SereneLife Stand Up Inflatable Paddle Board with Premium SUP Accessories – Wide Stable Design with Non-Slip EVA Deck Pad for Adults and Youth of All Skill Levels

While I'm still new to paddleboarding, this is my second inflatable. My first one was more expensive, but it was nothing but trouble. I had two seam blow-outs, even though the pressure at the time was much less than the manufacturer recommended. The handle pulled loose and had to be reglued. Other areas on the top needed to be reglued as well. This paddleboard, the SereneLife, has exceeded my expectations. It is well-built, and it tracks well on the water. While I've had dissipointing outings in the past, it looks like I'm going to have less of those, and more quality time on the water. The seller contacted me to make sure I was happy with the product. How many sellers do that? Not many I suppose. I highly recommend the SereneLife from this Amazon seller. (Update). I've lost the screw that holds the fin in place. The seller is sending me a replacement. Also, in reading reviews, I've learned that others have lost or broken their fin. I'm going to purchase a replacement fin as a spare part. I dont mind spending the $26.00 because I want to avoid spoiled outings due to equipment problems.

I LOVE this board! I gave it a 4 star for easy to inflate because while it is easy it takes about 10 mins. Which still isnt bad at all. But i live in AZ so it's HOT. And 10 mins can be forever. Also in the humidity. Get the rechargable one for 100. Also as i mentioned before it takes about 10 minutes to Air up so Your arms are sort of tired by the end. But definitely not dead! I like it for a good upper body workout. If i don't use my rechargeable one. The paddle board is very sturdy! I noticed even when I didn't pump it all the way full with the air I still was able to paddle upright. I do yoga on it. As far as portable goes it's super easy! It comes with a backpack that you can strap right on your back. I traveled with it! I had that on my back, a stroller, 2 backpacks and a roller. This was prettty light considering. But I plan to travel a lot more places with it. ***BUT get an unsinkable PADDLE. Bc the one that comes with this isn't😑🤦🏽‍♀️*** All in all worth every single penny. Cheapest SUP for THE BEST QUALITY.

Loving the paddleboard so far. I'm about 6ft 210lbs and the board feels sturdy inflated to 14.5psi. The included D rings make it easy to attach a kayak seat and other accessories. The included double action pump worked fine but I got an electric inflator to speed up the process. The board feels stable both standing up solo and sitting with a child.

This paddleboard has been a great addition to my cottage on the lake. It is good quality, very sturdy, and easy to paddle. The four star rating is because it is a challenge to pump up by hand, especially if you’re an older lady like me! But with a little help, it’s a stable paddleboard.

We purchased this in August 2020 because my husband and I couldn't fit on my hardboard SUP (LOL). Now, since I've had my hardboard SUP since 2013, I'm team hardboard for how durable and sturdy it is. Since SUPs started becoming popular early 2000s, inflatable SUPs were not the best recommended board for how unreliable and flimsy the material can be to any minor dings, collisions, sharp edges, rocks, etc. So I am obviously skeptical of acquiring an inflatable, but I knew that a few hundred for an inflatable is reasonable while the hardboard SUP was around $1,200. Besides, my husband was not an avid SUP-er** like I am so I figured it was worth it. Lo and behold, 3 years later, the inflatable is doing so well!! It's really sturdy and balanced compared to my hardboard. If you're a beginner at SUP, I recommend this board vs the hardboard. Some light hardboards can be too sensitive to maneuver if you do not have good core balance. Once we got our inflatable, nearly 5 more of our friends got bought one too (2021-2022) after we brought them out to the water to try. They still have their inflatable board to this day. Overall, if you're skeptical about the board (I mean you shouldn't with 20,000+ reviews; I think most of them are real), GET IT! This is coming from a diehard hardboard fan. I do recommend an air pump though... **[So now my husband LOVES to take out the SUP any chance we get now. The convenience of packing it in a trunk is also what he loves about it. So buyer beware ;)]

