Lucear Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board (6 inches Thick) with Durable SUP Accessories & Carry Bag Standing Boat

This was a really great buy however the pumps PSI gauge does not work at all so it’s hard to tell if I’ve inflated it enough until I get onto the water. The handle to adjust the paddle length was also broken when it arrived (probably from shipping). The paddle board itself though seems very sturdy and durable and am overall very pleased with this purchase!

We decided to order an inflatable SUP due to ease of transport and cost. We usually see these priced way higher so had to give this one a try! The SUP was rolled up and packaged neatly along with a paddle, a pump, a fin and what looks like a patch kit. Instructions were not included but everything seemed self explanatory. We were not sure what PSI to inflate the SUP to but the writing by the pump insert states 15 PSI as the max. This was a bit confusing because the Pump shows 15 as the start of the green range? Using common sense we pumped the SUP to about 14 PSI for our first trial.The SUP was awesome! We have used inflatable SUP's before at a $500 price point and these easily compared and perhaps was better. The fin really helps with control, the grip and pads are all in the right place. We deflated to about 11 PSI and the SUP performed the same.It is super light (about 18-20lbs), easy to carry with a handle at the center of gravity. We strapped in the truck fully blown up to the lake and deflated for easy storage in back seat on the way home. The SUP comes with a carrying case with backpack straps, super easy to pack back up and store away for our next adventure! We love it! Want to buy more!

I order 3 of these boards... all 3 leaked around the valve stem and seam around valve. These boards are 10'6" like the description says but have huge 12'6" printed on the boards as well... clearly low quality manufacturing! If you want to boards that will require constant pumping - then these will be fine

Ok first of all if you’re looking for a great board and don’t want to spend a lot of money- here’s your prize!However- it’s extremely difficult to blow up using the hand pump which is basically a bicycle pump. We bought an electric one but the gauge to insert is “special” and it won’t lock to engage. We used a friend’s electric pump and held in place to inflate.I tried to search brand to find a specific electric pump specific to this brand but unable. I have now bought another one on Amazon- $100.00 but I haven’t received it yet and unsure if it will even fit into the air valve!Side note- we purchased two of these paddle boards so we are hoping the electric inflator pump is compatible!!!Also hats off to those of you that use the hand pump!!!! That’s a LOT of work!!!

Purchased for a trip, took the whole box, as it arrived the morning of. After inflating It was set in the water tied to the dock while the rest of our things were inflated. When everyone was ready to get in the water,(approx 30mins) this board was soft. We inflated it a little more only to get on it and see bubbles when water splashed over a what I discovered was a hole. We used the single patch and postponed the trip for about a 2hours. This was all I brought to carry me down river. If I hadnt been stuck in a predicament forcing me to use the board, I would return it in a heartbeat. $230 for a board with a hole was a complete bummer. The patch held well, but after that 1 trip, its peeling at the edges, I'm sure it will need patching every time I inflate it, if I ever use it again.

1. pump broke when I had it 70% inflated the first time. My friend and I took it apart and it appears that the rivet holding the shaft to the inside plunger thing was never properly inserted. We fixed this by replacing it with a screw. Also had to replace the top handle rivet with a screw as I drilled out that rivet to be able to reinsert the shaft from the bottom.2. Paddle board leaks air near the inflation valve. Likely the valve didn't get glued on properly or something.3. The Paddle starting to bend and bow a little after only 1 hour use. I don't think I paddle that hard and I wasn't even paddling my hardest.I'll be returning it.Update: I keep getting emails promising gift cards for removing this review. I'm not going to do that.

This board came in and seems perfect when inflated, holds air well and all, BUT, its 10'5 not 12'6 like it says on the description! I bought this for my 6'3 son who is 250 lbs, and now I'm not sure how the weight capacity changes minus 2 feet of length! Not sure if I will keep or return it.

This paddle board is a great deal for someone just trying out a SuP, for someone on a budget or for someone who doesn't use their SuP enough to invest a ton. We use these to paddle around the Mississippi coast in relatively calm water and we have taken them down the rivers here too. They are a ton of fun. It's a 5 min cardio workout to air them up. It's really nice that they are so portable. I'll probably invest in a car air pump in the future.

So disappointed !!!!!

I have a high end (expensive) inflatable paddle board that is stuck in another province because of Covid. Was looking for a board to get me through and also tp keep as a second board for when guests visit without breaking the bank. This board is amazing!!!!! I am so pleasantly surprised by the quality for the price when I compare it to my other one which was more than twice the price. This product is worth every penny and then some. Super durable. I was out for 3 hours on a shallow river and hit many rocks. Not a mark on the thing. It is much lighter and packs up better than my other one. If you are looking for a great quality SUP for a great price, this is the product for you!

We bought this paddle board for $279, which is an amazing deal for a paddle board! We’ve only used it once so far, and it held up well. It’s a good size and seems comparable to many paddle boards in the $400-$500 range

Ordered it on August 6, told me I will get it on the 18th, received on the 11th so 5 stars in terms of how fast it arrived. So first things first, I wanted to pump it to check 2 things : damages/holes after it got pumped & if the gauge of the pump works according to some bad reviews. I pumped it and so far no cracks or holes, seems pristine and definitely not given something that was returned so im happy with that. Pumped it to 12 psi and I was able to read the gauge so pump clearly works. Stood on it for 10 minutes, sat on it for 30 minutes, and placed 4 boxes horizontally and vertically meaning the boxes were on top of each other (each box approximately weight 30 lbs or more each). Squeezed it to be sure there were no holes and seems like it wasn't deflating at all. So far all I need to do is test it on the water and may possibly edit the review. The only thing that I questioned was the second picture. The pictures on the product shows that we get 2 patches (im assuming to cover up holes just in case) but I got seal tape instead. So idk if this was supposed to be the case or this is supposed to be used with the patches?5 stars on the product and delivery time4 stars on having everything except for the patches?Now I just need to test it on the waters this weekend to see if it meets my standards. So far, it's looking like a good budget friendly paddleboard cause $600 for one is definitely not something I'm willing to spend at the moment.Edit: tested it on the water this weekend and worked really well. Definitely happy with this purchase. Just scared now if there's a hole cause I have no patches to cover it.

this is out 3rd SUP, firsts one was just to small , went back , this one it nice quality, wish for pump to be working on both up and down strokes , like we have on our other one . also had a deflate mode, this one doesn't ,back pack poor quality but will do. its good for the price