Review on NACATIN 10'6" Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board With Premium Accessories And Backpack by Robert Sorrells

The current asking price on this is $250, which is a great value. This is better than some $300-$350 boards I've tested.I've tested about a half a dozen stand up boards, this one may be my favorite. I do have a couple concerns, and my next favorite one was $50 less expensive. So if you're a beginner and not sure you want to "dive in" yet, you may consider looking at some slightly less expensive models before making a decision (prices are dropping like crazy - last year, $199 was the rock bottom cheapest price I saw, but now I'm seeing boards as little as $129).I say it may be my favorite because it's easy to get an adult AND a child on it. So it's definitely sturdy enough for my larger husband (6 feet tall, large build), whereas he's had problems finding inflatable boards that will truly hold over 200 pounds (they all say they do LOL, but many will start bending at 190 or 200).Also, this comes with a bunch of great extras. They are thoughtful enough to provide a dry bag, and the included carry bag has plenty of room for the accessories.This is pretty difficult to inflate manually to a full 15 PSI, it's best with a 12 volt pump.I am a little wary of the fin. It does come out rather easy, and I'm worried it will get dislodged and sink. That's probably my only concern - overall it's an easy thumbs up for me.