10 Things to Know Before Buying a Cheap Inflatable Paddle Board | Goplus, Aqua Marina, ROC, Advenor
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- Thinking about buying a paddle board?! đ This video is about all the things we wish we had known prior to purchasing our boards. We hope this helps your journey to be as smooth as possible!
Here's a bit of backstory on our journey to purchasing SUPs-
After renting paddle boards over the course of multiple summers, we finally decided to take a risk and purchase our first inflatable SUP's -- on the budget end of course đ€Ș. It was a little daunting, but in the end we have gotten so much exercise, relaxation and laughs out of these boards. We love the freedom of getting to launch where we want, paddle for as long as we want, and take advantage of the occasional evening or holiday paddle.
Paddle boarding has become a favorite activity for us to do with our friends and family. Thank you for coming along for the ride!
XOXO, IMBđ€
đBoards and Accessories we use regularly:
Goplus iSUP: www.amazon.com/Goplus-Inflata...
Aqua Marina Fusion: www.amazon.com/dp/B07L8RZ8PX/...
Roc iSUP: www.amazon.com/Roc-Inflatable...
FunWater Inflatable 10'6Ă33"Ă6" Ultra-Light (17.6lbs) SUP: www.amazon.com/dp/B07MC3TNMM/...
ADVENOR iSUP: www.amazon.com/ADVENOR-Inflat...
SereneLife Electric SUP Air Compressor: www.amazon.com/SereneLife-Ele...
Dewalt Air Compressor: www.amazon.com/DEWALT-DCC020I...
Air Compressor Adapter: www.amazon.com/PeSandy-Inflat...
Intro: (0:00)
Durability: (01:17)
Weight: (02:10)
Purchase Power: (03:20)
Portability: (04:22)
Ready to Go: (04:56)
Bags: (05:15)
Pumps: (05:34)
Pumping Process: (06:29)
Leaks: (07:18)
Onboard Storage: (09:04)
Outro: (09:53) - Sport
my partner found an Aqua Cruz paddleboard at Aldi's for $99. We're on the 2nd year now of use and just got done taking it out on the lake. Would definitely not be spending $400+ on a paddelboard, unless we did this multiple times a week. But for us casual lake and river floaters, it's awesome.
As a beginner & after watching dozens of paddle board videos, this is the best, most relative & real for those starting out.
Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much. I have literally been doing research for months and getting overwhelmed. i love when people do video so detailed and I can literally just trust them and buy what they have. Obviouly if something goes wrong I know everyone has there own experience e. However, this helps a lot.
Hey Jessica, that is so awesome to hear!!! We're the same way, and with budget boards I think sometimes it's best to go with a board that someone has already tested out. Let us know which one you end up getting and what you thinkđ
Would you be interested in helping with a SUP project for kids and making some videos that we would get them out to hundreds of thousands of people and in a magazine. Jeff
Thank you for giving an honest review of the budget boards. Some shop owners really talk these down and sometimes I think they'd rather us go in into debt or stay away from the sport if this is all we can afford.
You're so welcome!! We felt the exact same way and realized that we were never going to buy 1 board, let alone two if they were going to be in the $1000+ range. As recreational paddle boarders, we couldn't be happier with ours!
@@IntergalacticMotoBandits If you have an *Ollie's* store...get a Quest paddleboard for $99.99. I got two (different stores, limited quantities, one per customer). Then I got a 20% discount coupon (Ollie's!) in the mail! I went back for #3 for 80 bucks... they list for over $550. Yes, I got two "Flamingo" and 1 "doodle design" for less than 3 bills..
The next day I went for 3+ hrs on the Coosa River, my dog Mars and me. All good!
I purchased a generic paddleboard off Amazon for under $200 a couple years ago because I wasn't sure if it was something I would stick with. Now we have 3 of same. A good friend purchased one like it last year and out of the box it had a leak around the fin. Our 3 have been great, heading into 3rd season with them with no problems! Mine even held 2 of us for a day when we discovered the leak in my friends board lol. I stay mainly in creeks and springs with them, so they've survived lots of collisions with stumps and downed trees. When mine finally wears out, I won't hesitate to invest a little more $$ in one, but my cheap one has been fantastic! Bags and pumps still work as well, but I did invest in an electric pump this year
I have been fishing the rivers with an inflatable and a Bixby motor
This channel brings up a super important point. Gear makes a huge difference! I opted for a $699 paddle board ($784 plus shipping and tax) from a local companyâs website, and it came with a huge and durable bag that has roller wheels and backpack straps as well, and it fits all my gear and pump along with the paddle board. I read hundreds of Amazon reviews stressing over what gear part might break in the $350-$450 range. I probably could have bought nicer gear/pump separately, but it was nice to get all the stuff included, and the pump is manual but it only takes about 5 mins to pump up (for reference Iâm 5â7 and not muscular lol)
Recently bought one of these and it's honestly one of the best purchases I've made for my spare time. It's just such a great way to get out and explore the water, where usually you never really get to go.
