coming from a diehard hardboard fan. I do recommend an air pump though... **[So now my husband LOVES to take out the SUP any chance we get now. The convenience of packing it in a trunk is also what he loves about it. So buyer beware ;)]
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2023 by Kelly