Parfait cadeau de fête pour ma fille de 11 ans. Je recommande !

My small but sturdy kids can navigate this board with no issues. Seems like good quality but we’ve only had it a year. Holds a lot of weight!

Easy to inflate and store. Works great. Makes for a fun day at the lake.

I'm petite and have limited space where I live so I wanted a board that was smaller than standard size. There aren't a ton out there and I researched every one. I settled on this youth board and couldn't be happier. I've only used a SUP once in 2013 and that was not an inflatable and it was full size. This one is so easy to pump up and assemble it's ridiculous.I had seen some women at the lake using these and that's what put it on my radar. I had toyed with collapsible kayaks but due to the price, size and weight I didn't get one. This SUP lets me do MORE than I can with a kayak...stand, sit, paddle, lie down. Perfect.I loved that their support team worked with me on a couple minor issues in a friendly and fast manner, so thanks for that.Everything feels sturdy to me. I did manage to stand up on it and had no issues remaining that way even with a slight breeze on the lake. I made the mistake my first try by staggering my feet instead of having them side by side. Doing it correctly made a huge difference in the stability and confidence. My feet weren't as tired, either.The phone case doesn't fit my phone but might if I took the case off. All of the accessories though were nice considering how much the board cost, so that was greatly appreciated, too. They didn't HAVE to give you all of those things.The paddle seems sturdy. I guess the only thing to look out for is to keep your hand away from the metal "lock" which doesn't seem to be a problem.It tracked well with all 3 skegs in but I do have problems removing them. They fit really snug and thinking that by deflating the board might make it easier, I still find I'm looking for a sharp rock to help press down the release button on each of them. Some are harder than others so that's sort of a bummer. Maybe it'll loosen up or I'll have to bring a dedicated tool with me in the bag (no biggie). I'd rather it be too tight than too loose.Anyway, wish I would've bought one sooner...I never want to come in when I am out with it! Good job on this one, guys.

Great products by grandkids love them

This product was a great size for my son. The quality was good and stable. My son said it was easy to use. So I would say good bank for your buck. It does come with a pump

I just purchased and used in my pool for a trial run and then for about an hour on a calm lake in the Dallas area. I really love it, but it is a workout for both my daughter and I! Unlike the long, wide, large paddle boards we've rented, this compact one requires you to really work to balance on it - after 45 minutes on the lake my feet were feeling it late in the day. You really engage your thighs, core, and feet, but I had expected this due to the small nature. And I want exercise, so this was a plus for me.Steered well and was easy going out as with the current. I had to put effort into it on the way back as against the current, but steered well and was able to navigate under bridge and back to exit ramp. Even some crazy jet skiers came into our area, which I don't think is allowed (an area more for non-motorized kayaks, etc.) and left some crazy wakes. I was able to maneuver and still steered and didn't fall off.I chose this board because so petite at 7' 8" it can even fit into my Toyota Highlander inflated (with minimal impact to vision on side/back). However, deflating is quite fast for the majority of air in it - and pumping doesn't require more than a few minutes (just need a safe flat surface, gets a little tiring at the end). I had actually avoided inflatable kayaks/paddle boards because of fears of the dreaded deflation process. I wanted something I could load into my car inflated because our camping mattresses are terrible to deflate: You open the valve and lay on them, sit on them, roll them, and generally struggle to deflate (they are high end self inflating mattresses from REI) - then I give up and throw them in our large indoor storage closet inflated because they are impossible to deflate. I worried this might be the same, but it's a simple push of a button and deflates the vast majority of air in seconds. So easy to collapse and pop in the car.I purchased this for myself for the petite size as noted above. I'm an adult woman, 5' 5" and weigh between 120-130 lbs at any given time. I knew this was for kids but other small moms noted being fine using kid boards. And I figured I could give to my daughter if it didn't work out for me. She likes it but noted it requires just as much balancing effort for her - so it's not unique to a small adult.Pros:- Beautiful color and design on the board (summer punch), it gave me great joy opening. Lovely set/packaging, like an apple watch :)- Easy to understand/assemble. I'm terrible with instructions and mechanical things. I wanted something easy that I could put together/carry all by myself (or with my daughter) and not need my husband's help (he's not much for water).- Well made (perhaps that one reviewer got a bad one, I saw no signs of poor construction)- Wonderful set, thoughtful including everything you need (even phone case)- Well constructed backpack- 3 fins, easy to attach/detachCons:- Requires significant balance compared to large/wide boards, so not necessarily a con but noting so all are aware. My child is almost 11 and good for her and I to use our core muscles.- Correction: Pump PSI indicator is working, I just way underfilled the first time as I was reticent. I went out with another paddle boarder and pumped much more. It still requires a fair amount of balance, but makes for a good thigh/core/feet workout.- While the board is 12.2 pounds, the full carry case is about 20.5 lbs, which seemed heavy to me and a lot for a kid. That being said, not an issue as we can drive to our location, just pull out of car. But if you are camping and a long walk, be aware.- No cord for the paddle, although most sets don't come with this. You may want to buy another bungee for the paddle, especially if for a child who may drop.- Strong smell from the PVC material, so open outside if that bothers you. I noticed my Ecobee gave me a "poor indoor air quality" alert in the red that day, the first ever received, so I am assuming that was the cause. I do have air filters and ones that do VOCs, but I opened this far from them.Now that I know how easy it is to inflate/deflate, I may buy a longer more stable one for yoga from this same brand. Or perhaps another brand - but I admit so impressed with this set nervous to try anything else. Other brands I considered:Waterkids (a few inches wider, may be more stable - I might try this one too)https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BCN3S5Q7/ref=ox_sc_saved_image_3?smid=A1O15KMWLC4O20&psc=1Freein Kids (1 fin and some say poorly made, no bungee cord)https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08PV7Q53D/ref=ox_sc_saved_image_2?smid=A1JAKYBXCMHEJ7&th=1Tuxedo Sailor (limited ratings - most ratings are on the other options available)https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CZLF58H4/ref=ox_sc_saved_image_4?smid=A30G2FBOSXGULL&psc=1

It’s lightweight and easily maneuverable so my daughter can join us on the river. She loved it. Was very stable and allowed her to stand with ease.

Zero stars should be an option. A bubble appeared on top of the board after only 3 uses by my 8 yr old grandson. When I complained to the company they blamed it on improper storage. I've been paddling for years and know how to transport and store. It's been indoors on a shelf larger than the board the entire time. Grandson never spent more than a couple hours on it so it was never left in the sun. They say it's just on the deck board and I should pierce the bubble with a needle. Nope. It's not just trapped air under the deck board. It significantly increases in size when fully inflated and in the sun for a few hours. Total waste of money