Runwave Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board Non-Slip Deck with Premium SUP Accessories | Wide Stance, Bottom Fins for Surfing Control | Youth Adults Beginner

Seams did not last, spent more time repairing than paddling

Es como en la foto,colores muy vivos y muy bonita.No la he usado aún pero se ve buena calidad

Beau paddle voir avec le temps

Pump has a hole in the side when I received it therefore will not pump enough air into the paddle board as it all hisses out. So Cannot get it up to the correct pressure to use the item. Very dissapointed.

Absolutely love the board the pump is cack though compared to other boards I have

I’ve never been paddle boarding before so this was a new and enjoyable experience. My friends recommended the Run Wave as they have had good experiences with this brand and it had excellent reviews. I purchased the floral pattern ISUP that was 10.6'×34''×6''(6''Thick). The ordering process was excellent; taking about 5 days from order to delivery. All of the equipment was nicely packed and the materials used were of good quality. The carrying case backpack was made of durable canvas and had two wheels for easy rolling. To me, everything seemed to weigh about 30 pounds. The setup process wasn’t bad except for possibly of a misprint in the instruction material. The instruction pamphlet had a picture of turning the valve counter-clockwise for inflating but the pamphlet mentions turning it clockwise. As long as the valve is popped out (pin out) you are good for inflating. For me, it was turning the valve counter-clockwise. For deflating I turned the valve clockwise (pin in). The manual inflating (pumping) process was a workout. I used “Dual Action” pumping from 0 psi to 8 psi (took about 10 minutes). After that I switched the pump to “Single Action” to get from 8 psi to 15 psi (took about 15 minutes) as it became increasingly difficult to pump pulling up AND pushing down. Since I plan on paddle boarding with friends, I also invested in an automatic pump. The instructions reference inflatable small fin protectors. Mine came with two foam products that covered each fin. These are important as they keep the small fins from getting damaged during transport and setup. For me, they kept coming apart so I glued and duct taped them together so that they would not get lost. The board itself is surprisingly strong and stable in the water. I was afraid of tipping over (like with a surfboard) but the 34” width helps with the wave currents and the 6” thickness provides excellent buoyancy. The paddle felt strong and durable. I cut a 5” piece of a swimming noodle and put it around part of the paddle (for added floatation) in case I drop it in the water. The leash coil is well made. Deflating the paddle board was simple. Turn the valve clockwise with the valve pushed in (pin in) and roll up the Run Wave from front to back. I washed off my board with tap water in a container and wiped it down with a towel before storing it away in the carrying case. The Run Wave products (paddle board, paddle, leash, fins, carrying case) were excellent. Adding sections regarding paddle adjustment to the proper height and attaching the paddle board leash would be nice improvements to the instruction pamphlet. 5 out of 5 for the Run Wave paddle board and products. 3 out of 5 for the instructions.