This is reassuring. So many reviews say you need to spend at least $700 for it to be worth it. But when you just want to be on the water and have some fun every weekend or two I hope these 300-400 boards will be enough.
Exactly!!! We experienced that too and it made us so nervous to buy in at the low end. Such a relief they have been so reliable and fun.
they absolutely are worth it! I just got a Goture board for like $450 or something and it's a blast! I imagine all the cheaper one are very similar performance-wise, the one I got at least is a blast, and tough as nails. I very much exceeded the weight capacity today with 2 people, and it was absolutely fine
Grab a Body Glove Performer 11' as it's one of the best sub $1,200. boards with excellent performance, high build quality, and a $399. including their new 2022 model with electric pump, it's sweet. Get on Costco online and no membership needed. Nothing close at it's price. Have 2 and another 11'6" board.
Been paddling a Costco inflatable seriously I'm sold a Costco takes them back no matter what for a credit or new board this has a seat as well about 400 out the door
Awesome thank yâall for posting this! I see some people being kind of gate keepy like âyou need to get at least a $500 board or itâs trashâ and thatâs simply not true.
Wow, great video, you both speak so casually and about the things we are all thinking about as first-timers, thank you. And, you sound so relaxed which makes the audience relax, kinda like we're all friends having coffee.
Also, thanks for mentioning the second-hand SUP, I wasn't even thinking about that as a possibility.
Thank you so, so much!! That is so wonderful to hear!! If you end of picking up one let us know what you get and how you like itđ
Nice guys. Thanks! Loved all the points and the way you presented it.
Thank you so much!!! Really glad to hear it.
Super helpful. I just ordered one yesterday. Super excited
So glad to hear this! I just ordered a ROC Kahuna. Can't wait to test it out :)
EDIT: Removed my first part, since I noticed you did it right with the valves ;D
But, a tip for inflating stuff fast: Use the low-pressure/high-volume part of the electric pump as far as it goes (so basically the board is filled but not rigid), and then use a handpump for the last PSIs.
We'll take all the help with valves that we can get! đ It seems like no matter what we do, one of our boards will always let loose with air the second we disconnect from the pump. Could be time for a new valve?
That is such a good idea for when using an electric pump!! And makes the hand pumping more reasonable. Thanks for the tipđ
Harbor Freight has the Bauer rechargeable inflator for about $20. Mine will *soft inflate* an 11' ISUP in about a minute. Then, I switch to the manual pump ("double stage=red stopper in; then single stage=stopper out) to proper PSI indicated on the dial.
4 minutes (total!) is average...5 minutes max. ,which is a pretty big deal for me (I hardly ever go beyond 12p.s.i.).
I currently own 21 ISUP's, and I like to accommodate group paddleboarding EcoTours in Alabama's River Region.
@@IntergalacticMotoBandits Your valve is likely perfectly fine. It's designed to dump all air pressure by depressing the plastic stem, and can "lock" in that setting (handy!). This probably is your situation.
EZ REMEDY: Depress them, rotate it slightly (think as 10 minutes on a clock) then release. Be gentle, fidget with it a bit, and you will be blessed with powerful knowledge; you'll see what makes it work! The valve will re-set to the air-tight mode. Index finger is all it takes, and less time than typing this.
Now, go have fun on your board...you got this , and *peace of mind*. That's a good thing.
Some iSUP hand pumps have valves/plugs that lets you pump double-action initially, and when it's gets too hard you open the valve for stronger single-action pumping mode.
217 plus whatever little extra! Haha good job
I might still be married if I was as smart as him.
The title made me think I was about to get a 'downside' list of why it is best to spend much more, so what a pleasant surprise to hear many of the conclusions I have already come to myself, two budget boards and half a dozen adventures into this! I agree.
