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Sparkle SUP Paddle Board via Amazon has
FEATH-R-LITE Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board w/ Paddle, Pump, Backpack & Accessories on sale from $139.99 - 40% off when you apply promo code
3SQGSAFC at checkout =
$83.99.
Shipping is free.
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Available options (price after code
3SQGSAFC):
- 10.5" x 33'' x 6''
- 11' x 32'' x 6''
Sparkle SUP Paddle Board via Amazon also has
FunWater Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board w/ Paddle, Pump, Backpack & Accessories on sale from $139.99 - 40% off when you apply promo code
BKS8GXHH at checkout =
$83.99.
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Available options (price after code
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Product Details (FEATH-R-LITE 10.5" x 33'' x 6'')
:- Suitable for all skill levels
- Ultra light military-grade double-wall PVC is 35% lighter (at 18.9-lbs.) than similar size products.
- Excellent wear resistance, toughness and long service life.
- The 10'6"× 33" × 6 " board supports up to a max. carrying capacity of 400-lbs. .
- Unique ergonomic handle design allows you to inflate your paddleboard more easily in a shorter time.
- Sensitive barometer ensures that you can read the SUP inflation pressure value (12-15psi) at any time.
- Multifunctional elastic string can tightly fix any objects placed on the inflatable paddleboard.
- Multipurpose and ultra-large backpack can help you easily carry the board to any of your dream places.
- Includes:
- 1x inflatable paddle board
- 1x adjustable sup paddle
- 3x fins
- 1x sup pump
- 1x backpack
- 1x waterproof phone bag
- 1x leash
Top Comments
The electric inflators go for $15-20 now.
I've owned a few SUP for $100-$150 all were increÃble.
I used on Bay, inlets and beach with no problem. I do recommend the electric inflation pump because it will wear you out to hand pump these in the heat.
Paying $300 is not slick at all. For that get a real board not inflatable.
The more expensive boards are made with multiple layers and stitch in a way that makes them much stronger and more durable.
Best economically priced, and reasonably fast, reliable pump (8min):
https://www.amazon.com/Electric-D...B07V1LCKX9
Fastest, reliable, and reasonably priced pump(6.5-7.5min):
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BRSG8X5F
Fastest, reliable, and portable/rechargeable (5-6min):
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BRXWTVBB
Top of the line, fastest, reliable, and portable/rechargeable (4-5min):
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F3D71PPW
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I lost the oar on my last one when going overboard so just a word of advice you may want to get an inflatable attachment to your oar.
The replacement cost of the oar was almost 50% of just buying a brand new stand-up paddleboard at this price so that's what did. And now I have an extra paddle board - an oar
I'll also mention: I paid another ~$55 for a car-adapter-compatible inflation thing. This is ABSOLUTELY worth buying. These high-capacity bike-pump style pumps do inflate the board, but dear sweet god it is backbreaking and takes a LONG time. I think mine was supposed to get to ~14 PSI, but it took me forever to get it to ~11.
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1) The average iSUP generally lasts about 4-5yrs with good care and storage. So congrats on going beyond that with an entry level board. It goes to show how iSUP technology has improved over the years.
2) If you're leaking air from the valve, the first thing you should try doing is using the valve tool that they include in the orange repair tube to try and tighten the valve a quarter turn.
3) Never inflate your iSUP to 15psi. Althought many manufacturers mention a 15psi max, that does not mean you should inflate to that level. You only need 14-15psi if you're paddling in alot of chop or surfing/downwind. General usage should fall in the 12-13psi range. Anything over that is putting under stress on a board, especially if you live in a hot climate where oxygen expands.
I lost the oar on my last one when going overboard so just a word of advice you may want to get an inflatable attachment to your oar.
The replacement cost of the oar was almost 50% of just buying a brand new stand-up paddleboard at this price so that's what did. And now I have an extra paddle board - an oar
If you want stability, you want to go wider and potentially longer, depending on your height and weight.
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Best economically priced, and reasonably fast, reliable pump (8min):
https://www.amazon.com/Electric-D...B07V1LCKX9
Fastest, reliable, and reasonably priced pump(6.5-7.5min):
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BRSG8X5F
Fastest, reliable, and portable/rechargeable (5-6min):
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BRXWTVBB
Top of the line, fastest, reliable, and portable/rechargeable (4-5min):
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F3D71PPW
Plenty durable, would buy another one in a heartbeat if I need one.
https://amzn.to/4fReGyt
I paid $82 for it then. This seems to be the typical price for these.
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