FunWater Inflatable 10'×30"×6" Paddle Board Inflatable SUP Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board for All Skill Levels Included with Stand Up Paddle Board, Fins, Air Valve Adapters

I’ve already used this at the beach a couple of times with my kids and it handles well. Pumps up well and the valve closes appropriately when you disconnect the hose. I have another brand of paddle board that has issues maintaining the air every time we take the pump off. I was relieved that this one closed properly. Great inflatable paddle board for the price.

It appears the screw in air valve adapter does not allow one to check the air pressure. My portable pump has a digital pressure gauge and it always remains at zero…same with tire pressure gauge. So how is the pressure supposed to be checked?Granddaughter tried it out today and it seems like a good quality purchase but I have yet to try and deflate it if that goes well I’ll give it 4 starts. Knocking off 1 star for the inability to check air pressure.

We took it to a lake. It was easy to inflate/deflate. It felt stable in the water. Everything I was hoping it would be.

Incredible bargain _ i have a pump and bag already, so my wife can join me now on the lake

Need a pump and a bag

I bought my first Funwater board in 2020 and it’s still working with the normal tear and wear. I’m now buying a second one since a dog had come to our family and he enjoys the SUP but leaves his claw marks behind - so he’ll be getting the old one!

I like the product. It was hard to figure out there were no field instructions or telling you how to check the pressure of the air. I am using it for exercises in the pool

FunWater Inflatable 10'×30"×6" Paddle Board Inflatable SUP Inflatable Stand Up Paddle BoardHaving gone SUP'ing a handful of times over the years, once we got a Jeep so we could carry larger equipment, I've wanted my own paddle board. This particular one has some great advantages:1. Affordability...... the price-point is approachable and not a huge risk if I don't stick with the sport or if the board fails.2. It's easier to store than a hard-sided board. Because this deflates and can be rolled/folded, it's much easier to store in the garage and transport in the Jeep (or even in a sedan). I can lift and easily move it by myself. I don't need a second person to help heft it on top of the car. I like that it can be transported inside the vehicle, which makes it harder to steal when stopping on the road for lunch.3. It's got a thick enough material that my small dog's claws don't pierce it when I stand him on the end. Would his teeth puncture it if he chewed on it? Yes, but he won't chew it. I just wanted to be sure his claws couldn't create a hole if he's riding on the board.It doesn't come with a paddle, which delayed my being able to use the board at first. I found paddle that converts from SUP to kayak, which is useful. Also, it doesn't come with any sort of bag or case for carrying. I don't find that I need that, as I just set it up next to the car and inflate it. But I do want to get something better than the cardboard box to store it in so it doesn't get dusty in the garage during the winter.A good entry-level SUP.