Just got two boards for 180 cant wait to get out there with my daughter as we tried it at my fathers and really enjoy it
Thank you!
Very helpful!
Really great video you guys made. Fun to listen to with a great vibe. I listened through the whole thing. Thank you and the very good tips too.
Thank you so much! It means a lot, and we're thrilled that you enjoyed it!
great, great video, thank you for sharing!
Thank you, that really means a lot!
Fun, informative video! I recognize all those places. :)
Love it!! Wave if you see us out there!đ Haha
thank you so much for this helpful video
Thanks for the advice. Awsome location
Nice overview, thank you.
Thank you you were alot of help in my choice!! Julie
So happy to heat that!!! Have fun out there!
Love it. Love the channel.
I have 3 and an inflatable kayak and I've done the best memories with friends, family and dog
Thanks for such a informative video! If used in salt water is there a cleaning ritual that has to be deployed? What about sand clleaning for beach use?
very suitable for tourism exploration in national parks
Awesome Guys - Thanks so much for this
So glad to hear it! Thank you!
Awesome vid thank you!
Big thanks for making a great video for the casual sup user. :-)
Thank you so much!!
217 plus .... However little extra..
Nice save buddy, you remembered who was holding the paddle!
đđđ for the win! Such a close oneđ
Thanks for this, Iâm thinking of giving this a go
Love that!! If you end up getting one, let us know what you thinkđ
FunWater 11' touring board (Amazon/free shipping!) is an outstanding value. I bought the orange one, and it promptly became my favorite all-around ISUP. I'm so impressed, I got 5 more for my growing fleet.
While researching FunWater boards online, I saw evidence that some major brands are made in the same facilities as the cheap ones, same construction techniques, likely same skilled technicians building them.
No, I'm not endorsed by any particular label, just sharing personal information with the hope I can help more paddleboarding enthusiasts.
Thanks for the review.
Thanks for checking it out!
Great info, thanks
you guys are so nice cool and informative. I wish you well from Serbia
Great video!
At 0:24, it looks like the bridge at Marina Pacifica, next to the infamous concrete steps, where unsuspecting riders can "slip and fall and KILLLL themselves!!!" And 1:01, Mother's Beach with the 2nd Street bridge in the background!
Shout out 3:48! Literally!
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Just purchased my first paddle board, I can't wait!!
Same!! Mine arrives Friday, I'm so excited!!
So excited for you!!!! You are going to love itđ
Give us an update on how it goes if you canđ
@@IntergalacticMotoBandits best purchase I've made so far! â€
@@taraharding2593 Woohoo! So stoked to hear it!
Itâs all I ever do is budget SUPs 200and under Iâll just spend extra for a good electric pump and a decent paddle
Discovered a bit late for this Summer, but the video was really informative! planning to buy one SUP and i will defenitely buy the rechargable pump too
Love it, great plan!! One thing we like to do that they might have in you area, is some of the rental groups do night paddle boarding during the holidays to see the boats and houses with all of their decorations up. It's a fun way for us to get in some paddle boarding in the winter months :)
now's the time to buy! There will be plenty of time to use it next year, but if you get it now you get those sweet sweet end of season discounts :)
Iâm glad to see you both on the board and it still floats. I weigh a little less than both of you. Iâve got an 11â6â sup thatâs 34â wide coming tomorrow thatâs rated at 370 pounds. It should do well.
Which one?
great advise! waiting for my Amazon delivery soon..
So excited for you!! Let us know how your first trip out on the water goesđ
hahaha Scott linked me this video, im 4 mins in until it dawns on me who you guys are. Epic. Hopefully the black widows are staying away from your garage lol. Stay safe guys and thanks for the info.
đđđ We literally only have one bag left because its the only one that stayed safe from the spiders!! I'm bummed we didn't have any footage from the trips we took with you and Scott. I think people would have found it quite entertainingđ Miss you and hope all is well!!!
wow amazing!
I just started and I have to say that pumping up my board by hand is like double the workout that actually paddling is.
That intro is dope!
Aye! Thank you!đ
Thanks for the video! After having a close(ish) encounter with sea turtles on a rented board here in Hawaii, my daughter is insisting we buy. This gave me the info I needed to feel secure in a purchase of 2x iSUP. We went with the ROC Alliance and Scout and are considering an electric pump. Did you need to purchase any specialized attachments for the DeWalt 20V pump? I'd rather get the DeWalt over some of the pumps marketed specifically for the SUP market (which seem a little flimsy/unreliable for my taste).
