11' GoPlus Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board w/ Paddle & Pump

m32311

Jul 6, 2023 10:18 PM

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m32311Jul 6, 2023 10:18 PM

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Curious how this is - anyone have first hand? I bought - figured I could always just return if I learn anything that makes me regret my decision. Wife has been wanting one for years, so I figured this was a good anniversary present to carry to the local lake and the beach when we go down.

norcal007

Jul 7, 2023 1:22 AM

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Curious how this is - anyone have first hand? I bought - figured I could always just return if I learn anything that makes me regret my decision. Wife has been wanting one for years, so I figured this was a good anniversary present to carry to the local lake and the beach when we go down.

Should work fine, but only if you go with the 11' which will give her MUCH more stability, glide and speed. The 10' is just too small unless under 100/120lbs. I suggest you contact the seller with a warranty question and see how they respond. Note that Amazon can have some good deals on boards while others have purchase a cheap board, had seam separation and no vendor response. I suggest people look at the iRocker Nautical at $199. with and extra email coupon of $25. off. 45 day return, 3 year warranty and a proven name with good resale at any point. Also the iRocker has the extra side/middle of the board D-ring which make it easy to attach a seat. Note you will need a paddle, so grab a 3 piece paddle (returns/open box) from paddlers outlet for under $20. for a solid quality paddle. https://irockersup.com/collection...dle-board#

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ClassReptilia

Jul 7, 2023 2:33 AM

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Curious how this is - anyone have first hand? I bought - figured I could always just return if I learn anything that makes me regret my decision. Wife has been wanting one for years, so I figured this was a good anniversary present to carry to the local lake and the beach when we go down.

I have two off-brand inflatable paddle boards and both are much better than expected. My first one is rated for only 250 pounds but easily floated and hauled myself (6'3" and 200 pounds) and my girlfriend with no problems. If buying one, I would not worry about getting a brand name board but I would look for a few things:

1. 11' or longer.
2. 6" thick.
3. Three removable fins (many only have one that is removable).
4. 32" or wider.

These four factors would be if you want the most stability and also better maneuverability (three fins vs. one). If you are looking for a faster paddle board, then the above may not be ideal. Also, if using on small ponds or just for 30 minutes or so at a time, then 10' may be fine.

Last edited by ClassReptilia July 6, 2023 at 10:20 PM.

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RiceFinger

Jul 7, 2023 4:03 AM

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RiceFingerJul 7, 2023 4:03 AM

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I just bought this last week before the sale for 4th of July. Its my first iSUP and I can say that it works well. If its your first inflatable paddle board, a hand pump will take some effort to get to the recommended psi. (13-15psi) I purchased the tire pump adapter, so I can use my car/bike tire pump when/if the manual pump fails. I got the 11' version and I was speeding through faster than my friends 9'6" hard board. I convinced him to get this board at $100.

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pup975

Jul 7, 2023 4:32 AM

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Quote from norcal007

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Should work fine, but only if you go with the 11' which will give her MUCH more stability, glide and speed. The 10' is just too small unless under 100/120lbs. I suggest you contact the seller with a warranty question and see how they respond. Note that Amazon can have some good deals on boards while others have purchase a cheap board, had seam separation and no vendor response. I suggest people look at the iRocker Nautical at $199. with and extra email coupon of $25. off. 45 day return, 3 year warranty and a proven name with good resale at any point. Also the iRocker has the extra side/middle of the board D-ring which make it easy to attach a seat. Note you will need a paddle, so grab a 3 piece paddle (returns/open box) from paddlers outlet for under $20. for a solid quality paddle. https://irockersup.com/collection...dle-board#

Unfortunately, the $199 model is sold out.

FrapGiabby

Jul 7, 2023 7:05 AM

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FrapGiabbyJul 7, 2023 7:05 AM

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I'm over 6' and often run 10 miles standing on a mixed class I/II river with a regular 10.5" board. I don't see a strong need to get a longer board.

