Review on 🏄 NACATIN Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board: Premium SUP Bundle with 10'L Dry Bag, Phone Pouch & Shoulder Strap by Jeff Alradwan

Online research has generally shown that beginners looking for inflatable SUP boards should choose: 1) A board that is 10-11 feet long, 6 inches thick and about is 32 inches wide. wide.2) Consider weight limits of what you can carry on the board (e.g. yourself, a large dog, gear).3) Accessories that fit your needs (e.g. bag, pump, paddle, D- Rings for extra straps or kayak). seat) 4) Price $350 or less. This product comes with everything on my checklist (heavyweight capacity for my dogs and ice box, kayak seat attachment D-rings, ankle straps, pump). The board was pretty stable even in choppy waters and had enough room for me and two huskies. The fin has an insertion lock, which I don't like that much. If you run on lakes or rivers with a lot of vegetation or sand bars, you can lose your fins. (The mortise lock is for the quick release mechanism, but that also means you're likely to lose it quickly, too.) I actually lost my fin the first time I took the board out, even after securing it. . The good news is that Nakachin was quick to respond to my concerns about the fin and replaced it immediately. In the future I will probably choose a board with a different fin attachment.