Paddle Board 11'x33 x6 Extra Wide Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board with Hand Pump,Leash, Adjustable Paddle For Basic Version, Extra Kayak Paddle Kayak Seat 2 Fishing Mounts For Fishing Version

Really impressed with this product!! As a beginner, I did not want to drop a large amount of money on a new hobby right out of the gate. So I opted to give this paddle board a try instead . I’m So glad I did!!! Just finished up a trip to Florida and this thing performed like a champ!!! So easy to blow up and get in the water. Literally only takes a few minutes. And as far as stability, it was better than I expected! Durability, 5 ⭐️’s!! I actually ran into a large rock with it in the bay b/c I was losing daylight and couldn’t see very well. I was extremely surprised to find it didn’t even leave a scratch. If you’re looking for a portable, travel friendly paddle board that looks good and performs even better, don’t hesitate to give this one a try! I even took my son out with me and it worked perfectly!

I bought the Advenor inflatable SUP in 2021 as paddle boarding novice in every sense of the word. I had never even tried to paddle board before. To my delight, it turned into a great purchase (easily my favorite thing) and I’m so happy I found it! It was easy to setup, lightweight enough to carry anywhere (both inflated and not), and actually fits back into the bag once deflated. A total score for having no idea what I was doing at first! I will say, I was a little skeptical about the inflating part, and after understanding that 12 psi is more of a requirement and not a suggestion, I soon realized that an electric pump would be so much faster and easier. So I bought one, and I highly recommend you get yourself one too. There’s nothing worse than struggling to manually pump up the SUP, thinking everyone is watching you, sweat dripping everywhere, anxiety taking over, trying to pretend you aren’t out of breath (but you def are), unless you like those feelings and consider it part of your workout, but seriously it’s the least fun part of the whole experience, and if you are going to paddle regularly, get the electric pump. You’ll thank me later. I now paddle board regularly from April - October and can honestly say I hope this board lasts forever! The colors are vibrant (I chose turquoise), the parts are durable, and it’s just a badass board. Definitely give this a try, just buy it, you will love it, the price is great, and an awesome way to get out and enjoy the water!

Owned it for about 2 Years now. Taken it out probably 30 times now. Nice and sturdy. My wife has gone out on this throughout the entire duration of her pregnancy and never found it unsteady. It's a little heavy although I would assume it's probably consistent with other brands . I have always carried it for her and pumped it up because it's a lot of work to get it setup. Might be a little difficult for someone without a lot of strength and stamina. We usually pump it up at home with an air compressor and stick it on the roof rack to take it to the lake near our house. (We don't go above 45mph). Note: If you are looking into a pump there are two stages you'll want to look into. Some pumps are high volume but cant go above 1PSI. Others like tire pumps will far exceed the PSI needed but at very low volumes. Hence I opted for the RYOBI Dual Function Inflator. (I already had the batteries). There are two stages with this pump. High Volume which fills up the SUP with lots of air quickly, then I switch it to the Pressure pump side to get the volume to around 15 PSI. This can take I think from memory 30 minutes so it isn't quick but its a lot easer on your back. Pumping it up by hand I think from memory took me and my wife around 15-20 minutes. The pump that comes with it is still great and pushes a lot of air into the board very quickly. I think what we are going to do is use the hand pump to get it started, then let the battery operated pump finish it off. (Harder to pump once the pressure increases). I have read that inflatable SUPs have a 3-5 year file span. I think with proper care this will provide a lot of fun to come.

This is my first paddle board and I love the width, length, and how comfortable it is. I get pretty sore on my Kyak after about an hour but I was on this for 3 hours today and am only a tiny bit sore. I did okay at balancing/ standing but I don't think I had enough air in it so it was little wobbly. My only complaint is that the air pump doesn't twist on very well and kept popping off while I was trying to pump it up, but thankfully the valve stops the air from rushing out if you tap it. It took about 15 minutes to fill up due to this. It dries fairly quickly once you are out of the water, it is easy to deflate and store and I would recommend this product. Can't wait to try it with my kiddo next time! UPDATE: The hose that connects to the air pump does not stay locked in. I have had to use my friends to finish pumping my paddle board the last 2 times. Very annoying. I reached out to customer service and they were no help. They want you to jump through hoops for any resolution. Be prepared to buy your own that actually works after purchase.

