Niphean (Extra Large) Inflatable Paddle Board, SUP for 2+1 People/Family 500lbs Capacity Stand Up Paddle Board with SUP Accessories, StabilTrac Fin Non-Slip Paddleboard for Adults

Loving this board. This isn't the color I planned to get but it was the one on sale at the time. Another reason I bought this one was thinking it had a GoPro mount and technically it does not. It has 2 1/2 20 female posts. One near where you stand and one at the tip. You have to find your own camera mount. I haven't found a good one yet but I've only taken this out twice. My friends also have boards from this brand but a different style. The center fin I thought would make more of a difference but my friends warned me to not bother and I'm glad I didn't with it. Because at least the fin I got was longer than the others. It really hinders you from going into any shallow spots, or around things in the water. The normal back fins were hitting things I could only imagine a longer fin in the middle. It might help in a take, but in the ocean and the springs around Florida.... Not a great idea. The first time I took it out I didn't bring a seat or cooler or anything and really wished I did. Second time I just went out I packed a small Ozark trail 30quart cooler and that was amazing. When your tired or need to pop down you can, then ready to stand back up. I didn't even attach it to the tie downs altho I think next time I will take the extra moment and strap it in just so that when sitting on the board in the shallows the cooler doesn't pose any chance of moving. The paddle is really nice but my only complaint is the middle expansion joint is not comfortable and naturally where my hand wants to rest when I'm really paddling. So over time it wears at my hands. I love the fact it is adjustable and I tightened the latch and it's super solid. Also nice to be able to shorten it when I'm sitting. But not comfortable for miles and will probably get worn out and floppy over time of hard pushing. The included pump works great, not sure how long it'll last. I have a handheld Ryobi raft/ inflatable pump. I'll use that to get the majority of the air in there for volume. And then I switch to the hand pump for the actual pressure. I will for sure end up getting a motorized 2 stage pump down the line, especially if we start going out more or I convince more of my friends to get these boards. 🤣. All in all this is a great bang for your buck board. I wanted this one specifically because of the camera mounts, the middle tie downs, and the Bungie sections at the front and back of the board. Great for putting a life vest under one, and waterproof backpack and speaker in the other. Cooler in the middle. Board so far feels durable and like it'll last a good while. The foam foot pad already has a stain after 2 times out so not sure what that was but could be expected with any board as foam is somewhat poreous.

I tend to go all-in on the hobbies I pick, research gear like crazy, and tend to "buy once cry once" (spend a lot on good gear). I've wanted a paddle board for a while, and I happened to look up paddleboards on Prime day on whim. I found this entire setup for $190, read a couple reviews, and bought it. Now, I've only been out on it twice but so far me and my 4yo son have had a BLAST. All the equipment in the set seems well made and decent quality. Honestly, as long as the board was decent I would expect the rest to be cheap foreign junk, but it's not. The board is great quality, and if I didn't know it was an Amazon SUP, I don't think I could tell the difference comparing it to other SUP setups I saw at Costco from name brands. I have to say it LOOKS and feels very high quality, comparing this to a lot of the other cheap Walmart boards I saw on the lake it was easy to tell this is better quality and better looking board than a lot of other cheap options. The pump might be the weakest part, but it could be that a board this big just takes a LOT of air to get it to 15 PSI. I'm pretty fit, and I'd say it takes me 10 minutes of solid pumping to get it to 15. The pump works fine, I just don't think it moves a lot of air with each stroke. Not a big deal, I"ll probably buy an electric pump but this is fine in the meantime. The board is great, I was worried it would have a lot of flex (bend under weight) but if you get it to 15PSI it feels like it might as well be a rigid board. I have very little experience, but it's very stable and I was standing and paddling comfortably with my son on the front after about a minute of getting a feel for the balance. We basically used it as a swim platform, getting on and off, and my 4yo was jumping off it like a dock and it never came close to tipping. The paddle seems strong enough for being a 3-piece, didn't flex much, and was ergonomic. Nothing special, but decent quality and works fine. I obviously can't speak to long term durability, but my initial impressions are very good and we've already made some great memories. Can't wait to get out on it more, but for now $190 dollars to get into (another) fun outdoor hobby is about as cheap as it gets to do anything these days. Highly recommend. PS: I put my phone in the waterproof phone case (which you can take photos with while sealed, I was pumped to discover) and stuck it in the front of my PFD. My son and I jumped in and my son said "dad, your phone is in the water!" I plucked it out and set it on the board, and when I got back to shore my phone was perfectly dry. So the case works as advertised too.

