OMG! This is how the inflatable stand up paddle boards are made!!!

Many people have paddle boards, but don’t know the production process . This video takes you to the SUPZOOM factory to learn the production process.

[@keepitreal1547]

The upper & lower connection, plus rails of the board determine the max psi rating & higher or lower quality of SUP's/price point.
A higher rating psi shows a better manufacturing design & process, usually meaning more materials have been used.
Resulting in a stiffer performing board.

[@paddleboardgeorgia]

This was a great video for everyone to learn from.

[@scottybeegood]

I got contact high just from watching this

[@phantomskate84]

What pressure do you inflate the boards to Insure there are no leaks ?

[@supzoom5782]

According to the material and structure of the paddleboard, it can be divided into two types, the conventional one is the maximum 15psi, and the other is 20psi.

[@phantomskate84]

@@supzoom5782 cool!!! So is that the same psi the customers inflate the sup to go on the water . I was just wondering from a quality assurance perspective if the boards could handle a much higher pressure like 25-30 psi for a few minutes without permanent damage occurring . thanks for the reply

[@supzoom5782]

​@@phantomskate84 There will be no problem within the air pressure value recommended by the manufacturer, because this value has been verified experimentally, and has at least 2 quality inspections during the production process, but over-inflating will definitely increase the chance of breakage or even permanent damage. Therefore, customers need to refer to the instruction manual when inflating.

[@TubeDupe]

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