FunWater Inflatable Ultra Light Everything Waterproof Review

A very comfortable board for beginners. The package includes everything you need to get started + a few extras. I knew nothing about paddleboarding but we recently moved to an island so I wanted to do something on the water that would also improve my fitness. We got this soup and the kayak at the same time. I thought I would like the kayak better since I have more experience with them. I was wrong. I LOVE this board and wanted to stay on the water all day. Great for relaxing, touring, even…

3 stars for now until I get a replacement from them. I have a lot of experience kayaking with both inflatable and rigid boards. Bought for kids because of the light weight and price. It's a decent looking board with all the features you need. The paddle is heavy compared to most I've seen but it's ok. This had a delamination problem on the water-facing side near the nose. I hope I just received a rare bad pump. I gave it 4 stars in the easy to inflate category just because the pump isn't the…

Fast delivery, item description accurate. The waterproof phone case has been well tested and has withstood several occasional lake water inrushes. The paddle holds water but otherwise lives up to expectations. The paddle board is impeccable, durable and incredibly comfortable. It's hard to get to 15psi, but not impossible. The leash is quite comfortable. I don't use a carry case but seems adequate, obviously not waterproof. The pump sensor has to be replaced, but this is probably due to poor…

To compare these [$250] vs $400 inflatable sups: I also have a 10 finger 10 foot iSUP , so it's a close comparison. The FunWater is robust as a SUP and can be ridden [not great, but better than the Ten Toes, probably due to the actual shape profile and the small size of the two fins]. The FunWater has a built in seesaw and the leash loop is on the front [much easier to pull out]. It's also noticeably lighter, indicating a thinner material, but doesn't appear to be at risk of tearing. What…

I bought this board so I could just throw it in my car and go. I don't have to worry about my board being stolen if I stop for a coffee, or calling them if I make a mistake loading or unloading my board (this usually happens when the wind catches my board and I crash into something bump). Pros great graphics, deck pads and mounts, board stiffness at 13psi, tracking way better than I thought, inflatable. Lightweight, easy to carry, very easy to deflate and store. Cons to air seriously I don't…

Before deciding to buy my own SUP I spent several months researching and comparing SUP prices not only on Revain but also on other shopping sites. I couldn't decide if I wanted a solid body or an inflatable one. Since this was my first SUP, I decided to go with an inflatable one. The entry-level package was a good fit for me, but I didn't want to compromise on quality so I'd end up with something that sinks in on me. In the middle of the lake! After comparing quality and price, this particular…

Initially I was a bit skeptical about iSUPs in general as I wasn't entirely sure if they could work near a solid board or if the reviews were legit. Even though I've only had it a week, I'm happy so far. (I bought it mainly for my girlfriend) The board is very light and that's one of the advantages of iSUP and that's why I chose this board - the lightest I can find at Revain for this size (I don't know whether it sacrifices rigidity or durability). Having swum 4 times at the local lake I find…