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Peakpath Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board (6’’ Thick) with Premium SUP Accessories&Bag,Bottom Fin for Paddling,Surf Control,Non-Slip Deck,Leash,Paddle and Two-Way Hand Pump|Youth&Adult Standing Boat

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Lens Color: Red


Features

  • SUPERIOR MANEUVERABILITY - Based on years of Inflatable Paddle Boards developing and selling, we have added an integrated pedal design on the non-slip soft deck to help players achieve smooth emergency stop and steering operations. And Outfitted with triple bottom panel fins, steering & handling the stand up inflatable paddle boards is incredibly easy. Offering exceptional surf control, you'll be gliding & skimming the water like a sea creature!
  • WIDE AND LIGHTWEIGHT SUP DESIGN :32''of deck width for improved stability and balance while standing.Paddle Boards Premium Inflatable Paddle Board is Made Of The Highest Quality Military Grade Material. Providing The Most Durable Lightweight Board On The Market.
  • SUPERIOR MATERIAL AND MANEUVERABILITY: Inflatable Paddle Boards is Made Of The Highest Quality Military Grade Material.Max load is up to 280 lbs Providing The Most Durable Lightweight Board On The Market. Brushed Thickening blow up paddle board with Non-slip soft deck,ideal for all skill levels for less accidents or injuries should you fall!
  • PORTABLE & INFLATABLE SUP BOARD: 100% travel-friendly,It only takes a few minutes to inflate and deflate with the Two-way hand pump provided. This unique SUP inflatable paddle board is preferred by those who have a knack for adventure. Take it with you on surfing excursions or keep it in your car for those times you want to explore
  • COMPLETE PREMIUM PADDLE BOARD ACCESSORIES:Package comes with paddling essentials, including Board, Paddle (premium alloy paddle that floats),a coiled ankle cuff safety leash, Two-way Pump, And Air Pump Adapter(It can be inflated quickly through the on-board inflation pump,Repaire Kit, A Premium Carry Bag!

