I've always had kayaks, so I never had to worry about this, but finally got the wife into water sports and I felt this was the best way to do it... also, we are able to bring the dogos so this makes it fun for all of us. This definitely helped me better figuring out the best way to pack and store. Thanks for the awesome vid!

The tail tuck just blew my mind. I’m absolutely doing that from now on!

Thanks for the tip about the fin box...I never did that extra fold. Will do now! 😀

Thank you I’m off for my maiden voyage.🤞

Thanks, I'm a folder and am able to fit my pump no problem. Happy iSup for 6 years. But I'm going to try your roll technique!

Thank you for this video 🙌 you literally answered every question I had after trying to roll my board up for the first time!!

You are so smiling 😃😊🙂😀

Love your energy! We just got an iSUP... My kids have caught the paddle board bug! Quick Question.. if I'm going to a local lake daily, can I just deflate a little bit to fold and fit in our minivan? Or will that damage the board?

Well I mostly fold my boards simply because they came folded and kinda move back into their folded state on their own. So I kept this folding pattern. This is also saving a lot of space which is very very important to me as I have to pack up to 4 boards + gear and Family in the car. I did the rolling method with my new boards, they have a split fin box which makes rolling much easier. But honestly, even when rolled, the result still looks more like folded because I never put the pump inside and so the boards again tend to move back to their initial folded form ;-) If you ask why I'm not putting the pump inside, well simple reason, I don't need 4 pumps and they take away a lot of space. So I always pack the boards without the pump and all the stuff, everything else I need is stored in a box that I can just pick up and go. I usually have one electric pump + one manual pump with me, so I can inflate one board with the electric while I use the manual pump to inflate the others meantime. With 4 boards, this saves some time and some of my energy. Somtimes my older son also helps with pumping so we can get on the water quicker because there's a lot of preperation to do besides pumping.

Hi, thank you for the videos. It’s so helpful. After it’s in the bag, can I leave it in the garage (hot in the summer)?

How long do you think a well maintained Red Paddle Boards lasts up to? My oldest RPC board is about 5 years and it’s still fresh as mint. Hope to make the 10 years mark because they are such a huge price tag.

I love your videos. Im just starting out, how would you recommend rolling/folding when the valve and fin boxes are at opposite ends ? I always seem to get some sort of indentation on the pad and creases seem quite tight

I have permanent fins and can't fit it back n my bag correctly.

Only one strap?