Goplus Inflatable Stand up Paddle Board, 10'/10.5'/11' SUP 6" Thick with Premium Accessories, Adjustable Aluminum Paddle, Leash, Carry Bag, Hand Pump, Removable Fin, ISUP for Adults

The media could not be loaded. Last year I bought a paddleboard. We had so much fun with it so I decided to get another one since we all fight over it. I read all the reviews and loved the pattern on the board. So I decided to buy this one. I’m so glad I did. This is beyond easy to carry and even easier to store. That was my concern with buying a paddle board . I live in a condo so storage is limited. So buying a traditional paddleboard was out of the question. It comes with a manual pump. But thankfully I have a portable handheld one. I suggest you do the same. It makes the process go faster. I like that it comes with a carry bag. I love the fact that you can keep everything together, I hate going on a scavenger hunt. I also really liked that they gave the option of 11f board. Most boards are 10f. Longer boards go faster and hold more weight.The price was another plus for me. Most boards are very pricey without any accessories. All and all I’m very pleased with this purchase.

10/10 recommend, I have had mine for two summers now and I love taking it out on a lake with my toddler sister. When I have sunscreen on the orange rubs off on my skin but it washes off easy.

By far my favorite purchase! It has been used and abused all summer long. I’m saddened that it’s getting cold out and now have to put it away for the winter but looking forward to getting it back out next summer. The pump could use some improvement though. I had to fix this multiple times as the handle piece is not the best quality. Just make sure you have a screwdriver with you in case the handle comes out (then the pump won’t work). Easy fix just very annoying.

Wanted to get a board to get started. It’s fun. Pretty much comes with everything you need.

Hi! I'm Minh.. and I love me some SUP.I've owned 3 inflatables and 1 hard shell.So.. obviously the hardshell one is amazing (by Isle) and trying to find something relatively cheaper and sturdy is the challenge. My 3rd inflatable was from Isle too but the pricing is beyond too much compared to these two i've chosen.This is one of the 2 that was around the $300 mark.The other one is Goplus Inflatable SUP: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07QSSB3FN/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1Both are Sturdy once fully inflated.Both are 32" across.Both are 23 lbs with the fin and bag. Add another 2 lbs for a paddle.. both almost the exact same weight.Both come with everything you need: carrying bag, paddle, repair kit, fin.Basically both are pretty much the same thing as far as use.. now.. here's where everything changes.PROS/CONS/WINNERS- Anchors: The Aquaplus has 6 extra anchor parts. 4 on top/middle of the board, and then 2 on the side. The 2 on the side you can connect a should strap (which they include) for easier carrying. the other 4 are great to connect to other SUP boards when you're chillin' or you can connect a velcro strap to hold your paddle when you're laying out. The GoPlus only has the normal front 4 anchors for the bungee strap and rear for the ankle strap.Winner: The Aquaplus- FINS: The GoPlus has 2 permanent fins as well as 1 large fin that you take on and take off, so I thought they would help keep it steady. Honestly, I can't tell the difference with the two little fins, but as long as you have the one fin on there, you'll be perfectly fine. They both install the exact same way. so I'll give it to GoPlus because maybe it does help? but I can't feel it.Winner: The GoPlus by a hair.- DIMENSIONS: The Aquaplus seems to be bigger on the front area where the bungee is.. I don't know why but it is. so im guessing it would be easier to balance stuff up there, versus the GoPlus. But where you stand it's basically 32"and also both weigh the EXACT weight.Winner: The Aquaplus- THE MANUAL PUMP: The pump on the GoPlus seems to be more rigid.. but the hose is connected at the part of the pump that goes up and down. so it's flying all over the place when you're busy pumping. The Aquaplus is more basic, but the tach didn't work. and honestly, I don't even look at the gauge anyhow.. I do the feel test. you feel it until it's super hard, and then you put an extra 10-15 pumps in.Winner: The Aquaplus- PRICING: the Aquaplus was: $269the Goplus was: $339 + $20 coupon code: = $319basically I paid an extra $50 because I wanted the "wood look".Winner: The AquaplusOUTCOME:well, the Aquaplus, has those extra anchors, and the shoulder strap, and you can't beat that pricing, so clearly.. it's the winner... CLEARLY. The GoPlus is still a great board! but when you put it up to a contender.. there's one winner. Buy this GoPlus if you like the style. By the Aquaplus, if you want the convenience and money savings.Also, if you're going to buy a pump. I found the one that will work with a 400w car adapter/converter:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000FE7J0A/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1Also, you're gonna need a cup holder.. here's my setup:- cup holder board mount: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B072K9RP29/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1- cup holder:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01I4463T0/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1- board connectors: (this is if you have a couple of boards you wanna chill together without floating all over.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07B79Q4ZS/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A3M47XCZPTMHM1&psc=1- Portable ice cooler and pillow: I use this to haul my beers.. eh.. I mean soft drinks in for a day of SUPing. Keeps it cool for hours!! and soft enough that I use it for a pillow when im laid out.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BH4H726/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1follow me! I buy a TON of stuff :)

I’ve only had this board for a week or two so I can’t speak to longterm durability but I can tell you it’s been a blast so far. If you live in an apartment like me this is a great way to enjoy the outdoors while still compact enough to fit in your living space. I’ve been using it practically every other day. I don’t think this will ever get old. I’m a total newbie at paddling but was able to get the hang of it within an outing or two.

This exceeded my expectations. I'm familiar with rigid paddle boards so was hesitant to purchase an inflatable, but got this one for cost and space reasons. We took it to the beach and had a blast playing in the ocean with it. It was easy to inflate, even easier to deflate, and there was plenty of room in the backpack for everything it came with. Even the dog loved it!

I think it’s a great paddleboard for the price compared to a lot of expensive paddle boards that are out there. The quality of the material seems to be really nice. I used it a lot this summer. My only issue was the pump the gauge didn’t work so I never knew if I was putting too much or not enough but it’s easy to figure out though.