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Sparkle SUP Paddle Board via Amazon has
FunWater Inflatable Ultra-Light Stand Up Paddle Board (Sky Blue) on sale for $135.99 - $57.12 (apply promo code
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now $78.87.
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Specs:- Board dimensions: 126" L × 33" W × 6" H (inflated)
- Material: Anti-abrasion PVC
- Fin: 11" large fin with double-layer reinforced groove, removable center fin
- Design: V-shaped streamlined hull
- Skill level: All levels
- Weight: 25.6 lbs
- Package dimensions: 35.6" × 15.1" × 7.5"
- Package weight: 25.6 lbs
Includes:- Inflatable SUP board
- SUP pump
- 3 fins (1x 11" center fin, 2x side fins)
- Adjustable paddle
- Repair kit
- Carry backpack
Features:- 11" upgraded fin with reinforced groove for smoother turns and faster speeds
- V-shaped hull balances stability and speed
- Quick fin installation with slide-in design
- Anti-abrasion PVC construction hardens when inflated
- Lightweight and portable when deflated
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Even after purchasing a hi-pressure pump I still do it this way for the workout 😝
Do you deflate and inflate it every time or leave it inflated?
I learned this trick from a iSUP expert.
The trick for quick inflating is to use the high volume portion of the inflator to get the board "puffy" to about 2 psi. You do this opening the valve and screwing it a 1/4 counter clockwise to allow high volume air to go in. So if you already have an air mattress inflator, you can use it to inflate it more than halfway (if you use tire inflator only it will take 3x as long). When it's "puffy" you remove it quickly and turn the valve clockwise to close it.
Next, you need to bring it to recommended pressure 12-15 psi. You can do that with the schrader valve adapter and the tire inflator portion OR the manual pump.
Usually takes one full battery per board for me. So if I'm inflating multiple boards, I'll usually use the high volume portion and the manual pump. Ryobi discontinued this so you'll have to buy each tool separately, but feel free to use a leaf blower or air mattress inflator if you already have one.
I have this board and just used it for the 20th time this weekend. Does what it needs to, but kinda hard in windy conditions.
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