DAMA Premium Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board (6 inch Thick), sup Board for Adults, SUP, Yoga Boards, Fishing Paddle Boards w/SUP Accessories, 4pcs Kayak Paddle, 32” Wide Stance, Non-Slip Deck

Last year I borrowed this board from a friend to try before buying, I was kayaking but buying a kayak wasn't an option for me. Decided it was worth investing for my first iSUP. Didn't want to spend too much, but also didn't want to waste the money I was spending.I really like all the accessories, extra D-rings, and bungee on both ends. Cannot comment on hand pump because I bought an electric pump to get on the water quickly. Everything else has been great.I have used this board at least 10 times and it still looks ok. There are multiple spots where the color has faded, come off or been scuffed. The decking has a couple minor scratches. However, I always have a dog with me. My 8lb chihuahua, 40lb boxer mix, or 70lb boxer/pitt mix take turns going out. All their nails are maintained, but if a 70lb dog jumps off a board it's probably gonna leave a mark. No holes, punctures, or leaks though.There are some spots I've got to keep my eye on. When filled at 15PSI, the materials surrounding the D-rings look stretched to the max. Also, watching the sidewalls for same reason. Not necessarily bad, just hoping not weak spots. I've gotten a seat to attach to the board but haven't used it yet. So far they have just held my paddle while is very convenient when I'm on the water and I need to give my dog water.Overall a stable board, extra bungee to carry fresh water and dog bowl, and plenty of room for me and my dog. Easy to use for training them, prior to going out into open water too!

This is by far the most expensive thing I’ve ever purchased on Amazon and all I have to say is it was so worth it! The length and thickness of the board is perfect for my height/body build. Best part is the two sets of bungee chords on the front and back of the board, I keep my life jacket and dry pack on the back one and I have detachable cooler for the front one. It’s easy to pump up, the pump that comes with it has both double and single action options as well as a deflate option, all you have to do is change the position of the hose, which is very handy for releasing all of the air so it folds nice an flat to store back in the case.I haven’t tried using the double paddle option yet but I do like that it comes with other that option and it has a mount for a go pro so that’s on my list of things to get too.Only thing I would improve on is the overspray paint on the nonslip portion of the top of the board smudged a little at first and got on my skin but it’s not noticeable on the board unless you look super close and it scrubs away with a cleaner in unwanted areas. Otherwise the board itself is super easy to clean as well. Could be just the brightness of the color used, or just cause it’s overspray on top of a foam like material, but again not a big deal, just a cosmetic thing.Can’t go wrong with a dama board, I’ve been thinking about ordering another just to have an extra to have for friends to go paddling with. 10/10 would recommend. My sister and niece both have dama boards as well and they love theirs too.

I have purchased several DAMA inflatable sups, and they have all been top notch products. In my opinion, the best boards on the market in this price range. For an entry level price point under $300, you get a sturdy board, lots of accessories, and all above average compared to competitors. Upgrades include large D ring attachments on all boards which allow you to attach an after market kayak seat - and they include a convertible sup to kayak paddle in their board kits. NICE. The three fin configuration with a removable center fin allows you to paddle in shallow moving water like creeks and streams. Just remove the center fin, and the two smaller permanent fins are made of a softer plastic that just bounces over rocks without damage. You can even add an aftermarket set of kayak thigh straps and use these boards in small whitewater. I've done it! And it's a blast! For the boards with the rear bungee straps, it is easy to buy an aftermarket electric motor kit to attach to their boards. I think the biggest mistake folks make with these entry level boards is inflating them too much. I never inflate my entry level boards - of any brand - more than 5 PSI. Unless you are some kind of surfing professional, you will never notice a difference in the feel and performance of your inflatable between 5 and 15 PSI. If you think you can not paddle a board unless it is 15 PSI, then buy a $900 board. Not a $300 board. I also see people WAY overstuff the backpacks when hauling these boards on their back, and then complain when a strap breaks. Really? Overall, the best brand board on the market in this price range.