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mickedy
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2025
UPDATE: Took one star off after my initial review once we blew it up and put it in the water. It’s definitely not as durable as I had thought. A bit flimsy in the water compared to other paddle boards. Flops/bounces around quite a bit and hard to stabilize - but maybe that’s good for a yoga core workout. :). Additionally, the neoprene mat area seems to damage easily. See updated pic where you can see circular marks from being stored with the oar base, which dented the neoprene - seems like anything with more pressure would even cut through it. The pump is as useless as I thought. Very slow to inflate and definitely would prefer an auto pump. Requires a special attachment so not sure the electric one we have can work. We’ll see. The handles are stitched on and I don’t see them lasting long if being yanked on a lot. A price point of about $200 seems about right compared to my other paddle boards. I definitely wouldn’t pay over $200 for this and even that amount is pushing it IMO.Original review:Item came with more than I was expecting - like a paddle carrying case and dry bag. The yoga area is covered in a soft fabric neoprene material so you don’t slide around. It seems really solid and nice. There is one fin vs the three I am used to. We’ll see how stable it is when I get it in the water. The pump feels flimsy and loose in the shaft. But I have a portable electric pump so I don’t know how much I’ll use the pump anyway. I was surprised there’s no travel bag for the board itself. But I guess a lot of times these just get rolled up without the case anyway so maybe it will be fine. The board itself seems pretty durable. Not as thick as some of my other paddle boards but thicker than a floating dock we have in our pool. Hoping it holds up! Excited to try it out on the lake!
M Seal
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2025
I have a few paddleboards that I've used occassionaly. but most of their experience goes to my kids. I thought this would be a nice solution for me, since I'd rather not paddleboard, but just hang out on the water and relax. It has worked wonderfully for that purpose, I'm glad to say.This kit comes with everything needed. The mat is well designed and looks pretty nice on the water. It inflated easily with my pump - I wasn't going to try using the manual one. The tie-downs are well-placed and work well to anchor it to whatever you need to. I just floated on this in the water, and it was easy to get on/off of from the water. Once up, I was able to dry off and not worry about getting wet if I didn't want to. Perfectly what I was looking for.I was able to stand up and move around on the board, and even got another adult to join me and we could both stay on without any issues.
letmepicyou
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2025
The design is very similar to many of the inflatable SUP's (Stand-Up Paddleboards) I own, only with a rectangular shape vs the "surfboard" shape most of them have. It's actually quite flat and sturdy when inflated, and in fact works great as a yoga / exercise board in the back yard as much as it does in the pond to paddle around on. In fact, now that I have it, I have to say it doesn't make a bad air mattress in a pinch, it's quite comfy to lay on.It comes with a ton of accessories, including a paddle, a pump, a dry bag, an ankle leash, a repair kit, and even some "exercise bands" which, admittedly, I'll probably never use because they're not high enough tension for me, really, but it's a nice inclusion.It's really nice quality, and super easy to get set up. The inflator works pretty well, but full disclosure, I much prefer using my powered inflator to blow it up, as it saves a LOT of time, and makes it easy to deflate and store as well because it sucks it down flat. Overall, though, it's really nice to use in the backyard or out on the water, whether you're doing yoga or just paddling around. 5 stars.
C. Fleming
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2025
This is a really nice inflatable iSUP style floating exercise mat to use as a swim deck extension for our 16' ski boat. Our boat seemed huge when we got it & our little monsters were 3 & 5yo. Now they are 13 & 15 yo and always bringing a friend along so it gets cramped in there now. We have a bunch of iSUP boards and love them - mine is a FunWater and I love it. When I saw this I thought it would work perfect to attach to the swim deck for extra hang out space. We got the 8'x3.5' & it is perfect - same width as our boat and gives us 3 extra feet of chilling space. I am 5'4" 150lbs, hubby is 6' 200lbs and it held both of us just fine - stable & easy maintain balance in small low beach chairs. The vinyl it is made out of is thick and supple, easy to roll and does not get stiff corners that may wear out while it is stored. It is really compact when rolled up and pretty lightweight. I really like all the tie-up points on this deck & we added a simple rope ladder to get on. I love the cool gray & turquoise color of it too - matches our boat's coloring. The deck mat covers 95% and is a very cushy smooth mat with a light line pattern for traction. I really like that the mat is mostly smooth - doesn't give me weird impressions on my skin when I lay out on the deck (not a big deal but I really appreciated this feature). It comes with a 2 piece paddle and a detachable skag and does actually paddle pretty easily & smoothly. We inflated it using our electric pump - fill to 12PSI per the valve direction but it found 10PSI was plenty - firm to walk & stand on. It took about 5min to fill and held pressure for 4 days on the lake. The kids LOVE it - jumping off it and laying out as well as trying to push each other off. I love that we now have a steady spot that we can tie up all our SUP boards to & the kids can hang out on when they don't want to be completely in the water. It is great quality like all FunWater boards and we love it.
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