I love this paddle board so much. It fits both me and my son and were not small. I had us and my nephew on it today and it had no issue at all. Ive used it in both fresh and salt water with no complaints. I couldnt be happier with my board. Seat: The seat is super comfortable and durable. I love the net on the back. I use it for my sunscreen, phone, and essentials. I wish i could afford a second one. But i understand why its so expensive. Pump: The psi on my pump doesnt work. I see in other reviews that the service team is amazing and sends a replacement but I didnt reach out because i bought an electric pump anyway. Im not cut out for that pump action followed by hours of paddling. Paddle: The paddle is great however the lock doesnt feel very durable but honestly, i dont care. I only mention it because some else might. Its very easy to pack up and travel with. Valve: The valve to release can be turned to easily deflate without holding it the entire time. I learned this by accident and was really excited. Im sure its listed somewhere. Better than other brands: I bought my son one from another brand after i saw how much he enjoyed mine and i could see the difference right away. The other brand had discoloration after first use, leaked after third use, and the quality looked low overall. Not this brand, this baby will probably make it to my grave with me. I honestly cant imagine my life without it right now. I 100% recomend the board.

The cup holder it comes with is absolutely worthless. The screw isn’t even part of the cup with makes it difficult to secure to the board it wobbles and also isn’t standard cup holder size non of my water bottles fit and a can of soda was too small. The board itself is good quality. The color was a lot more faded and pastel looking then in the photos online.

What else can I say about this wonderful, portable, affordable entry-level inflatable paddle board? I am in love! It has everything that I was looking for in a portable iSUP. I go out 3 times a week into the ocean with this and it works wonders. Is it better than a hard board? No. Is it a kayak? No. It is an iSUP and as such, it is versatile. If you want flexibility with your options when going out onto the water, a touring paddle board is what you'd want. If you are just starting out on the water, this is what you want. If you are the type of person that gets excited about something, only to do it once and never do it again, then rent one at your local water spot. Seriously, paddling is fun. If you enjoy it, then get something simple to start with, then upgrade as you continue to do it, and bless a close friend with your previous purchase. Also, having the kayak option may seem like a little bit extra of a purchase at first, just let me say this: those extras (the kayak seat and paddle) are great options to have if you want to save your knees from stress if you are in choppy water conditions and cannot stand up.

Nice board. I've used it a few dozen times and so far it's performed great. I love the seat and the threaded mounting ports. CON: One of the small fins was lost because it shipped missing the tab to secure it. The paddle handle flexes at the joint, but still works well, The large center fin is prone to bottoming out near the shore so I stopped using it.

Fantastic board! I use it in conjunction with a waterproof bag that clips easily into the D-rings (various locations possible with this 11'6" board) and an electric air pump. I keep my bag packed and can pump up the board and have the fins attached and ready to walk to the water in 10 minutes. It's very stable, the large fin underneath makes it even more stable on choppy water, and the size very suitable for day trips with sun basking, reading and as a fantastic diving board. I bought the package with the seat and extras. The seat really does make a day trip so much more enjoyable and can be easily moved for stretching out. Definitely recommend!

good quality, heavy, suitable for beginners, even my 7 year old can use it. it’s fun. would recommend buying the automatic pump as it would take hours with the hand pump it comes with.

