Excellent! Very good quality and easy to blow up, pack up, etc....the kids and adults love it!

This was a great Christmas gift for my niece. She had loved paddle boarding, and now has a board of her own! All of the parts came well packaged, and it’s great that it comes with a repair kit. The bag is a bit bulky/heavy, but it’s to be expected with such a large board.

You got it as a gift for my son in December. He opened it up and totally loved it. Can’t wait to use it.

Comes with everything you need to get started paddle boarding. Like all SUPs, the included hand pump is hell. Do yourself a favor and buy an plug-in pump. Your arms and lungs will thank you.

I absolutely love this SUP as a beginner. I used to sea kayak before moving and this SUP has been a great way for me to connect with water again. It feels quite easy to carry when you use the backpack included and it's pretty easy to inflate and get going! It feels very sturdy and so far is pretty easy to operate especially as a beginner. I will likely consider upgrading the paddle to something better. The paddle is by no means bad, but in my experience paddles can dramatically change your paddling experience. The deflating process isn't difficult and is MUCH better than having to load and unload an SUP or kayak on the top of a car!The backpack included is quite roomy and I didn't find it too difficult to fit it back into the bag after my first use. I always worry about inflatables fitting back into their storage bag, but this pack definitely leaves enough room. I also love that they include a patch kit in a waterproof container. I don't anticipate needing to use it anytime soon, but it's always good to have on hand. For the price this SUP is amazing, I'm not sure you can get much better!

This Aqua PRO inflatable paddleboard is the first one I've owned personally, and so far I am very impressed. My wife has a different brand that was recommended by our adult kids who paddleboard, and she says this one compares well to hers. Here's what I like and/or observe about this board so far:- The instructions are well written and complete, with illustrations. Since this is my first paddle board, I was following them closely and had to read carefully since I wanted to set it up correctly, so I'm glad they are thorough. Also, I learned that one wears the ankle strap in open water but not on a river, which I would not have known.- The board is LONG. It's so long I had to take two pictures to show it all. I forgot to measure it after pumping it up (probably because my brain was in a fog after working that hard), but when I was laying on it there was at least 4 feet of clearance lengthwise, and I am nearly 6 feet tall, so I believe that it is 10.5 to 11 feet long.- Once it is pumped up to even 10 psi the board is really sturdy, and it held its air.- I like it that there are two areas to put cargo, one on the front and one on the back.- The ankle strap is good quality, like the rest of the board and accessories. The orange spring cord stretches out as needed but reliably retains its shape if not under tension. It is thick like a cord on an old school land line phone, the part between the phone and the handset (yes, I am 60 years old).- I had some trouble getting the large fin all the way on. There must have been some kind of obstruction, and you can kind of see it in the orange photo. I ended up using some lubricant and a rubber mallet to get it all the way in. Once I did that it was easy to take it out and put it back in, so I don't anticipate that being a problem now.- The pump is a good one, the kind that pumps or sucks on the upward and downward stroke, doubling the return on effort. It has a built in gauge that, strangely, goes up to nearly 28 psi. I barely survived pumping up to 10, so I can't imagine going to any more than 12-15 psi, which is the max that is supposed to be in the board anyway. Make sure all of the connections on the pump are good and tight, or air will be lost once the psi starts to register.- The paddle is adjustable. It clips together easily and then the handle part can be slid out to fit any height, then clamps firmly into place. It is thick plastic with an aluminum shaft, and it allegedly floats, although I have yet to find that out. I might like the adjustment clamp to be a bit tighter, and I haven't figured out how I can tighten it up more. It doesn't slide or anything, but it's just not super tight. Maybe that doesn't matter.- It comes with a good quality carrying and storage bag that can easily hold the rolled-up board, the oar, the pump, the extra fin, and the repair kit. It also has the straps for carrying it like a backpack, which is SO much better than trying to lug it around like a duffle bag. I also appreciate the little clear zip pocket for the instructions and small spare parts, or any small thing I want to put in there.- It has a one-year warranty, which is always a good sign in my opinion.

Great quality, great stability, and solid as a rock. Tracks really well because of its elongated nose shape too. Pricepoint is right on for the quality you get. Nothing negative to say about this thing.

Comes with everything you need to get you out on the water. Great pale board and much fun to be had on it. Highly recommend