Très beau et facile à gonfler

Bon produit côté qualité prix je le recommande!

ерекладайте текст за допомогою камериI really liked the boat, it’s easy to maintain, it’s easy to inflate and lower, however, on the very first day of use, the oar lock for the height of the oar broke.

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At first gave this a poor review as it was leaking air through the valve when we blew it up. Since our first review, we just randomly came across how to tighten the valve (and what the tool was) through a random page on SUP boards. Instructions could have been included that were clearer on how to tighten the blow-up valve for a first-time user. We'd like to change our review of this product as we think now that it's a good board for the price and seems of good quality materia (after tightening the air valve it keeps the psi).

I bought this iSUP after a friend let me use theirs for a day. I got a really, really good deal on it, so was hard to pass up. It's super fun and easy to set up and take down, 5 mins tops each way. My husband and I can be on it at the same time without any issue. Neither of us have any SUP experience so we like to see who can stand on it the longest before falling off. It's a hoot. My son, 12, also likes it a lot and we will cruise around on it together. It's easy to maneuver in the water and goes at a pretty good speed. I've had no problems with the detachable skeg so far, unlike other reviewers. It also seems pretty durable. I have a 30lbs dog that loves to swim up and pull herself onto the board, and then jump off like it's a diving board. Her nails haven't done any major damage to it yet, just minor scratches to the foam pad on top, but that's to be expected.The only reason why I'm giving it 4 stars out of 5 is because the pumps pressure gauge doesn't work. It might as well not even be there, the needle doesn't move at all. This seems to be an ongoing problem for several years and I'm disappointed the manufacturer hasn't fixed this problem yet.Over all, I am satisfied with this iSUP so far. I am really considering buying one for my son for his birthday. If anything changes I will update.

I was worried when I ordered this that it would be a cheap piece of garbage that I'd have to return, but it turns out it's a delightful paddle board that's actually affordable!! Some key aspects:Length:I ordered the board that's exactly 10' long because Minnesota requires any boat over 10' to have a license, even SUPs. Because it's shorter than most 10'6" boards, I was afraid it would be tippy, but I've had no issues with balancing on it.Pump:The board itself is very rigid when fully inflated to the 13-15 psi range. Note that this is hard to do with a hand pump! I actually thought the pump that came with the board wasn't working at first because the needle on the gauge wasn't moving. It turns out you just need to get it really inflated before the needle moves. It'll seem like it's inflated, but keep pumping!!Also, it can be really tricky to get the pump hose screwed into the pump stand correctly so that air doesn't leak out at the higher psi. This is the only thing I've found frustrating with this board.Paddle Clasp:I thought the clasp on the paddle handle was broken, as it looks like it in the picture. And the clasp wasn't very tight, so the handle kept sliding. I emailed customer service (the address is in the manual) and they got back to me in less than 12 hours with a link to a video that shows how you turn this clasp to tighten the handle. It's not very intuitive, but it worked and now the paddle is fine!Customer Service:I was really impressed with how quickly the customer service responded to my email.General:I've used it about 5 times now, and it's been great. All of the accessories fit in the backpack. You have to remove the large fin and really deflate the board to fit the board into the pack, but the kit includes a strap to hold the board folded up so it's easier to get into the backpack once it's deflated.The only thing I'm not super fond of is the pump, mostly due to the difficulty of attaching the hose to the stand. But like many people in other posts, I'm contemplating an electric pump because it's kind of a lot of work to pump these up by hand!

Here's a review: 1) Pumping them up was pretty good. We were "scared" by some reviews that said 5-10+ minutes to pump & that people were so tired to do the manual pump. But my wife and I did all right and just the last few pounds of pressure were tough to pump, (when we got to about 8 pounds). Then, "extra effort" was needed to get to at least 12 lbs psi. 2) Pretty easy & light to carry 3) On the Water: No problems, performed well, stability was good. I would say a solid board is very stable for me, but after a little "break-in" period, I adjusted my stance and would say I got used to the board. My wife's 30"w x 10ft long is the minimum you should have for a one-person board. And many people that I asked advice about inflatables were that you should go for 6" thick. 4) Deflate: Didn't take too long (another 5 minutes) and it was fairly easy to do. Just got to start "rolling" up the board & lean on it to get the last little bit air out. 5) My wife says that it was a great idea to buy these boards. We were out there for almost 3 hours and t's nice to have a board that you don't have to rush back to the boathouse because you have a rental. Hope this review helps. Started using the boards in early July, and now have used them 3 times. Even entered a race on the shores of Lake Erie in Cleveland and the boards are performing very well. In terms of racing... I was not really competitive because the board is so light and there was a very strong breeze coming from the shores, so I was slowed up by that. But my wife and I really bought these boards for "working out", enjoyment, relaxation and not having to rush back to the rental place after an hour! Also bought them for the ease of transporting them and storage. You don't have to have a big rack on your car/SUV and you don't have to have a huge garage to store them. My wife and I love our 2 Go Plus Inflatables that we bought! Would recommend them!UPDATE 8/19/18: We bought an electric pump specifically for SUPs (SereneLife Premium Compact Digital Air Pump Compressor 12V DC Car Connection (SLPUMP10) and it has performed fine. Funny... we bought the electric pump thinking we will not have to use the hand pump anymore. Well, I guess the only downside to the e-pump is that it does take about 10 minutes to fully inflate the board. My wife and I can hand pump up the boards faster than the electric pump. The tough thing is when you get to about 8psi, then it is hard to hand pump to get it to 12-13psi. So, what we've done now... is hook up the e-pump to one board while we hand pump the other board... then when the hand pumped board gets to that tough 8psi pressure... we switch the e-pump to that board and get it to 13psi. Then back to board #1 to with the e-pump to "top it off" to 13psi. So, we are still actually using the hand pump, but we are not "killing ourselves" with extreme pumping at the end. Doing it this way, we feel that we are giving ourselves a break instead of pumping the whole board by hand. So, the funny thing we say is... that we can pump the board faster than the electric pump but glad that we don't have to do it all now with the electric pump. Hope this helps!