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Great video! What if an iSUP has only one fin? Would it be suitable for surfing?

Can u ride 2 people on Aqua Marina COral?

I bought the 14x23 without testing it and I do not like it at all. I know everyone has a different stroke and feel, but I’m a smaller guy who’s paddle for a while and I really dislike it. I have to put in so much effort to keep this board moving. It’s very durable and stable but it simply doesn’t work well for me. My riviera 14x25 is fast than this board. I’ve tested it. I wish I could find a 14x23 riviera because I feel like that would be great for me because this board was a waste of money. I feel the same way about the sprint board. Actually, I dislike the sprint even more.

Super helpful video!

Did a clinic with Michael Booth and his advice was to look at the horizon (ie not your board, paddle or the water) and use small, but powerful strokes like Beau is doing in this video. Absolute game changer.

Thank you for this very detailed review! This board seems extremely well thought out, but for people like me who don't deflate their boards after every session, the block is a blocker... It's frustrating to see that this very rigid connection with the deck comes at the price of such a drawback... But I have to try one anyway, the positive aspects might make up for it...

Hi , I’m really beginer on SUP and recently i bought a Aqua Marina Vapor board 10’4’’x 31’’ . I’m 1,77cm and 77kg . I would like to use it occasionally just for fun on the lakes, small rivers. Do you think i made the right choice for this volume paddle with my body mesurements? Thank you for your answer, Mircea

Thanks for all the info. I’m looking at the cruise carbon 12’. Is it worth buying the newer model cruise carbon over the older model (which is available heavily discounted here in the US)? It seems as though the specs and main features are fairly similar. Thanks!

Great explanation!

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the tail method is great when you're exhausted

Great video. Where was it shot?

I took the 8'8" Honu Bondi for a surf in 2-3 ft waves. It's very rigid and the large fins and generous width make it really stable. The extra rock is great for late drops down the waves face and the fins work really well. The Honu Bondi is a wave catching machine. Here's a link my first surf on it ua-cam.com/video/E4_eFLVVt6M/v-deo.html

excellent thanks. is 35" paddleboard to wide? i want to buy it to attach kayak seat and also use it for fishing

Maybe you mentioned this and I missed it, but if you live in a windy area, or plan to go on breezy days an iSUP can be (in my opinion) much harder to handle. The higher sides and lighter weight can get you blown around a lot which makes it frustrating. I own one iSUP and two hard boards. Your right on the money with your observations.

The fuse and mast offer 16.4% decrease in weight (better than the quoted 14%)

If Blackfin is part of the iRocker models. Why they are separated in this comparison?

My husband and I just started last summer. Your videos help us so much and we get out every weekend!

Hey man, great video... Just wondering what you think about mast length? 75 or 82 be better to start with?

I think you forgot to mention sharks attracted to lights. 🙄

Great for organised light tours, but doesn't pass many countries' rules and regulations, especially the coloured lights. Bit irresponsible you don't mention that.

This looks very cool, and please do not buy this board if you live where sea turtles nest. I have an external light kit I can use on my board if I want to, and I'm very careful to ensure a several-week waiting period from beginning or end of turtle season. Light disorients them terribly.

Great review guys! I would definitely get one of these if I would be paddling at night through Amsterdam or Holland channels

Doctor House presenting sup paddles.🙂

FYI. Upgraded from 95 L to 115 hover board and love it. I can get on the board without sinking, hence , Much easier to improve. 83 kilos rider + wet full 4/3 wetsuit + booties = 90 kilos. Maybe someone is thinking of upgrading the board

Hi Reuben. Could you help me with some advice in choosing between a Starboard 11.2 and a Gladiator 10.8. I’m a beginner paddler but a v experienced surfer. Which one of those would have a better stability in thinking that I’m going to take my 9 year old son with me sometime. I weigh around 90kg. Thanks for taking the time. Cheers

I started paddle boarding last year, I got an ISLE Explorer 2, it has been a great board for learning, touring and hauling the kiddos on an afternoon. I am ready to upgrade and this board seems a bit slow and I would like to get something on the performance touring side, I am willing to sacrifice stability, my interest is to cover long distances fast and to carry some gear with me, I am 5"2' (158 cm) and 123lbs (strong though).

Are the men’s version designed as a relief zip? The zip looks too high for that purpose?

I'm too heavy my board keeps flipping.

Snazzy 😊

Very nice 👍

Thats neat 👌

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Thx

Thank you for making this video. I have just purchased my first order of Sup.

I so wish I watched this before buying my 12'6"x 30"x 6". Too narrow for this big fatty😊. If I do it over, I'm going for a much wider board. I'm spending far more energy fighting to stay aboard than I am paddling. Other than continuing incredibly entertaining dismounts, would those training wheel outrigger floats be a less costly fix than buying another board?

Get a ISLE 15' Megalodon, plenty of space for the whole family, take a small one as a backup.

Thank you

Great video. Just 1 thing: the air/water over the wing has to travel further than underneath. Therefore there is lower pressure over the wing and the wing lifts up by pulling, not pushing.

Old video but ive just seen the 9' version on sale for £299. I was going to buy a surf board to learn on but thinking this could be a great alrounder. Could i use this as a surf board without a paddle?

Great video ! I’m just getting into the SUP hobby and it’s definitely a fun and exciting activity to do with my younger siblings 🙏

But.. whats the whole point of Sup Foiling (without waves) when u put all your energy to get Foiling and then u can barely keep it up for some seconds..? I dont get it.

up to 80kg paddler? is this for kids?

I'm just having a question. If you compare short 5ft paddler vs taller about 6+ft paddler, which one is going to be faster based on their factors?

I'm struggling to choose between the BOTE Wulf Aero 10'4 or 11'4 or get the BOTE Breeze Aero 10'8 and I'm 6'2 and about 220 lbs please advise

Hey guys, I would like your thoughts on my first wing board. I am an experienced 160lb windsurfer 30 years, shortboarder and comfortable SUP surfer 10 years. Looking to get into wingfoiling. My local shop has a Take Off 5’5” 95l and a Wingboard 6’5” 115l. My local sailing area is inland and gusty, typical winds 10-20knts. I do occasional trips to the ocean to mostly SUP surf and would be interested in some SUP foiling. I am retired so will have lots of time to learn. The 115l 6’5” seems like I would learn quickly on but I am worried about out growing it too quickly. The 95l board seems like it would be slower to learn on but might last more years as I progress. I would welcome your thoughts, thanks for the great videos

Looks like Whitsand bay 🤔

Is that a 4.6 meter in that wind?

great intro !