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

Great paddle boards! Flew with them and managed to fit both in one of the backpacks with one pump and both paddles. Weighed less than 50 pounds and checked the bag. The paddle boards are super durable. The hose to the pump broke, but customer service said they’d send another one. It is a bit to pump it up, just fyi. You can see that in the other reviews. Anyway, highly recommend.

Excellent board, very sturdy when properly inflated and I had no problem sitting, kneeling or standing on the board to paddle. There was no issue with it not being stable, I had no problem balancing due to it being wide, even when being hit by other kayaks or paddle boards it wasnt too bad but I also have fairly good balance which is key when paddle boarding. I did not use the provided pump, i have an inflator that I use to inflate and deflate the board once i'm done and everything fits into the bag well. Inflation/setup is easy and doesnt take long with an electric pump. The only thing that could make this any better would be if there was a foldable seat included as some people do like the little seats on the paddle boards, i did notice that this particular board didn't seem to have some of the tie down rings that those seats secure to, so that may be something worth considering if you do want a seat.

Has everything one needs. Perfect size for a beginner, I didn't feel like I was going to fall into the water first time out and with a puppy. Bright color. Big enough to lay on for some Sundays. Nice quality, price, durable and weight wasn't really that heavy when in the bag.

Very pleased. I finally got a chance to get it out. I’m impressed and pleased as the material is nice and thick and doesn’t appear to be able to puncture easily. It was a solid size- larger than I was expecting (happy about this as I am a bigger gal) It came with pump and I would say the only downside is pumping it up- takes a little time- it was also during a heat wave so maybe it only felt longer than it was. You will need to keep pumping it up after you are starting to feel decent resistance and *think* your gauge isn’t working. It will/is… and eventually you will start to see the gauge move and get up to 15psi.. Deflating- unless I missed something you just depress it with your finger- it deflates and packs up much quicker than inflating…. The downside is if you are alone you need to keep your finger on it- once fairly deflated I worked on folding it in half than half again until I could get enough air out start rolling it up and squishing the air out until it was all rolled up. I was most pleased with how well it fit in the bag- Everything- SUP, pump, instructions, paddle, accessories… all fit in with room to spare- the bag was actually surprisingly comfortable and made it feel quite light. I can realistically see it being packed into a location reasonably. I purchased it on sale and paid just under 100 after taxes. I feel very good about this purchase and feel like I certainly got my moneys worth. If I needed to inflate/deflate often I think I would look into getting a portable electric/battery air pump.

We ordered two of these FunWater paddleboard sets and we are having so much fun with them. We have a lake nearby and have always wanted our own boards, but we don't have a lot of space to store them and we also didn't want to spend a lot of money since we won't be using them all the time. Pros: Easy to use and you get a nice workout. Much easier to store than the rigid boards. Comes with everything you need, minus a life jacket. They are sturdy and we felt safe and stable on them. We each had a kid ride with us and we are satisfied with the space. Easy to fold up afterwards, the bag has room for all of the parts, and the bag has backpack straps for portability. Cons: The only downside is that it does take a little while to assemble everything. Inflating it with the hand pump it comes with takes a long time and is tiring for the arms, but we will probably get an automatic pump to solve the issue. You have to assemble the whole thing, including the paddle and the fins, but that's part of what makes it so small to store, so I am fine with the trade off. Ultimately I do recommend this board if you're budget conscious and just dabbling in the world of paddleboarding!