Freein Explorer Inflatable Backpack Waterproof Review

Where to start!? It was just perfect! I had a kayaking trip with some friends and it was my first time! As a beginner I was told to use the wide board. I had a small car but it was beyond perfection and lightness! I was able to install it in my car and also felt very comfortable and confident! It's so easy to store and doesn't take up space! I would recommend this to everyone. I will definitely be first time telling my friends to get this paddleboard!

After borrowing a few to try I did some research and bought the Freein Explorer. As you can see location was a consideration for my adventure partner and I wanted to be able to paddle down the river and do yoga on the lakes. The Freein sizing is perfect for both, with plenty of room for long-haul gear. being wider and being 15-18 PSI makes it very stable. I recently contacted the company with some questions about the product and was very pleased with the quality and speed of Freeein's customer…

The perfect board for beginners! I took her on calm lakes, turbulent lakes, calm rivers and accidentally took a 2.5 hour trip through the rapids. This board will last. I'm proud of my board and of myself for not dying during this trip. ADVICE. When you see Rapids approaching. Try to stop and remove the center fin. Mine was defeated and caught me multiple times. Taking it off while getting hit by the water sucks. learned here! However, under normal conditions, it surfaces easily, which is great.

This is my first iSUP and I think it was a good choice. It is strong, durable and stable. There are plenty of attachment points and bungee front and rear are useful. I also like the simplicity of the detachable fin. The only criticism is the hand pump. I don't think these things are meant to be blown up by hand. If you pump this thing up to 15-18 psi, you won't want to row anymore. You will be exhausted. The electric pump is definitely worth the money. I bought a second board (different brand)…

I got it in just a few days and didn't inflate it enough the first time because I wasn't sure how many pounds of pressure I had in it because of the gauge didn't show pressure until I was over 11 or so pounds. I just thought it wouldn't work so I stopped when the board was getting full and strong. The second time I read more reviews I found that it takes some effort to inflate to the recommended pressure. At this point the pressure gauge started working and I pumped it up pretty well so I will…

**UPDATE** I contacted the manufacturer shortly after we had the issues detailed below and they were very quick to respond and help. They sent glue and 2 new packages. The new bags are better than the originals but still not as good as the ones I've seen. I also told them I lost my fin and asked how much a replacement would cost and they sent me 3 replacements for free. It's been a year since we bought them and only used them 5 or 6 times but everything was fine until yesterday we were at the…

Received this on the very best day after a friend did a lot of research and wanted to buy two of these. I thought for $280 I might as well take a chance. Before taking it out I pumped it up to test and it's a monster. he is fat really fat. If you're only experienced with fiberglass surfboards or SUP boards, you'll be surprised at how thick they are once you inflate them. I think it's even thicker than a lot of inflatable boards, but I honestly haven't examined them up close or measured them…