🏄 BIC Sport Sup AIR Inflatable Stand up Paddleboard: Exploring the Waters with Confidence Review

Great board! Easy to use and appears to be of good quality. Pumping it up is harder than I thought it would be, but at least it's a good upper body workout!

I have a lot of fun with it. Much easier on a flat wall. I would probably go for a rigid board if I used it more often in the sea. It sits high and is harder to climb in salt water.

This board is a fantastic product for the price. Gets nice and firm when fully inflated. Easy to disassemble and store. I had problems with the pump for a while but then I realized there was a bead of glue in the nozzle and after I scraped it off it works fine now. If you're willing to pay a lot more for something like a red board, you can get a board with less bang for your buck, but for my purposes, that's great. Sea, lake and river kayaking and SUP yoga.

Great board, received asap. This was only my second time on the board. Went out paddling for 1 1/2 hours. This board is stable and I had no problems. I recommend buying. Update: A small air leak was found around the inlet ring. The manufacturer declares a return at the point of purchase (1 year guarantee). If you don't come back within 30 days, you're done with Revain. Now I'm talking to Bik. Revine told me that was my problem. Keep an eye on the warranties on the items you buy from Revain…

I would not recommend this inflatable SUP board. I have bought several Bic SUP boards and this is by far the worst. After using it three times during the holidays, a leak developed around the air intake valve. The material used is cheap and the board wasn't that strong due to its construction. I have an older Bic Air SUP that was better built and much more stable. Update: We have to be very careful when buying a Bic inflatable SUP board as it can put you in a very dangerous situation. My Bic…

I have not purchased any of these from Revain but my work has put together a mixed fleet of about 10 for the flow programs we run. Most of these are used in lakes and wildlife parks in the Denver area, but we have a shorter blue that takes a twist on the Colorado River. We paddled Class II/III several times a week, put all sorts of people on it to try, tried surfing, tried sinking it with people, did yoga etc, the list goes on. These things are built like tanks, row well (no center fin fitted)…

Update: After the THIRD use I noticed a hole in the side of the board. Very disappointing. Will have to return. I bought this board because I read great reviews on bic paddle boards, the design was amazing and the price was almost $200 off list price - nobody had a better price and faster shipping than Revain. Since I don't live on a lake and don't have a truck, inflatable SUPs are best for me. Let's start with the only thing I didn't like. I was a little disappointed with how big the backpack…