Brand: Peakpath


Color: Red


Material: Polypropylene


Sport: SUP Paddling, Surfing


Item Weight: 16.3 Pounds


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎34.5 x 14.15 x 10.2 inches


Package Weight: ‎11.84 Kilograms


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎12.6 x 4.13 x 0.01 inches


Item Weight: ‎16.3 Pounds


Brand Name: ‎Peakpath


Model Name: ‎Red


Color: ‎Red


Material: ‎Polypropylene


Suggested Users: ‎unisex-adult


Manufacturer: ‎Peakpath


Sport Type: ‎SUP Paddling, Surfing


Skill Level: ‎All


Date First Available: May 4, 2022


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    • 5.0 out of 5 stars Beginner/Intermediate Paddle Board with basic accessories
Lens Color: Sky blue
The Peakpath iSUP whose dimensions put it right up against the similarly-sized DvSport Sunshine and makes it more advanced than the popular Runwave Kohala, although the material is of relatively lower quality to meet the selling price point of around $160. In other words, it should appeal to both beginners and those more experienced/transitioning to the intermediate level. WHY NOT RENT? The typical rental fee for a SUP in our area ran for $30/person for two hours. So, doing the math for an inflatable SUP at $150, that would equate to 5 rentals for up to 10 hours of use. It made sense for us to purchase one instead to save in the long run. What makes the Peakpath a great beginner/intermediate paddle board? Are epoxy (solid) SUPs more durable than inflatable ones? As it turned out, no. See the Pros and Cons for more details. PROS - Very lightweight: 15.5 lbs -- Light enough to be carried to remote wilderness locations - Less expensive than hard boards. One of the cheaper iSUPs available - Fast to deploy/inflate -- First time, an iSUP took me 20 minutes reading instructions and looking for the parts -- Subsequent times took roughly 9-11 minutes to get paddle-ready -- Consider using an electric pump for faster deployment. See TIPS section for more - Compact and portable -- Folds away easily to the size of a sleeping bag --- Simply deflate, remove specific parts, protect the fins, and roll away -- Takes up less space than hard boards -- Can fit in a smaller car, is easier to carry around, and can be checked in on an airplane (and helps save on rental fees) - Carry handle at center of board for one-handed transport - More durable than hard boards as they won’t scratch or ding when dropped, making them a bit more suitable for rocky, wild adventures -- This did not initially make sense: why would an INFLATABLE be more durable than a HARD board? --- Hard boards are more prone to cracking, scratches, and appearance of holes that require immediate fixing. Who knew? - Causes less injuries than hard boards Inflatable SUPs are more durable than hard boards as they won’t scratch or ding when dropped, making them a bit more suitable for rocky, wild adventures - Excellent board for beginners and leisure paddling, though its shorter length and more narrow width makes it slightly more nimble and advanced than the Runwave Kohala -- Good transition board for more skilled beginners -- Inflatables cause less fatigue - Bungee tie down at front to hold gear (ie. water bottle, lunch, jacket, sunblock) - Excellent stability aided by its 6" inflated thickness, 32" width, 10'6" length -- Volume was not provided. To get an estimate, take about 24% off the dimensions to account for the irregular shape: 304L -- More narrow width, shorter length makes it more nimble than the Runwave -- Extra volume adds more stability and weight support over hard boards --- Supports up to 300 lbs, according to the manufacturer, though 330 lbs should be ok based on my experience with boards of similar size -- Its dimensions make the board perfect for recreational, beginner/intermediate paddling - Can be used for surfing on small waves, though it will not be very nimble because of its large size - Based on my research, inflatables can last 10 years or more, depending on maintenance, storage environment, and other factors - Back foam has a bump for better seated comfort - Multiple accessories included -- Carry bag/Backpack -- Manual pump -- 3 fins (1 removable) -- 3-part, floating, length-adjustable aluminum paddle -- Safety leash with key compartment -- Repair kit CONS - No D-Rings already affixed to help turn it into a kayak - Takes time to inflate or deflate -- Hard boards are ready to go and require little to no preparation -- Took 12-16 minutes to deflate, clean up, roll up, and pack away - For some, the graphic design is too minimal - Requires a pump -- Inflating a paddleboard to 12-15 PSI (about 1 Bar) takes quite a workout - Does not perform as well or as fast as hard boards, making them not as good for racing competitions, though the performance gap between SUPs and iSUPs is narrowing - iSUP is puncture resistant, but not puncture-proof TIPS BOARD PREPARATION - Ensure the valve is clean and free of dust and debris - Inflate the Peakpath iSUP to between 12-15 PSI (15 PSI is best) -- Warning: Do NOT go over 15 PSI with this iSUP! -- If the board will be left in the hot sun, inflate to only 12-13 PSI, and let the heat increase the internal pressure -- In general, inflatable SUPs should be inflated to 15-17 PSI (no more than the rated max), even if the manufacturer states that it can go as high as 25 PSI - If using an electric pump, inflate to 10-12 PSI, and hand pump the rest to 15 PSI -- Do NOT use an air compressor as it could easily overinflate - Double-check board pressure before heading out -- Before first use, leave the board inflated for a day and see if it loses pressure. If it does, refer to the manual on how to find the leak -- Leaving board in the sun/heat can increase pressure, and in the cold can have pressure decreased A safety leash is NECESSARY to help keep the board attached to you. Not having one could separate the board from you by the wind or stream, forcing you to swim all the way back to shore. A leash can SAVE YOUR LIFE! - You should always have a safety leash -- Attach ankle cuff to the less dominant leg and the other end to the loop at the tail of the board -- Keeps board close to you when you fall into the water, and prevents any waves or wind from moving it away - Do not drag paddle boards across the pavement as that can puncture and damage -- The board has a carry handle at the center. Lift board onto its side with the handle facing away from you (bottom of board faces you), and grab the handle to lift the iSUP off