Review on 🏄 DAMA Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board: Stable & Durable SUP Yoga Board with Dry Bags, Camera Seat, Floating Paddle, Hand Pump & More by Jhonathan Bagwell

I've only used this once and it's my first use of a SUP board but it was amazing. Loved it, easy to control, good double paddle to use as a kayak (didn't realize at the time that while standing you do NOT attach both paddles so I'm stuck on my knees the whole time but that's more to me ) I liked the camera mount, although it's a hole to screw something into and my camera also has a female mount, I'm sure I can find an adapter. The D-rings seemed pretty solid, as did the handles. I didn't try to rip them off or anything, but I gave them a good tug. Had to use elastic cord in the front to attach the cooler and they worked fine. Admittedly I don't know how sturdy these things need to be as it was my first time, but I had no trouble kneeling. It was a bit wobbly when I got up, but I feel like it was a very reasonable amount and I'm happy with that. Dietary supplements also saved lives. I used it on a whim at the last minute before leaving for a year and the dry bag and phone case saved the day as I didn't think to bring mine. The phone case is INCREDIBLY cheap, but hey, it's an add-on and it floats. You just have to be VERY careful when closing the latches on it to make sure the top edges of the bag are sealed in the bar which is being squeezed. And I think if I had one complaint it would be that the pump it came with didn't have a bleed option. Holding the pin to pull it down was a bit tedious and time consuming. I admit it's possible I just didn't have enough knowledge about the product and there is a faster or better way than sitting there holding a pin. on the small button to deflate. But I didn't find it. Ouch! Also, there is no real patch kit! You have to provide your own glue but they give you rubber/plastic parts that they use!