No se hunde, que es lo más importante. Pero todo lo demás también está bien.

初めてサップを購入してみた。ポンプが電動と手動のもののどちらにするか迷ったが、電動は耐久性が不安だったので手動を選んだ。使ってみると手動ポンプはそれなりに大変だが、それ以外の部分は不満なく使えている。耐久性は悪くなさそう。

La he probado en seco, se llena con pocos esfuerzos y tiene una apariencia muy buena. Se ve resistente.

Very well made easy to inflate with everything you need to have a great time lots of fun.

Después de varios años alquilando tablas en la playa, este año he comprado esta. A mi me ha parecido perfecta, tanto en precio como a la hora de usarla. En 15 días usandola a diario, no ha perdido ni una gota de aire. Es estable y ligera. Volvería a comprarla.

Attention all paddle board enthusiasts! If you're in the market for a high-quality, versatile, and easy-to-use inflatable stand-up paddleboard, look no further than the Aqua Plus 6inches Thick Inflatable SUP.From the moment I took this board out of its handy travel backpack, I knew I was in for a treat. The first thing that struck me was how durable and sturdy it felt - this is no flimsy pool toy. The board is made with military-grade PVC material that can withstand even the toughest of conditions. It's also 6 inches thick, which makes it incredibly stable and easy to balance on, even for beginners.One of the best features of the Aqua Plus 6inches Thick Inflatable SUP is how easy it is to inflate. The double action pump that comes with the board makes inflating it a breeze - I had it fully inflated in just a few minutes. And once it's inflated, it stays that way - I never had to worry about it losing air or becoming unstable.But the real test, of course, was taking it out on the water. And let me tell you, this board did not disappoint. It glided through the water effortlessly, and I felt completely in control the entire time. The included paddle is also top-notch - it's lightweight and easy to adjust, so you can customize it to your height and paddling style.Overall, I can't recommend the Aqua Plus 6-inch Thick Inflatable SUP enough. It's perfect for all skill levels, from beginners to experts, and it's versatile enough to use in any water conditions. Plus, with the included backpack, leash, and shoulder strap, it's incredibly easy to transport and store. So if you're in the market for an inflatable paddleboard, do yourself a favor and give this one a try - you won't regret it!

Very pleased with my purchase,, first time I inflated the board it was very easy and inflated quickly. Weight capacity on the board is great I let some kids at the lake use it and they fit about three of them on there I figure all in told they're probably around 300 lb all together. Brings everything you need except for a life jacket. It's very compact kit, comes in a nice carry bag with backpack type straps so it's easy to carry pump is good on it includes a nice fin, that helps it tracks pretty straight. The board itself is very sturdy once inflated it's also stable and fairly easy to use. I will disclose that I can't stand on it yet I have to practice. But one of the kids I let use the board was standing on it just fine. All the d-ring attachments it has makes it great to be able to use for fishing as well. I have it set up with a stadium seat, and I'm crate I made to put my fishing poles and tackle. I'm able to sit on it no problem and fish from it easily without it tipping either way. For the price it's a great value if you just trying to get on the water either to fish from it or to just use it for leisure. Tracks well easy to paddle and it's fun. Also great that you could just throw it in your trunk and leave it there because it doesn't take up a lot of room since everything fits in its own bag. I wouldn't to hesitate to buy it again. I have an experienced any issues with leaking or at losing air.

Quick update. Two summers almost in the books for these boards, and still no regrets at all!One of them had a small air leak around the valve, but after too much freaking out, and finally finding the tool that came with the board, a quick little tighten of the valve, and no issues with it for months.I can't remember exactly how many times we used these boards last year, but I just counted, and I used it this summer 16 times. I would say they have paid for themselves by now.We bought three of them about a month ago, used two about twice as much as the third one, and have no regrets about the purchase so far.We were debating between kayak, tandem kayak, SUP, or inflatable SUP, and we definitely made the right decision! Three of these easily fit in a 4dr hyundai accent with 3 small adults, and we can go wherever we want.Set up is not hard, just make sure the inflator valve is springy, and bounces back out when you push on it, BEFORE you start inflating! Instructions note this, but its only a matter of time before you forget to check one time, and you would think its not that big of a deal, and you could close it with air already in, and not lose much, but trust me, regardless of how fast you move, you are going to go from 11psi, to less than 5 long before you get it shut, which brings me to the only real downfall with this, or probably any board, with a manual pump........ it takes a little work to get it up to 15psiSmall inflator don't pump enough air, and I haven't been desperate enough to want to buy one for these, at 100+dollars, but my girlfriend definitely is, and her son, who uses our 3rd one, said yesterday to just buy an inflator for all three, and give it to him for his birthday this month......... in the hot sun, it's a small workout to get it filled up. You'll definitely be ready to hit the water when you are done. Not super hard to do, but takes some effort, probably 10 minutes of your time, and what I think might be the worst part, the pump isn't quite tall enough for you to use while fully standing up, so the whole time, your back is at a slightly uncomfortable angle. All in all, I find the rewards of being out on the water well worth the time and effort, and I still don't want to spend the money on an inflator, even when I find myself finishing everyone else's board after get mine filled.Other things I wish I would have considered before buying would be the kayak style seat. We purchased these separately, and its what I feel like is a must have accessory, giving you the option of sitting with a back rest. And once you get the kayak seat, and you realize how much easier paddling is with an actual kayak paddle, you'll be looking online and wondering why they don't sell jist the second blade for your stand up paddle.So personally, if I bought one again, I would look for one made by this company, because of the price and quality, but with a package deal with the kayak seat and paddle, if possible...... other than that, ZERO regrets, and i just looked at my strava app, and since mid July, we have used ours 10 different times already. To rent a kayak or SUP around here is at least 25-50 bucks each time, and that usually gets you a time limit. 25 bucks per rental x 10 rentals....... I would agree with the math and say we have definitely gotten our money's worth, now let's just hope the quality holds up for years to come🤞🤞🤞