Il y a trois ans, je me suis procuré une petite planche Niphean de 10'6" que j’adore : c’est avec elle que j’ai commencé à explorer ce sport au chalet. L’an dernier, j’ai ajouté une planche FunWater de 11' pour les sorties à plusieurs sur le lac. C’est la préférée des jeunes : ils adorent s’y installer à deux! Pourquoi une troisième? Parce que j’aime VRAIMENT pagayer — et qu’on ne va pas assez souvent au chalet à mon goût. Pour mieux profiter de l’été, j’ai donc décidé de m’équiper aussi à la maison, afin d’explorer les plans d’eau du coin. J’ai accès à une rivière pas très loin, où l’eau est parfois un peu agitée, alors je cherchais une planche plus stable. J’hésitais entre plusieurs options plus longues ou plus larges… et j’étais curieuse de tester un modèle avec aileron central. Ayant déjà eu une bonne expérience avec Niphean, ça a clairement pesé dans la balance. J’ai choisi le modèle 11 pouces "imitation bois", bleu et orangé... il est vraiment magnifique! Le pont est recouvert d’un revêtement antidérapant confortable, maintenant fait d’un seul morceau, ce qui offre une bonne adhérence même pieds mouillés. Ça semble aussi plus résistant à l’usure (les languettes de mon autre Niphean commencent déjà à "peler"). Tout est bien pensé : œillets tout autour pour attacher des accessoires, deux systèmes d’élastiques bungee (avant et arrière), deux attaches multifonctions (pour caméra, porte-gobelet, etc.) et pas moins de 15 D-rings, ce qui permet même d’y fixer un siège de kayak ou une glacière. Le kit est aussi super complet : sac à dos de transport (pas super confo par contre), ganse de sécurité, support à gobelet, sac étanche pour téléphone, kit de réparation, pagaie, pompe manuelle et ailerons. J’ai fait deux sorties jusqu’à présent. La première, par temps venteux, j’ai testé l’aileron central additionnel pour aider à garder le cap… mais j’ai trouvé la planche moins maniable. Sur eau calme, avec les trois ailerons réguliers, c’était parfait. Mon avis sur l’aileron central est donc encore mitigé — je poursuis mes tests cet été. Côté performance, je la trouve très semblable à la Funwater de même dimension. Elle mesure 11' x 33" x 6", supporte plus de 500 lb, donc pourra aussi être utilisé à deux. Elle semble aussi suffisamment polyvalente pour convenir à ceux qui veulent faire du yoga, de la pêche ou simplement se balader. Je n’ai pas testé la pompe manuelle, car pour moi, un incontournable, c’est une pompe rechargeable avec arrêt automatique au nombre de PSI visé — ça gonfle en un rien de temps sans effort. Et petit plus : la planche est couverte par une garantie de 3 ans, ce qui me semble rare, mais j’espère évidemment ne pas avoir à la tester… Bref, un excellent choix, surtout si vous tombez dessus en spécial.

This board was a fantastic introduction to SUP. I keep in in my trunk all Summer and Drop in when ever I have an opportunity. the multiply fins keep it steady. It came with a pump but I highly recommend buying an electric pump.

This is our first paddle board and with a bunch of young kids we thought it would be worthwhile for us to get it a little bigger so we can all play on it as a family. This is really done well for us. With the fins on it's quite stable and as you get a little bit better you can reduce the number and size of them if you want. The pump does a pretty good job at inflating it though. We did buy an electric one just to make it a little faster and easier when we get to the beach, but the hand pump does well. We really like the look of it as well and when it's all inflated, it's solid and easy to stand on. For our first paddle board, we're really quite happy with this. My wife can even come with me when the kids are happily playing at the park.

The best board available on the market. Multi-layer, inflated to 15 psi, or one bar, which is what a real SUP board should have. Other companies sell inflatable mattresses with paddles.Don't be fooled by other cheaper boards. I really recommend it, and you've been on the water for three seasons now. I recommend buying an electric car pump right away, a manual pump up to 15 psi is exhausting.

We loved our new paddleboard, the colors are amazing and everything seem to be produced with good quality materials. We got an issue with our pressure gauge from the air pump that was broken, but the seller has been in contact with us giving solution to our problem and now we are just waiting to the replace to arrive. I’m very happy with my buy!