Oh wow!! That's so cool! What an experience. We've been really happy with ROC. Let us know how you like them! The Dewalt will need an iSUP pump adapter. They are about $13 on Amazon. But I will say, the Serenelife electric pump is hands down the best thing we've used to date. It's faster than the Dewalt and can handle multiple boards.
Bought for 125 euro today! Hope it will last for some summersđ
I have a Funwater brand inflatable SUP and I love it.
That is really good to know!! Their boards look so nice and have an amazing price.
The pointy nose, 11' length and 33"width is *boss*! I bought 5 more for groups/tours. Well equipped, rugged enough for this River Rat.
On a scale of 10, I give it a 9. Nothing negative, unless maybe the bag. Overall, amazing deal.
@@johnhall7475 How tall are you and how much do you weight? Im thinking about getting one thats 11.6f x 33 inches and im 195cm around 100kg. Is it also good for river or just sea and lakes? Thanks in advance!
I rode a cheap amazon board for 3yrs before upgrading. Served me well
Hey guys! Quick question, im looking into the Serenelife Freeflow isup and it looks like serenelife is pretty reputable. I dont know if you have much experience with their boards but if so, would the free flow be a good buy? Thanks!
Hey, great question! That board looks great, and we really like Serenelife. We have their electric air pump and its super high quality. The width of the board is nice because it's going to be helpful for balance. The only thing, is it is on the smaller side, so in order for it to handle its best, it's probably suited for someone 200 lbs or less. That's not to say you won't be able to exceed that (with passengers and bags and such), we've just found its really important to allow some wiggle room in what the manufacturer is setting the max weight capacity as. All in all, looks like a really good buy!
I bought a $100 board off Amazon, it was literally the cheapest one on there that day, pump lasted 2 uses! LOL But I was expecting that so I wasn't bummed and I threw it in the pool to see if I and the kids would like it. Bought an electric pump and now looking at another board to head to the lake soon!
Great video. I have an aqua force that cost $279.00 and I take it out on San Diego Bay all the time and it works great. We need more videos Iike yours about SUP.
Thank you so much!đ And San Diego Bay is on our bucket list of places to paddle, it looks so beautiful!
@@IntergalacticMotoBandits
Where are you guys out of. If you ever want any suggestions on California I've paddled a bunch of rivers and lakes out here as well. Keep up the good work đ, videos like yours will bring alot more people to our sport who can't afford to spend $1,000.00 on a board but still want to get out exercise and see our beautiful waterways without polluting them.
@@caruniv3287 We feel the exact same way! Getting out and exploring on the water is the most important part and we never would have bought initially if that meant sending $800-$1K. We're in SoCal, but would absolutely like to explore in Northern California and all the other spots up the west coast!
Thank you I M B , VERY informative and great presentation , much like AQUA MARINA products , I've had my 12 feet board for a few years now, my wife and I use it regularly tandem , My six Any day now seven grandkids have shared it ,I've even had it out on the North sea surrounded by seals , no race medals. Just great fun great Memories. . and never a problem looks as good as new , ÂŁ400:00 , well spent considering enjoyment its returned
Wow, that is so awesome to hear!!! We do the same thing when family comes into town. Three generations all out on the boards, having an absolute blast. The Aqua Marina is great because every time we pull it out, it still looks brand new. Anyways really wonderful to hear. Happy paddling!
Great video.
Thank you! That's great to hear.
They completely float đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
Hey guys! I am looking into purchasing my first SUP. What are your opinions on the ROC paddle board? We are in San Diego and plan to use it in the bay, the water gets pretty rocky from the boats, jet skis, etc. Thank you!!!
Hey Shelbi! The ROC we tested in this video was really great, no complaints! (I believe its the Explorer). We've taken our SUP's to Mission Bay I think it was and remember it being really choppy that day. The thing with iSUP's is, the calmer water you can find, the better (unless you are looking for a killer workout). But I think you'll be really happy with the ROC, its definitely on the top end of the budget boards. Have fun out there!đ
Hard boards come in epoxy as well though, Iâd never own another fibreglass board so thatâs not really a thing. Mine is by DAMA, it was about $300. Yes itâs really fun. Yes storing a hard board sux. My longboards are still hanging around, pain in the neck. Storage is obviously awesome but watch out for mice . I donât think pumping is bad at all. Iâm old and very arthritic, CâMON guys! Good video. I agree with almost everything.