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chemdude94

Jul 7, 2023 12:52 PM

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chemdude94Jul 7, 2023 12:52 PM

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I recently got this cheap 10ft board and have used it three times. See link below…$125. So far I really like it. I like the seat and two sided paddle which allows you to sit in kayak mode when needed. I purchased a 12V air pump for about $60….recommend this as the hand pumps are a lot of work and mine broke after one use. I do wish mine had three fins not just one. That would make it a little more stable. Not sure 11 ft vs 10 ft is that big of a deal. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hydro-.../757880639

norcal007

Jul 7, 2023 1:09 PM

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Quote from pup975

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Unfortunately, the $199 model is sold out.

The white/orange color shows in stock.

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vav_shopping

Jul 7, 2023 5:00 PM

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Quote from chemdude94

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I recently got this cheap 10ft board and have used it three times. See link below…$125. So far I really like it. I like the seat and two sided paddle which allows you to sit in kayak mode when needed. I purchased a 12V air pump for about $60….recommend this as the hand pumps are a lot of work and mine broke after one use. I do wish mine had three fins not just one. That would make it a little more stable. Not sure 11 ft vs 10 ft is that big of a deal. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hydro-.../757880639

Which air pump are you using? I tried two so far both failed to completely fill the air

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johnnyblades

Jul 7, 2023 5:24 PM

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johnnybladesJul 7, 2023 5:24 PM

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nice. cheap enough to have a spare for guests. in for 1

benjamjt

Jul 7, 2023 6:19 PM

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benjamjtJul 7, 2023 6:19 PM

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My friend was making fun of me for buying a $100 board until they saw the one they bought from an Instagram Ad for 3x the prices was the same board just branded differently

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1453191819231991

Jul 7, 2023 6:21 PM

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1453191819231991Jul 7, 2023 6:21 PM

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Quote from ClassReptilia

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I have two off-brand inflatable paddle boards and both are much better than expected. My first one is rated for only 250 pounds but easily floated and hauled myself (6'3" and 200 pounds) and my girlfriend with no problems. If buying one, I would not worry about getting a brand name board but I would look for a few things:

1. 11' or longer.
2. 6" thick.
3. Three removable fins (many only have one that is removable).
4. 32" or wider.

These four factors would be if you want the most stability and also better maneuverability (three fins vs. one). If you are looking for a faster paddle board, then the above may not be ideal. Also, if using on small ponds or just for 30 minutes or so at a time, then 10' may be fine.

The question is, how much does your GF weigh?

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IndigoBike589

Jul 7, 2023 7:06 PM

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IndigoBike589Jul 7, 2023 7:06 PM

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Is the 10ft out of stock? When i click the link only shows 11ft

teaorcoffee

Jul 7, 2023 7:15 PM

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teaorcoffeeJul 7, 2023 7:15 PM

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Quote from ClassReptilia

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I have two off-brand inflatable paddle boards and both are much better than expected. My first one is rated for only 250 pounds but easily floated and hauled myself (6'3" and 200 pounds) and my girlfriend with no problems. If buying one, I would not worry about getting a brand name board but I would look for a few things:

1. 11' or longer.
2. 6" thick.
3. Three removable fins (many only have one that is removable).
4. 32" or wider.

These four factors would be if you want the most stability and also better maneuverability (three fins vs. one). If you are looking for a faster paddle board, then the above may not be ideal. Also, if using on small ponds or just for 30 minutes or so at a time, then 10' may be fine.

Never used a SUP but I am thinking to get one so I can take my kid (combined weight less than 300lb).
With two people, is it difficult to maintain stability? What else is needed to seat two?

SteveBruin

Jul 7, 2023 7:36 PM

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SteveBruinJul 7, 2023 7:36 PM

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Quote from vav_shopping

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Which air pump are you using? I tried two so far both failed to completely fill the air

I find that stand up paddle boards are very difficult to fully inflate. I tried several pumps and I end up sticking with this electronic one. Sometimes it goes on sale to only around 60 dollars

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