FunWater Inflatable Ultra-Light Stand Up Paddle Board for All Skill Levels with Premium SUP Paddleboard Accessories,Non-Slip Comfort Deck for Youth & Adults

**After a few times using it, I've added some updates**I recently met up with some friends who were here on vacation staying in a lakeside cabin. We wanted to go kayaking, but I don't have racks on my car right now, so I couldn't take mine with me and ended up having to spend $$ on rentals for a few hours over the course of the weekend. A couple of them had SUP's and one just used hers to sit on and paddle around the lake, and I thought that would be a perfect alternative, so I ordered this one the next day!I got to try it out lastnight (which was the first time I've EVER been on a paddleboard), and it is perfect! It is VERY stable and VERY fun! I both sat and kneeled on it (I even went to the kneeling position in the middle of the lake with wind and choppy waves and felt completely stable moving around on it), It seems to be of good quality, it's very pretty and for the money was a perfect choice for me! I love the versatility... I can sit, kneel or stand. Can't do that in my kayak.A few things:-** So far the only thing I've found that I wish it had was D-rings along the side. I bring both my SUP and Kayak paddles for sitting, standing or kneeling, and found clips to hold the extra paddle. I'd love to put them along the side of the board, but there are no D-rings.- This thing SMELLS when you first open it and for a little while after. If strong smells bother you, I'd suggest opening it outside. **The smell dissipates quickly after the first use.-The design (I got the pink) is super cute! Way more so than the pictures show!-The clips for the fins were just randomly laying throughout the box. I actually found one by chance wedged under a box flap, so be careful! I didn't know what they were until I went to put the fins on lastnight and saw the channels for the clips. Thank goodness I keep EVERYTHING until I know it's going to work. The fins were also a little difficult to get on... hopefully this gets easier with time, or maybe putting them on before inflating will help. **The fins slide in super easy after the first couple of uses. The clips however, do not. One of them is actually bent and cracked, I don't think these will hold up long at all.-When you let the air out, it goes hard and fast! Don't put your face right over it! This thing made my fan spin in my living room and it wasn't even under it!-The inflation valve has a stem in it, like a lot of valves. What I didn't know is that if you turn it, it opens and closes the valve to keep the air in or let it out. I found this out the hard way when I took my pump off and my board immediately flattened and I had to start all over again (oops!)- The paddle seems very sturdy and made of good material. It doesn't feel cheep in your hands and is easy to hold on to. We'll see how it holds up since many reviews say it's not great. **It's cumbersome to use if you are sitting. I bring my kayak paddle with me for that.-The pump... There is a lot of discussion about this in the reviews. It takes A LOT of pumps to get this thing inflated to the proper PSI. You will be pumping a LOT before it even starts to register on the gauge. Keep going. It'll get there. It's not broken, it does work. Just keep pumping. I did buy an adapter so I could use my battery operated compressor. I pumped it by hand until the gauge started registering and then set my compressor to the proper PSI and let it go the rest of the way. It also made getting ready easy, because I could get the rest of my stuff together while it was finishing inflating.- The bag... It's quite big. I can fit everything that came in it with lots of room to spare. I could throw towels, clothes and more in with it. It's a good size. I do wish it had pockets along the side (inside) or elastic to hold the paddle and pump so they don't bang together, but overall it does it's job. It is also a backpack style bag for easier carrying. I haven't used this feature yet, but I can see it coming in handy when you need to walk a little ways to get to the water.Overall it's super fun to use and a great buy. Next time I am going to take my kayak paddle with me for sitting. But overall I would 100% recommend.

I bought this thing with visions of graceful gliding and zen-like tranquility. The reality is more like a baby giraffe on roller skates trying to navigate a bouncy castle. But hey, who needs grace when you've got sheer, unadulterated FUN?This paddleboard is surprisingly sturdy. I fully expected to end up swimming with the fishes (and not in a cute, playful way) the first time I took it out, but it held me (and my questionable balance) like a champ. Inflating it is surprisingly easy too – even I managed it without a single existential crisis. It was also pretty easy to deflate, although I found it easier to partially deflate and shove it into the back of my SUV - it will NEVER fit back into the storage bag it came with...like ever. Just don't even try.I've taken this thing to lakes, rivers, and even tried (and mostly failed) to surf on it in the ocean. I've fallen more times than I care to admit, but every wipeout is accompanied by a fit of laughter. It's a fantastic workout, a great way to enjoy nature, and an even better way to people-watch while pretending you know what you're doing.So, if you're looking for a paddleboard that's easy to transport, surprisingly durable, and guaranteed to provide hours of entertainment (and maybe a few bruises), look no further! Just be prepared to embrace the wobble. And maybe invest in a good life jacket. You know, just in case.

I started SUPping a few years ago, and I lived closer to places where renting one was easy. After moving and having been on my friends’ inflatable ones, I had been considering buying an inflatable SUP for a while, so I finally did some research and made the purchase. This was listed somewhere as the best bargain inflatable SUP. I ordered it and brought it with me to a lake vacation with family and friends. It was an amazing part of the weekend! Here are some highlights about what I loved:- easy to put together- fins snapped in easily- it did not take anywhere near as long to pump full as i thought it would based on other reviews; it took me mayyybe 5 minutes?- another review said it smelled but i noticed no smell (i opened it outside)- it stayed inflated for multiple days without leaking air at all- easy to steer with the paddle- it’s beautiful !- it deflated easily- it fit with all accessories (plus my ocean pack) into the bag and the bag is comfy to carryhere is some info about what wasn’t ideal but for $200 it’s fine:- this wasn’t the best board for balance. if you really want to only stand up and do true SUPping or SUP yoga then i would get a board made with better balance. i found it difficult to stand up for very long and i have done SUP yoga before on an inflatable. however it was windy so maybe that’s partially why ? but it wasn’t a big deal because i mostly just want to float and paddle around and relax (as did everyone else)- the pump gauge came broken; it didn’t move at all so i had to guess by feel. i am going to email the company to see if they can replace it but it was still workable and i can probably get a different pumpAnyway this is a great board for:- folks on a budget- folks who want to try SUP but not invest a whole lot at first- someone who wants an inexpensive extra board- someone who doesn’t have a lot of space for a paddleboardhappy paddling!