I considered renting a SUP board for our upcoming vacation but a friend said "If you're spending $200-$300 to rent one, you might as well just buy one!" So, I bought this for vacation and it arrived within 2 days! I did a practice set up and it was very easy — although I needed some help from my husband on pumping it up. Pumping to through the first 5 PSI isn't too bad, but pumping through the next 8-10 (to get to 14/15 PSI) is a workout!! Between the two of us it took less than 10 minutes. I was easily able to deflate it (warning: when you pop out the air valve it's loud and jarring at first!), roll it up and store it back in the bag all on my own. I’ll be looking into an electric pump for sure! Looking forward to getting it out on the water soon! I’ll update my review after use. --- Used the paddleboard on our lake vacation and it was PERFECT! It was VERY easy to balance standing up, but I actually preferred being on my knees or sitting in the criss cross position and using it more like a kayak (we used a double-bladed kayak paddle instead of the single-bladed SUP paddle for this.) No problem getting multiple people on the board -- my 170 lb. husband and I shared it, and I also had two of my kids (10 and 7) on it with me. SOOOO glad we decided to purchase this one instead of renting one from a local adventure store. A few things we learned 1) After fully blowing it up (which is a bit of a workout!), be very careful when twisting the cap on the air valve. I accidentally popped the valve to the open position and it lost a TON of air very fast and we had to re-pump for another 5 minutes to get it fully filled again. 2) When this is blown up, be mindful of leaving it outside on a windy day/night. I'd recommend keeping something very heavy on it (flipped over with the fin side UP!), or using the attached ankle strap to affix it to something secure. 3) Consider buying a double bladed kayak paddle if you want to easily be able to ride the board kneeling or sitting. 4) Consider buying an electric pump for ease of blowing it up. A Few Dislikes: 1) The direction booklet for explaining the parts and how to set everything up is not very detailed. More step-by-step descriptions and photos would've been helpful for understanding how to use the air valve, the pump, attach the ankle strap, and attach the fin. 2) It comes with a "patch kit" but no glue was included. Apparently the company is not allowed to include glue because it's considered hazardous, but if you email them they'll send you some??? There's also a random tool inside the patch kit and I had no idea what it's for. After reading amazon reviews, I think it helps tighten the air valve?? 3) The blue storage/transportation bag. Absolutely does it's job for storage, but it is not comfortable when worn as a backpack. Understandable at this price point though. Final words: This SUP board is definitely worth the price!! I've already began recommending it to friends, and look forward to using it on our next adventure.

Great product! Great service! Please read this review to the end. I purchased two of these -- for my wife and me. We love them and have heard from others who purchase these that they are pleased as well. The boards are wide and stable enough for us to take our medium-sized dogs with us. It takes a little practice, of course, and you definitely need to know how to balance yourself. I'm guessing the wider size makes them a bit easier to balance than narrower ones, but I don't know. These boards really are nice, and we've used them several times without any complaints about their quality -- they are awesome! Inflating them is a bit tiresome for the last five minutes or so. The hand & foot pumps work well, they just take some effort. I also want to mention that one of the boards had a small air leak on the side which we didn't know until the first time we took the boards out. So I contacted the sellers right away and told them the problem. I thought they would send me a repair kit, or ask me to send it back for them to repair. Instead, they asked me for pictures and video of the problem. Upon review, they sent me a new board without having to return the damaged one. That was so generous of them, and I really appreciated the way they communicated with me and how quickly they responded. THANK YOU AGAIN!! I would highly recommend these boards, and would definitely buy products again from these sellers.

I just got my new ISUP and used it for the first time. I had been looking for a while and had a hard time deciding due to the fact that there are so many available at a wide range of prices with conflicting reviews. A friend of mine just purchased a much pricier brand and I was worried that mine might not measure up. It was delivered on the promised date and I filled it up using the pump provided. It looked perfect and felt very solid to stand on. It was a lot of work but the pump worked perfectly. On the water the board was stable and very comparable to my daughter's board which is a solid one. Comparing it to my friend's ISUP it appears of equal quality and function even though hers was about $270 more. Hers came with a nicer paddle (fiberglass vs my aluminum) but I'll still be ahead even if I purchase a new one. When the paddle was over I deflated the board and easily fit it into the carry bag provided. It seems of good quality as did the ankle tether. I liked that the cushioned part of my board was green and looked as good as new after the paddle. My friend's was white and already looked slightly soiled. Overall this is a great board for a great price, but I'd have been happy to pay a little more for a better paddle (or have been given a choice for a better paddle).