Kind of an opposite pumping things up tip. I used to always pump up our car tires with a compressor. One day, I was in a rush and just needed to add a couple psi to a tire and didn't want to drag out the compressor etc, so I used our bike floor pump. It was so easy, honestly, unless a tire is completely flat, I never bother with the compressor anymore for that, plus it's easy to keep a floor pump in the trunk.

Very complete review, thank you. I am glad you showed about the surfing on that.

My buddy and I learned to surf on iSUPS here on Vancouver Island. Our boards were only 4 in thick which helped. Good for up to waist high stuff. It's still my travel SUP although I've lost some of my mojo since I switched to hard boards.

Just got the same one for $219 on Amazon. Can’t wait to try it out at the sandbar.

Nice video. I’ve had lots of trouble trying to surf our iSUP. A regular (epoxy) SUP surfs fine. “Regular” rails and bottom shape are worth a lot if you want to surf 2’ waves. Your explanation of rail shape was clear and makes sense.

Thanks for sharing !

Very good quality and good quality

Getting back on an isup esp with a floatation jacket on can be very hard ,people need to practice getting back on before they go into more dangerous waters. I tied a knotted rope to the middle handle an use it to haul myself up from the back, trying to get on from the side just caused it to flip.

adapter link?? great review :)

Thanks for the great review. How is it compared to other iSUPS?

Ha you beat me to it...waiting for the right day to take my own out to the lineup. Mostly got it for lazy river days with my kids.

That would be great if u could make a video on that casgo inflatable surf board ....

Hey guys, if y'all are interested in paddle boards designed for surfing i would strongly suggest looking into the Pendleboard! Its got a hard tail and an inflatable nose, its faster to pump and better to ride in waves because its less flexible, hence you dont wobble, more stable when riding! Happy surfing!!

Thanks, i have been looking at stand up paddle boards that are designed to surf as well, 10'.

I bought my daughter an inflatable sup years ago. It is amazing how ridged it is but yes thick. The disappointment with it is the fin attachment. Not compatible with any sort of normal surfboard fin.

ok brother so I am about 250lbs. should I go with a 12 footer or something like a 10 foot paddle board. new to all this can you help. thanks.

How heavy is it fully blown? And w/o air?

can anyone give me a review/advise on how best to get back onto the board after taking a swim? Heard from the side, it tends to tip, is that true and getting back on from the back side is best. please help before I purchase Serenelife. Thanks

One more comment about iSUPs: the high walls (thickness) catches wind easily. Small breezes easily blow this design around

It’s a Balloon! You need a Standard HardBoard SUP!

It’s backed by Amazon . You can get the seat

NOONE CAN STAY ON THE 10 foot 30inch!!!!!!! It’s crap!!!! The Amazon aqua plus 11 foot 33 inch is better !

Call me a radical, but Suping ain't surfing. Sometimes I feel the same way about Longboards. Praying God I never reduce myself to either one, but aging is irreversible and most of the time people recruit to those boards. Cheers!