https://youtu.be/w4_A2FiRQpE See video. Update: the board began deflating way out in the Sea of Cortes. I got back with 3/4 air. After inspection, we discovered a bad repair job under the board with a mound of glue. I bought a new paddle board and got this. This is used. Surfers, here, saiy that unless I slice all the gloppy glue off the bottom, the patch will not hold. And it will deflate. So I am tossing it due to a bad previous repair. I am told it is unreliable. I would rather buy a better board than risk another deflating incident. M Do not buy white. i have to scrub it every time. I returned the first board the very next day due to a faulty pump and now I was given another defective product. I do not use this board very much since I live in the desert. It has not been used 100 times. Many people sent questions with the same pump issue. . This board is a little wider and longer (11 inches) but is similar to others out there with all the related accessories. The backpack is a little baggier than others I have seen with a more fitted pack but the extra room provides space for booties, a life jacket, and extra clothing. I had a problem with the first order. The pump gauge did not work but a replacement was issued and I received a new board, I thought, from Amazon the next day. The gauge worked perfectly on this one. I will see how it holds up in a year or so. FYI: it did hold up for a year. 10.5 months.

I purchased two of these to replace our Body Glove boards, which died after UV exposure from being left out in the sun for five years (now storing boards in the garage). Since purchasing the old boards five years ago, the price of the Body Glove had doubled, so two boards would have cost nearly $800. After doing some searching on Amazon, I came across these boards, which had good reviews and nearly identical specs, which were half the price, so I decided to give them a try; knowing I could easily return them if they were not up to par, since they were Prime. The boards arrived just before the holiday. They were super easy to inflate, and as far as I can tell, are nearly identical to our old body glove boards in terms of appearance and construction. The boards have now been used by people of varying weights and sizes and are performing well. I don't expect any quality issues based on my inspection of the visible parts of the board and the materials, but will update this review if there are any changes. The only downside I have read about another reviews are the pumps, which I cannot speak to, as we have an electric pump, which I highly recommend if you use these boards with any frequency (we still have the pumps that came with our old ports, which are really good, but inflating the boards with a hand pump is a bear). Assuming it holds up, it's a great board for the money.

The board seems to work great. The paddle feels flimsy and cheap. I only used it once so far but I liked it. It is super hard and stiff when inflated. Actual measurements are less than advertised, more like 10'6"x32"x5+", but close enough. Not really an issue. The pump worked just fine for me. Only took about 10mins to blow up. Gets harder to pump from 10 to final 12lbs, but that is to be expected. I took it out on choppy water (not recommended) and it worked great. I couldnt stand up on it because the water was too rough but it eems to track well and move pretty fast. I was going against a strong wind and still managed to move forward paddling on my knees. Only con so far is the paddle feels really cheap and flimsy, not sure how long it will last but its not a real issue because I plan to get a better paddle anyway. Hopefully, It will last me a while. It was one of the cheapest boards I could find and Im very happy with the quality. It looks really tough and well built. I dont think it will last forever but I confident I'll get my money's worth.

I love the color and quality of this paddle board. I did end up buying an electric pump, but the pump that comes with it is good as a back-up. It also comes with a phone protector and a few other essentials. Easy to use and perfect for a first timer like myself.

Since i got it i already made 2 sessions and all was perfect. Before buying i was reading the reviews and was thinking that pump can be not that good and the paddle could be not the best BUT when it arrived and i went out with it for first time i was impressed. The quality is really good, the pump is rly easy to use, it take 10 minutes to pump it and same 10 minutes to pack it back in provided bag. So i would say YES for this one.

Great purchase. Love the extra width and three fins makes it easier to navigate in the water. The front curves up slightly which is good on wavey water. The waterproof phone holder is the envy of everyone I paddle with! Highly recommend.

Bought two of these at the start of summer for family use, and we've used them 6 times so far, on both sea and lake. They're pretty stable and solid, and manoeuvrability is decent. The fins (and fixing pegs) were tough to get in first use, but are fine now. As said, the accessories are basic - but have done the job for me so far without any problem. The pump gauge doesn't register until inflation reaches a certain pressure, so just keep going. I use the double-action until it gets really difficult (when gauge reaches around 5psi), then switch to the single-action to finish.

11/10 after lots of excursions solo or two people aboard, price perf unbeatable

Bought as my first paddle board. Used loads this summer and have had no issues. Got confused the first time when pumping it up and the dial wasn’t moving but it needs to be very solid before it hits reaches the minimum read so just keep going- it won’t burst! Manually pumping is a killer on the back but you get used to it.