We recently added a board from DAMA as well and its amazing! We always enjoyed pumping for the extra calorie burn until we went electric and I guess it made us soft haha. Thanks so much for watching!
I purchased an affordable paddle board and I have been using it a lot both in lakes and sea. I only upgraded to a better paddle and hand pump but the board is doing great in every condition so far. I will probably buy a more expensive board in the future but for now there is nothing I can't do with this.
Our thoughts exactly.
And the paddle upgrade is a great idea, we might look into thatđ
My favorite paddle for the money was purchased from Academy for about $60, about 10 yrs. ago...great investment! Red, "bent," "NO LIMITS" logo. 2-piece telescopic handle, all fiberglass.
I paddle aggressively, mostly rivers. This is the *only* paddleboard paddle for the money!
You can use hockey bags to replace the original PB bags. regarding the hand pump are there any reliable pumps or are they all prone to failure?
Oh that is such a good idea, they are the perfect sizeđ Thanks for the tip!
Fore sure, there are definitely good hand pumps out there. They run about $50 - $90. We are thinking about getting one for camping/hiking trips. Its just the ones that come with the boards will typically fail in a year or so.
@@IntergalacticMotoBandits thanks for the reply. I have a powered inflator, but they require power. There maybe a point when I cant use it and would have to go old school.
@@cameranmanner4701 Exactly! We've been thinking the same thing actually, so if you find a brand you like let us know!
great vid guys
Thank you! We really appreciate itđ
@@IntergalacticMotoBandits partner and I are looking for a cheap dive boat. That we dont hav to tow
I see you list Advenor. I'm buying the 11' 33" 6" one. What electric pump will work with that? Both the Serene Life and the Dewalt listed above?
Great board! They will both work but I would recommend the Serene Life because it comes with all of the accessories you need and is much faster đ
@@IntergalacticMotoBandits Thanks! Haven't ordered yet - and I see on Amazon SereneLife board has nearly 20,000 ratings while Advenor has about 2000. Would you recommend one over the other? Only thing I see about Advenor is that there is no drop stitching connecting top to bottom to prevent bulging or separation.
Thank you so much
Absolutely!
Great tips, I just bought my first one today. It was 250$ Iâve been wanting to buy one for 2 years now
My first iSUP cost me $300 and lasted me 5-years with A LOT of abuse and UV rays. I consider myself an expert after many years of the sport and would never consider getting anything that costs more than $300.
This makes me feel okay for buying budget sup. I have been struggling thow between inflatable SUP and a 3 seats inflatable kayak as l have two young kids. Any advice?
That's wonderful to hear! We love our inflatable kayak and would definitely go in that direction with the kids! Balancing on an iSup with my nieces aboard was extremely challenging to say the leastđ
With the cheap pump, since there is no gauge, is there much of a risk of over inflating?
It would be really difficult to do because by the time you get to around 13 psi there's quite a bit of force required. I find it difficult to get my board all the way up to 15 psi when pumping by hand. That being said, I don't like to risk it! I bought an adapter ($7 on Amazon) which allows me to double check psi using a pressure gauge. That way, whether we inflate by hand or using the electric pump, I always have a backup way to check psi. Another option would be to purchase a new inexpensive pump when the old one fails and store it inside. We kept ours in a storage shed which I'm sure accelerated the deterioration. Hope that answers your question. Good luck and have fun!
Hello. I'm looking to buy my first sup. Do you believe that the GlobalExpress Blue Sea Ride 9.10" is a good option?
Very exciting! So depending on your size, the length of that board may feel really small. Out of all our boards, the two 11' boards feel the best in terms of balance/comfort for people around 185 to 220 lbs. For a smaller person (maybe under 150lbs), I think that board would be totally fine! Also, I'm not familiar with that brand, but the specifications look good! Hope that helps!
@@IntergalacticMotoBandits Thanks for the reply!
Hi, I am looking to purchase my first iSUP primarily because I have a bad back and can not carry my SUP by myself anymore. Can you tell me which iSUP you recommend for someone who is short - 5'1" and has a bad back? Thank you!
