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No idea on the quality of this iSUP, but folks who are new to stand up paddle boarding should be looking at 10-11ft long and 32-34 inches wide for stability. This one is scary small. Not sure I'd take it anywhere but a calm swimming pool.
If you're going to spend $260 on a SUP paddle board, might as well get a hard one. They sell inflatable SUP boards for $70 elsewhere.
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A 10' SUP board is a huge burden to store/carry/transport and a lot of folks don't have the means to do either of the three. There are some very well reviewed inflatable SUPs out there. The other week I read plenty of reviews on this BodyGlove version from Costco and people seem to be very happy with it (outside of the manual pump) - https://www.costco.com/body-glove...17202.html
That being said, I have no experience with either of these SUPs.
A 10' SUP board is a huge burden to store/carry/transport and a lot of folks don't have the means to do either of the three. There are some very well reviewed inflatable SUPs out there. The other week I read plenty of reviews on this BodyGlove version from Costco and people seem to be very happy with it (outside of the manual pump) - https://www.costco.com/body-glove...17202.html[costco.com]
That being said, I have no experience with either of these SUPs.
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pjdavep
If you're going to buy a SUP, get the costco one. I own it and can say it's solid. Also costco's return policy is A+ for an inflatable SUP.
If you're going to buy a SUP, get the costco one. I own it and can say it's solid. Also costco's return policy is A+ for an inflatable SUP.
I also recently bought the the Bodyglove Inflatable SUP from Costco, it performs really well and feels super sturdy and stiff after inflating.
It takes maybe 5 minutes to manually inflate it, and maybe 5-10 minutes to deflate and stow (which is probably the biggest hassle), but its pretty sweet to have a board that you can easily fit in any car. It also visually looks really nice and all of its components and materials feel as premium as an inflatable board could feel lol
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A 10' SUP board is a huge burden to store/carry/transport and a lot of folks don't have the means to do either of the three. There are some very well reviewed inflatable SUPs out there. The other week I read plenty of reviews on this BodyGlove version from Costco and people seem to be very happy with it (outside of the manual pump) -
https://www.costco.com/body-glove...17202.h
That being said, I have no experience with either of these SUPs.
Later,
pjdavep
A 10' SUP board is a huge burden to store/carry/transport and a lot of folks don't have the means to do either of the three. There are some very well reviewed inflatable SUPs out there. The other week I read plenty of reviews on this BodyGlove version from Costco and people seem to be very happy with it (outside of the manual pump) -
https://www.costco.com/body-glove...17202.html [costco.com]
That being said, I have no experience with either of these SUPs.
Later,
pjdavep
It takes maybe 5 minutes to manually inflate it, and maybe 5-10 minutes to deflate and stow (which is probably the biggest hassle), but its pretty sweet to have a board that you can easily fit in any car. It also visually looks really nice and all of its components and materials feel as premium as an inflatable board could feel lol
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