Review on H2OSUP 10.6ft Inflatable Paddle Board: Durable SUP with Backpack & Kayak Seat Compatibility by Ricky Habbani

Overall I am very impressed with the H20SUP Paddleboard. For the price, this is one of the cheapest paddle boards you can get, making it a good entry point to paddle boarding compared to boards that can cost over $700. Don't expect the world to get off this board, but for most people this is a good start. The pros and cons are listed below, but I really wanted to point out that you MUST inflate the board to full PSI (15lbs) based on recent reviews. Use the pressure gauge on the included pump - it will feel weird to keep inflating if it looks inflated, but the board needs extra pressure to support your weight. If you don't inflate it fully, it will collapse when you sit on it. ADVANTAGES: Easy to inflate, easy to pack. Make sure you inflate it to the recommended PSI level listed on the board, and not just to the point where it feels solid to the ground. Stable enough for the beginner, agile enough to grow with them. Lots of straps and D-rings. to fix things. - There is plenty of extra space in the included bag that can easily fit all your gear without having to roll the board very tight. I was able to store my life jacket with whatever was nice. CONS: - The paddle is CHEAP and the paddle head flexes when you put weight on it. Many paddleboarders use a paddle to help them stand up, this is not possible with the included paddle. I strongly recommend ordering a better paddle with this board. The repair kit does not contain the necessary elements (glue) to repair the board. The instructions also do not recommend which glue to use. After several uses there is a noticeable separation of the foam on the deck. The equipment on board looks cheap.