H2OSUP 10.6ft Inflatable Paddle Board: Durable SUP with Backpack & Kayak Seat Compatibility Review

I weigh 220 pounds and am not fat at all. This thing can't handle my weight creases almost in the middle when I try to stand up, part of that could be my weight, part of that could be construction. There is only one fan who is very important. My wife has an inflatable surfboard and three friends and it is more stable and easier to control. I absolutely cannot recommend this board.

This deserves an easy 5 star rating. Paddling is so much fun. The great thing about an inflatable paddle board is that it's easy to store and doesn't take up much space. It even comes in a backpack with shoulder straps for easy portability. It inflates fairly quickly and once inflated it has a strap that you can use to carry it into the water. There is a D ring so a kayak seat can be attached if desired. This must be purchased separately. There is also a bungee in the front so you can take your

Overall I am very impressed with the H20SUP Paddleboard. For the price, this is one of the cheapest paddle boards you can get, making it a good entry point to paddle boarding compared to boards that can cost over $700. Don't expect the world to get off this board, but for most people this is a good start. The pros and cons are listed below, but I really wanted to point out that you MUST inflate the board to full PSI (15lbs) based on recent reviews. Use the pressure gauge on the included pump…

I was so glad I got this just in time for my summer trip to Tahoe! Over the years I've mostly rented paddleboards (hardboard) on various lakes and played with a few inflatable paddleboards, so I had high expectations when I packed this board for my recent vacation to Tahoe. Simply put, I can't say enough good things about this board! Firstly, I LOVED how compact and light the paddleboard was as it made mini-walking downwind a lot easier than carrying a rigid board. Also, I thought the bag it…

I've been kayaking for 10 years now and I have 7 boards. 2 hard boards and 5 inflatable boards. I decided to try this board as it was suggested to me through the Revain vine program. No, it's far from my best board, but it's by far the cheapest board I've ridden. Overall it's a small board but 10ft 6 and 30 inches wide. It can also only be inflated to 15psi. They had to cut some corners to live up to the low price. pretty bad. However, I took it during a thunderstorm here in Wyoming with decent