Review on 🏄 DAMA 10'6"×31"×6" Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board Set: Ultra-Light, Camera Mount, Adjustable Paddle, Pump, Travel Backpack, Waterproof Bag by Barry Taylor

I bought this board because it was cheaper. According to the description, it is a children's board that can carry up to 210 lbs. I believe in it 110%. Recently, some friends went on the water with their boards. 10'33"4" as it is. There are all accessories, consumables, repair kit. Easy to inflate. Takes about 5-10 minutes. Inflated to only 13-14 psi. At 5ft 3in and about 120lbs, it held me well, but my friend also said I felt it would flex when I stood on it and realized I wasn't inflating it to full psi. We switched boards to see how the other one is doing. NOW when my friend tried it. At 6 feet 3 inches tall and weighing about 200 pounds, he nearly drowned his rowing board. He had an 11ft 33" 6" board (different brand) and we could both stand on the same board without taking it off. So it suited him, and also him and a person at the same time. In short I think the board is made for kids and teenagers as it is thinner than traditional inflatables. Even if I inflated it fully, I don't think it could prevent water from entering the paddleboard. Next time I take it I'll probably pump it up to full psi. UPDATE 7/5: After inflating the board to 15psi max my girlfriend who weighed about 150lbs stepped on it and felt like she was sinking a bit. I personally didn't think it would sink when she was on it. But if she believes that, I'll take her word for it. She has some experience with SUP. So the max comfortable weight for this board could be 150. I liked the board, I used it about 3 times but you can't share it if you don't have kids.