Leader Accessories Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board with Premium SUP Accessories, Adjustable Paddle, ISUP Backpack, Hand Pump, Non-Slip Deck for Youth & Adult, 10'6" x 32" x 6"

After looking at many inflatable Stand Up Paddleboards (iSUP) online and reading reviews I settled on this Leader Accessories iSUP as it seemed to have great reviews and looked really good. Although it wasn't the cheapest on the market (but still great value), I liked the fact that it had items often not found on cheaper iSUPs like D rings for a seat, as well as a front grab handle. There is a bungee storage area and front D ring under the board to tow or anchor it. There was also a rear D ring. It comes with One clip in Skeg,/fin, and two smaller built-in fins.The aluminum 3-piece paddle has foam inserts presumably for flotation. The two-stage pump seems to be sturdy. The first stage is for initial inflation to around 9-10psi. You press the stage button to change to a single stage to finish inflation to 12-14psi. It needed much more downward force to achieve full inflation, and that it is common with inflatable paddleboards. I managed to get it up to 14psi in just over seven minutes of exercise. If you are a lightweight person you may want to look into purchasing an electric pump. I did purchase a converter device from Amazon to allow my electric car tire inflator to do the job. I may look into getting a rechargeable battery charger for convenience, but if you are going to be launching near to your vehicle you would be all right with the adapter and cheap electric car pump if you don't want the workout. Do note that you should not leave the iSUP fully inflated in hot sunshine as the warmed compressed air may exceed the maximum board pressure.Typically, a couple of days after getting the iSUP the weather here dropped from 90+F to 50F with rain and strong winds so I have not been able to actually use the iSUP yet but I am delighted with its quality and appearance.I do really like the fact that Leader Accessories are willing to put their name on the board, paddle, pump, as well as the carry bag. It shows confidence in their product. It also makes it easy to spot your gear in a pile of others and looks classy.One little issue I had was that the carrying bag had a manufacturing fault. I contacted Leader Accessories and they immediately offered to send a replacement without me needing to send the faulty bag back - I had sent them photos of the problem. A few days later I was delighted to receive an even higher quality replacement carry bag. Their after-sales service went way above and beyond the norm.I'll add a write up of testing on the water - if and when it ever warms up again.

I purchased this after renting a regular stand up paddle board in the Ozarks. This board has exceeded my expectations. It floats well and is a good length for beginner paddle boarders.The board is very sturdy and isn't too narrow and I find pretty easy to balance on. It has four clips toward the middle which are nice for having a place to connect your ankle strap to the left or right. The front chords are good for holding down a bag, a life jacket and water shoes. The colors are as pictured, it looks really good. I have taken it out half a dozen times in the last couple of weeks and it has worked well every time. My husband was even convinced after trying it out to buy his own so we could go on the weekends.The quality of the bag, paddle, and pump seem to be a decent quality for the price. I think the value is worth it, for a solid board under $300 this is a good choice.A couple of things to note:Pumping up a board can be very tiresome, and I recommend finding an electric pump if you don't mind spending the money. It can take anywhere from 5 to 15 minutes to pump it up.I've read many reviews of people saying the valves leak, but the repair bottle includes a valve wrench. Make sure the value has been tightened appropriately. I wonder if some people claiming they have leaky valves just didn't realize they needed a simple tightening.I noticed mine was loose after the 2nd time pumping it up, at about 12 PSI I could hear it pretty well and though it was already leaking but a simple turn of the valve in the closed position with the cap on should fix that.If you are having second thoughts, purchase this board! Hope this helps!

It is actually pretty stable but you have to blow it up completely. We bought the little orange attachment for blowing it up with a handheld tire compressor and it worked great. If all you have is this pump, you'll need some time and muscle. It's a good board for the price. I just purchased it to see if I liked paddleboarding before buying one a little wider and more expensive. NOTE: if you put your dog in front on this...it get's hot! but if you put him behind you the surface doesn't get so hot, so be careful of his paws burning. Would recommend, especially for kids or smaller person. It's a great size to sit on while paddling.

Update: The seller replaced the hand pump and now that I have the board working, it is awesome. Very stable, tracks well. Very portable, can take anywhere. Would recommend.I just received this SUP today and would like to use it tomorrow on the lake, but the had pump leaks at the SUP and am not able to get is to the recommended inflation. Sent a message to the seller and will update this once I hear back.....can't rate the board if I can't inflate it. UPDATE: Figured out how to get the pump to stop leaking, but now the gauge doesn't work, so I have no idea how inflated the board is. Frustrated. I really like the design of the board, but will probably be returning it. I paid for a package and refuse to spend money to buy another pump.