The great part about your height and experience level is that you will probably be really comfortable on a smaller board (around 10'-6" long, 31" wide). I have been so happy with the Aqua Marina in terms of carrying it onto the water, sometimes in really windy conditions! Possibly more important then the board, is definitely get a great bag for carrying! Red Paddle Co has a great bag with all-terrain wheels, but its really expensive! I'm sure there's more affordable options out there with the same idea. Also definitely get an electric pump that way you don't do anything to aggravate your back before getting out on the water! Good luck and let us know what you decide to go with!
@@IntergalacticMotoBandits Thank you! So you recommend the Fusion From Aqua Marina? I appreciate your extra tips!
@@jocelynwelch3231 They've changed their sizing since we bought, so I think the Aqua Marina - Vapor (10'4") would be a better fit. Since you have experience paddle boarding you'll really appreciate the maneuverability of the board and its also very well made. On the flip side, we also have two boards from DAMA, and those ones are incredibly stable and have some of the best budget board prices! Lots of great options! So excited for you!
Do you recommend the Goplus? Iâm thinking about purchasing it for my first board! đ
Yes!! The Goplus is a great board! They have a bunch with different specifications so just make sure you get one that works well for your height/weightđ
Great video, do you still recommend that board?
Thanks! The best board we have for stability and max weight capacity is the GoPlus 11'. That being said, if you are just entering the paddle board market, pretty much all of the boards in this video will be a blast and work well.
Great Reviews! Leash? PFD? I work as an ICU RN and see many near drownings/drownings every year from people that don't wear their leash and/or their pfd.
Thank you so much and yes, good call! Those are essential accessories and really should be included in everyones bagđ
It's the LAW in Alabama, to have PFD on your paddleboard; you don't have to be wearing it.
On a flowing river, I always use PFD, but opt out of the (ankle)leash because of submerged trees/debris that could hang you. OK for a lake, and wise if you're in surf.
Insure that first of all, you CANNOT drown, err on the side of good judgment.
Itâs funny, people told me the #1 thing you get with more expensive boards are better bags and and better pumps.
It's definitely one of the downsides. We've had to replace our bags and upgraded to a nice electric pump (one pump can be used on 2-3 boards depending on the size). The additional cost is about $100 per board in misc. upgrades. So we still saved over $600 if its really just about bags and pumps.
Thanksss
Out of the three which one do you recommend the best?
So hard to pick just one! I haven't found there to be too much difference from one budget board to the next. But if I were to buy one today, I would look for a brand with good availability of replacement parts (like the skeg and bag). The Aqua Marina is great if you can find one at a good price. DAMA is a great beginner board. No complaints though with any of the boards themselves. Good luck! đ
Can these things spring a leak and leave you stranded out in ocean?
Ever checked out DECATHLON, the big french sport's discounter, also sells in the U.S.
Just looked them up and these look great! I love that they have a 34" wide board for beginners at a really reasonable price. Might have to pick one of these up. Thanks for letting us know about them!đ
I pump a 12' Bluefin with their pump in about 6 minutes to 18 psi. 15 minutes? You are either taking long breaks or forgetting to use the double action at the beginning.
We did not test this equipment out with the originals. We went to Ballast Point âtesting outâ the equipment
đđ đ I think that 100% counted as our test run!!! If things had gone south, we were going to leave Ballast Point in an Uber instead of on our boards đ€Ł
Hey Scott! Which board do you have? We'll add it as a reliable board in the descriptionđ
@@IntergalacticMotoBandits FunWater Inflatable Paddleboards
FunWater Inflatable 10'6Ă33"Ă6" Ultra-Light (17.6lbs) SUP for All Skill Levels Everything Included with Stand Up Paddle Board, Adj Paddle, Pump, ISUP Travel Backpack, Leash, Waterproof Bag www.amazon.com/dp/B07MC3TNMM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_71GA3S8VCKH7WC75H5P4?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
@@scottsonderman6115 Thank you Scotty-doo! You're the bestđȘ
Would you recommend the roc or goplus?
they are both great, but goplus usually has more competitive pricing and ours is still going strong!
@@IntergalacticMotoBanditsI love you for responding, I actually bought both đ
@@dylanjohnson3286 Even better!!! Have a blast out there!
Weird question, but where are you at in the video? It looks like a cool place to paddle board.
Most of this was filmed in or around Naples Canals in Long Beach, CA. Highly recommend to check it out if you are ever in the area! Its really calm water and beautiful locationđ
Look for tie downsđ
Nice review! I want to mention that some hand pumps are making a squeaky noise that is so annoying.
