PEXMOR Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board for Fishing Yoga Paddle Boarding with Premium SUP Accessories & Carry Bag, Surf Control, Non-Slip Deck | Youth & Adult Standing Boat 10'6" X 32" X 6"

I waited one year before writing this review so I would feel comfortable rating it. If you are like me and are spending a lot of time researching inflatable SUPs or debating whether to even spend the money on one, maybe I can help. Before this purchase, I had never been on any SUP, I don't have much experience kayaking or canoeing. I was just looking for a new outdoor activity that was physical and relaxing. I spent 6 months reading articles and doing research. I was still worried I would spend all this money on a hobby then tire of it after a month or be unable to even stand up. I decided on this one because, honestly, the price was right and it looked cooler than some of the other body types. I live in Nebraska so all of my experience so far are on lakes and streams. I have over 50 hours on 35 separate outings. I've been paddle boarding during every month except Dec, Jan, and Feb (and that's in NE). I have yet to fall into the water, I have fallen onto the board a couple of times. I'm male, late forties, 200lbs. Concerns about inflatable. Don't be, this is completely rigid. When fully inflated, this will hold me and my young daughter (40lbs) with no flex in the board. It takes waves easily and skims along the water. It's thick and I have rubbed and hit sharp sticks and logs without a puncture or scratch to the board. There has been no peeling or fading. Any concerns I had about inflatable v hard are gone. I wanted the inflatable for storage and transporting issues. Both of which are easy. Concerns about inflating. The pump has worked great, no issues. I considered an electric pump but it takes me about 10 minutes to pump this up and I find the exercise a good warm up. It is not difficult but may be tiring if you are out of shape or not used to it. By the end of the season, it was no big deal and I kind of enjoy it. Deflating is simple and quick. You will quickly develop a routine and enjoy it. Concern about board size. This was a big one for me. A lot of advice and much of it conflicting. I wanted more of a touring type. The 11ft is just right although I'd even consider a 12ft. 30 in wide is highly recommended as a min. This is very stable, no flex when properly inflated, fast when you want to go fast. I did not stand up on my first time out, the water was 40 degrees so I was really worried about falling in, but on my second trip a couple of days later, I was up and paddling. For an old guy like me, it took about 3 trips to get comfortable, my kids it took about 15 minutes. Now I hop up and down at will, maneuver it through sunken trees and easily turn it around in the wind. I've seen this board described as a beginner, all around board. I don't think I agree. You are only a beginner once and since I didn't have much difficulty learning this, I won't argue but can't say there aren't easier boards. As far as all around, in my opinion, this is the equivalent of a grand touring auto. It is great gliding long distances effortlessly, it is fairly stable, has room to store gear or even fish from, tracks straight. Not the easiest to quickly maneuver and while fast not a racer. Would love to try surfing on it but hey, Nebraska. The paddle floats. It is a cheap plastic and aluminum paddle but it works great. For this year I bought a 12K Carbon Fiber wood veneer paddle with an angled blade, (I wanted to look cooler). I like the new paddle but the old paddle was just fine and I go back to it on occasion. It did break after about 6 trips. On mine there was a inner tube that fit and connected the two upper tubes together and it held the clip. The inner tube came loose. I got some marine glue and glued it back in place and have not had a problem since. PEXMOR. I didn't know anything about PEXMOR and still really can't find much about them. I was afraid I was ordering from a one and done company/product. Comparing it side by side with ISLE, TOWER or others, I really can not tell a difference. I may not be experienced enough yet but this has been a great board I will consider them first when buying a second one. The kit is pretty standard, no complaints. Almost everything you need to get started. Be sure to check out the regs, I advise buying a waterproof whistle, flashlight and a PFD (maybe a cool looking dive knife). Then you are safer and legal. If this wasn't so long, I'd love to talk about accessories and even clothing. I did purchase a "grass" fin from NRS. It fits perfect and is designed for shallow water and moving through water vegetation without getting fouled. Transporting Concerns. Storage and transporting are the best feature. It doesn't roll up, more like folds and you want to slightly alter where you fold it as the corners that form could cause wear. I don't use to hike to and from, the bag with all of my gear goes in the car and the folded board goes in separately. It would all fit in the bag but this is just easier for me plus this is how I store it between trips. Overall, I recommend this board and would not shy away from any "off brand" boards as long as they are constructed the same. Good value, A LOT of fun, not much skill to get started but lots of skill left to learn. Hope this helps answer some of the questions I had when looking for a board. My wife says I always return from the lake with a smile.

11 foot inflatable Paddle Board that easily inflates within 5 minutes and deflates in about 2 minutes it also comes with a carrying backpack, adjustable ore and the pump which has a pressure gauge. This can easily fit a couple people on it I would say up to 450lbs. I had myself, my son and our dog on it and it was perfect. it is 11 feet long 30 inches wide and 6 inches in deep.The paddle board is very large once inflated it weighs about 20 lb and is easy to carry and has a handle on the front. This works well in a lake river or in the ocean. I would highly recommend this if you're looking for a larger paddle board that can support the weight of an adult.

I do not have a lot of experience with paddle boards but I have seen and rented some in the past. This kit is very complete and has everything it takes to get out on the water. The main thing I noticed about the board compared to rentals in the past is it is quite a bit narrower thus less stable and not near as beginner friendly as others I've used of similar length. I'm guessing if you're more experienced this wouldn't be an issue but it was challenging for me. It has more of a surf board pointed tip which reduces the surface area and probably the stability.The other things I noticed were that the paddle's grip at the end is backwards. I've canoed all my life and the part of the grip your fingers are supposed to grasp is actually on you palm in relation to the curved paddle blade. This would probably only be annoying to someone who had held other paddles a lot. The second gripe is the pump's pressure gauge does not really work. I was putting a lot of force onto it to get it to register before I was afraid of blowing a seam on the board. I've pumped up a lot of inflatable whitewater rafts in my day and definitely have a feel for what is too much pressure. I would not trust the gauge. That being said I think it is worth the money and hope to get some good use out of it.

I've bought 2 different inflatable paddle boards for the summer, this one for me and a different brand more expensive model for my daughter.I like my sup it is a fun enjoyable summer activity, this product seems well constructed with good material and design.We have used now several times the only complaint is that sometimes when you go to remove the pump from the valve, the pin inside the valve that it is supposed to stop the air from flowing out, it turns as you turn the pump attachment, releasing air...now back to pump to reestablish the required pressure.It also happens with the other brand and model so I guess it is an inflatable sup issue in general...The pump is strong a little shorter than others, but inflates the board relatively quickly...you get some work out just doing that. ;-)All in all I would recommend this inflatable SUP to a friend but not if I know he/she it would be up for a little effort.

This pexmor board is convenient and fun. They are easy to inflate if you have a intex air pump. Then you would need to complete the rest with the pump it comes with which is less than a minute or 2. I enjoyed my experience very much they lasted all day and never lost air. I would have gave them 5 stars but the psi gauge is a lil messed up on my pump or maybe mine is defective. I only pump mine up to 5 psi according to my gauge. If I would go anymore than that or above 10 it probably explode. Other than that everything is great especially the backpack, large removable fin, and paddle. Remember to buy a water proof case/ bag from Amazon so you can bring your stuff with you.