The beautiful board handles beautifully

My wife (105 lbs) loves it! I have a bit harder of a time staying on (170 lbs) but admittedly I don't know what I am doing. Great board, lots of fun, I very highly recommend it!

I am really disappointed in this board. The weight limit says 250 lbs, don't believe that. I am 190 lbs and while I can get up on this board, it's so far under water it hurts my feet trying to keep my balance. I row right and the right size of the board is under water, I row left, same thing. I cannot stay up for more than 10 minutes due to foot pain. My kids are around 130 and they love it. They can get right up and can paddle for hours so we are keeping it for them. Too bad it was my mothers day gift from my family. Seriously disappointed.

I am changing my review after having used this board a few times now. It is NOT a beginner board in my opinion, unless you consider a beginner board to be cheaper than most and very light, but no other details. Before this one I was using a 10 foot hard Kraken board and never fell off and it hit the waves with grace and stability. This board cannot handle waves or wakes from other boats, I fell off twice and I am somewhat experienced. It is completely unstable due to its light weight and soft construction. It tips to one side or the other, and unless you are very experienced with straightening yourself and a tipping board quickly, you will be in the water before you know what hit you. It is very unstable and wobbly so be aware of that before you buy. Plus it does not have any treads so your feet slip right off when it tips. I am going to add treads and see if that helps. Also, the straps are almost completely useless. DO NOT GO ON THE HIGHWAY WITH THEM! I did and it almost ended in disaster. You can only tighten them so much and the force of the wind pulls them even looser and the board moves and bounces all over the place. Unless you are driving very slow and will only be going around the corner DO NOT USE THE STRAPS! You will be sorry. So if you are experienced and can deal with a tipping wobbly board and can straighten it fast then this board will work for you. If you want a stable board that can handle waves and wakes and won't tip then get a hard board like the Kraken. The advantage to this board is it's light and easy to carry and lift. Hard boards are heavy and hard to lift. But light boards are unstable while hard boards are more stable. So it's a trade off. I wish someone had told me all this before I purchased it so I hope this helps.

The SUPB was a gift sent to my daughter in California. She says she loves it and can't wait to use it. It appears from the pictures she sent to us showing the board that it is what she was hoping to get for Xmas.