Thank you!! Totally agree, the electric pumps are really the way to gođ
You're sure to love the little electrical pumps then ..not so much "squeak".
more like a Shop-Vac..not really. Mine is from Harbor Freight, inexpensive, and about the size of an electric drill, use 12 volt battery that works in my leaf blower, pole saw; huge added value there, since I can carry as many as I need.
So, hey, it suits me well. I'm still willing to upgrade; until then, I'm a happy paddler!
Would the go plus work with 250 pounds
Absolutely, you'll be fineđ Just make sure to pump to max psi.
I've seen 300$ paddle board on Amazon and I really want one, but at the same time not If it break easy or it's not stable
Hi guys , awesome details . I will like to know about the advenor 11x36x6 any idea if is worth to buy . I'm buying one to ride with the kids . I read that 11 long will be better for holding more weight. But I can't find anything about this advenor sup.
Thanks in advance
Glad to hear it! The Advenor is a great ride and has a high weight capacity which is great for riding with kidsđ The one thing I've noticed is that it doesn't feel nearly as sturdy as our Goplus, so typically when we double up on passengers, we'll use the Goplus. That being said, the Advenor has been a great value and comes with a nicer bag compared to some of the others. Hope this helps!
@@IntergalacticMotoBandits thanks for the reply. I just saw goplus stars and stripes 11" for $259 . I may try that one . It's a good one?
@@MIKELOVEPB That one looks ok, but the weight capacity is a little low. There's another Goplus that's white and blue on Amazon for $249.99, and has a weight capacity of 330. They also have a few others including the one we have (link in the description). But by far what is going to make the biggest impact is that weight capacity, so whichever 11' board you choose, try to get the weight capacity as high as you can!
@@IntergalacticMotoBandits do u have any idea what is te warranty on the goplus? Says 60 days and 1 year costumer service, but didn't see any about the warranty.
@@MIKELOVEPB I think you have it right, the 1 year of customer service I believe is their manufacturer's warranty. I checked out a few other companies and at this price point that seems to be the standard.
Thank you so much for this. My family has been looking at sups for over a year waiting to be able to afford a good quality one because everywhere said not to buy cheap but you made a good point, why wait to have an expensive board when we could be making good memories now on cheap ones.
I actually stopped your video at that point, got on the phone to my sister and we found one with over 2000 reviews 4.5 stars for only ÂŁ149. We ordered one each and they will arrive Wednesday lol x
When youâre storing it wet, is it going to get gross??
Good question!!! Our new procedure when packing up is to quickly towel dry before putting them away and then giving them another rinse off with the hose once we get home. On a hot day, usually by the time we hit the beach they are already dry again, but depending on the water they can definitely get a bit smelly.
There still good
So do you recommend the ROC?
Absolutely! Out of all the boards we have in our group, that one probably has the best bag and we've never had any issues with the board itself. I also just really like the look of it. Only downside is its in the higher price range for a budget board.
@@IntergalacticMotoBandits great! Thank you so much! Hello from the Channel Islands Harbor
@@almmmaaa___ Oh so jealous!â€ïž That's definitely on my visit list!
I find inflatable ones less stable than regular ones. I have to balance it way more actively than a regular one I rented
anyone know where i can get a good one for around 200$?
You should be able to find one on Amazon or Ebay at that priceđ
217+ however little extra - playing the long game nicely I see. lol
spot on! đđ
I would like an inflatable board not because it is cheap. I want one that I can transport to the water in my car otherwise I wouldn't be able to paddle at all. Inflatable seems appropriate for me since I'm not paddling any races but want to enjoy a nice relaxed time on the water.
That's so true! Inflatables, regardless of the price, are definitely better suited for transporting and if you're looking for a relaxing day on the water, they are perfect. Check out Bote, they make wonderful high end inflatables with a ton of accessories. We have been drooling over their boards for a while now but they're just too far outside of our budget right now.
I must be fit as my 11ft board was done in five minutes đ€·
Irocker pump valve DOESNT LEAK AIR OUT !
The Name is Stand Up Paddle, you Test the Board by sitting all the Time. Normally good Boards are stiff Just to stsnd Up and maintain the Balance. If the Board isn't stiff enught ist difficult to Stand Up and Paddle.