🚣 Pelican Boats - PS1458 Stand-Up Paddleboard Bag - Deluxe Travel Carry Bag – Heavy Duty Carrier & Cover – Paddle Storage - Fits Most SUPs, Grey Review

The product was torn in a very short time. Very thin and cheap. I expressly do not recommend this product. I wish I had paid a little more and gotten something thicker and better. Now I have to order 2 more cases.

This is an amazing bag, especially for large beginner boards like mine. It's lightweight but very durable. It closes with a zipper, you can put a board on it, turn the other side and close the zipper. It features a zipper to the board's handle and fins, and a heavy-duty shoulder strap. All this and the price is very fair.

I bought this case for my paddleboard. Holes in the case on the first day, just put it on the board. So disappointed. I just wanted something to help carry the board and can only imagine the damage that will happen if I actually try to use it. I am trying to contact customer service and will update my review if I am satisfied.

Made from extremely thin material that cannot withstand sunlight. After 3 months in the sun, the fabric became so brittle that it ripped at the slightest stress. Of course I don't go into the returns window and the support link takes me to the "real" Pelican site which has nothing to do with this product. Don't waste your money like me. You will be very unhappy.

I once shipped a paddleboard from Florida to California in this. The material holding the strap D-ring broke at the airport when I was walking to the counter, causing it to crash on the ground and scaring everyone at the airport. It didn't survive the ride without tearing in several places. I should have just bought some regular tarps because they would hold up better than this thing.

Made of a tarpaulin-like material. Without lining. It's well seeded and fits our fairly large SUP board, 36 inches wide and 11 1/2 feet long. Its price is fair. A shoulder strap is included and there is plenty of room inside the bag for a paddle. There is a zipper hole. for the main fin. We have three fins but there was still enough for those fins when the bag was closed. I would buy it again.

I bought a paddle cover to protect the board on the boat. For the first 90 days I kept the board in the cockpit under a canopy (full of shade). For the past 60 days I've left the suitcase on board, tied to the bow rail. In just 60 days the case deteriorated and ripped when I opened it. I understand the Florida sun can be scorching, but I have inexpensive motorcycle covers made from similar materials that last 12 to 18 months. For such a cover price I would expect a higher quality.