the ground CHOOSING A BOARD The following are general guidelines on how to select the right board. I am not a professional SUP rider and suggest you visit a paddle board shop for advice appropriate to you. - The wider a board, the more stability is added (useful for beginners or tandem riders) but harder to paddle -- 31" and wider are perfect for beginners and tandem riders -- 30" or narrower, due to less drag on the board, increase mobility and speed, suitable for surfing - The longer a board, like snowboards, the more streamlined it is to cover distance -- 12′ and longer are designed for racing -- 9′ – 11′ are great for recreation -- 9′ or less are intended for surfing due to more nimble mobility - The thicker a board, the heavier of a rider it could carry -- 5" or thicker are best -- 4" are perfect for children and light paddlers It is better to be too light than too heavy for a board - The higher volume of a board (measured in Liters), the more weight and height of a rider it can accommodate due to increased buoyancy, and be more stable -- Choose a board that is at or below the suggested weight limit --- Going above the weight capacity can introduce a sinking drag and be harder to paddle on --- Take into consideration ---- Overall weight, including any food, water, gear, and companions ---- Your skill level and age ---- Water environment and activity type -- Check out a SUP Volume Calculator (1 kg = 2.2 lbs) --- Not all boards with the same volume are the same. Their concavity and overall shape, among other factors, affect a board’s performance --- Beginners: Total weight x (1.1 to 1.4) ---- If you are 170 lbs and plan to bring a 50 lb child with 10 lbs of food and water, total weight is 230 lbs. Volume should be between 253L – 322L --- Intermediate or Advanced: Total weight x (0.9 to 1.1) -- 200L and up are generally great for recreation and beginners Keep in mind that after a few times of paddling, you may find yourself quickly advancing in your abilities. My personal recommendation with anything I do is to always get something that is at least a notch above my current skill level. CONCLUSION The Peakpath with its wide and shorter form factor makes for a very stable, beginner-friendly inflatable that is just advanced enough for the person looking to transition into intermediate level. Its approximate volume of 304L, 6" thickness, and 300 lb maximum weight-capacity could accommodate two adults, but be sure the board is fully inflated so a flex or sink would not hinder paddling efficiency. Like all the other iSUPs and hard SUPs I had used last year, paddling around in the water had provided a great amount of joy, memories, and much-needed exercise. My son went from someone being fearful of water to wanting to go out with me every time, even agreeing to learn how to jump into the ocean and flipping himself to safely float with a life vest. My favorite had been the DvSport Sunshine iSUP for its streamlined performance, but this Peakpath is decent for the significantly lower price. Purchasing an inflatable stand up paddle board was an eye opener and money saver over rental fees. It very much was more stable, VERY lightweight, and easier to stand on for longer periods of time than hard boards, but I also felt more pride taking care of something that was mine. Inflatables not only take up less garage space, but they are also more compact to transport in a car’s trunk. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 4, 2022 by Outdoor Enthusiast | Geek | Photographer
    • 5.0 out of 5 stars Great board for the price
Lens Color: Mint Green & Orange
I left it blown up while on a 3 day camping trip and the board was nice and sturdy the whole time. Great board for the price. The bag is big and fits all the components. Had an issue with a part and it was resolved quickly. I would recommend this seller and board.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 16, 2023 by Dora Martinez
    • 5.0 out of 5 stars LOOKS Awesome!
Review Image by KLB KLB
Review Image by KLB KLB
This board has a quality feel to it. Very solid once inflated to 15 psi (which took about 250 pumps on the double action pump). So, I would strongly suggest an electric SUP pump unless you enjoy the workout! Going to take it on the water this Memorial wknd! Also included was a special adaptor for maybe inflating by tire pump, air compressor that wasn't shown in the included items list. Great to have! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 26, 2023 by KLB KLB
    • 4.0 out of 5 stars Great for the Price
Lens Color: Sky blue
Love this paddle board easy to inflate recommend getting the automatic air pump quicker and easier on the arms. I have a little yellow discoloration on top of board not sure why but overall happy with it.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 7, 2023 by john
    • 5.0 out of 5 stars Good quality
Lens Color: Lake blue
Quality paddle board. Very stable
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 30, 2023 by Desiree
    • 5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome!!!!
Lens Color: Mint Green & Orange
I’m 250 lbs and play absolutely safe and funny My kids and I really enjoyed the time
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 18, 2023 by HELTON LEAL CARDOSO
    • 4.0 out of 5 stars Good for beginners and the price
Lens Color: Sky blue
If you’re looking for a cheap board to try out the sport this is it. It’s not the best but it is good for the price. However, the pump it came with would not stay attached to the valve when inflating. The valve for the psi also did not work when inflating. We had no idea if we reached the 15 psi or not so we just guessed. Other than that it stayed inflated the whole time I was out paddle boarding. Suggestion: buy another air pump. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 4, 2023 by Katie
    • 5.0 out of 5 stars great
Lens Color: Lake blue
Review Image by Michelle Michelle
Great, cute board. Bought it as a back up to my other board for when company wants to join. They are usually newer so i give them my more steady board and use this one. Used it 10 times and so far it has done very well. I paid 175 for this board and it’s been worth the money to me. I do not stand up paddle but as far as sitting i recommend. Each time i take it out i’m on the water 2-4 hours paddling 6 ish miles each time. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 6, 2023 by Michelle Michelle

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