I love this paddleboard! It is so much fun to take out. The sight of my flip flops strapped under the bungee cord net at the front as I head out across the water is one of my new favorite things. Can't wait for the weather to warm up again so I can go back out!

I did a lot of research on inflatable boards before buying and was convinced by this one. There are definitely cheaper boards out there but if I'm spending a couple of hundred on something anyway then I want to be sure that this will last more than just one year/season and that it is a good investment for future summers. This seems very well made, I'm super happy with the quality.

Inflation is a bit of a work out, but doesn't take too long. 10-15 mins. The fins go on easily and the paddle seems sturdy.The bungee netting is super useful for taking out a water bottle, dry bag etc. Once it's inflated its surprising how solid it seems.

The convenience of this board is a massive selling point: the ability to roll it up and throw it in the back of someone's car (I don't drive so usually catching a ride to the rivers/lakes) is wonderful. It is a bit bulky though so I'd suggest investing in a backpack/duffle bag of sorts to stash everything together. I have an old sheet and and an old towel in with my board supplies which I lay down when inflating/deflating and use to wipe off any excess moisture or sand; since you're rolling it up straight away this really helps with keeping it clean and in good condition.

I've used a hard board a couple of times and do find that this is very slightly less stable, but in the 7-8 times I took it out before it got too cold I only fell off once, so stability is still very good. You feel the water ripples through the board much more than on a hard board, and while this doesn't bother me at all my boyfriend said he would prefer a hard board. Personally though, I'm in love with this.

We purchased 2 of these after much research. My husband is 240 lb and I am much less and it works for both of us and our friends who have given it a spin. One friend is 250 lb and it worked for him. It is stable for everyone from my 48 lb daughter to the 250lb friend. My husband even takes my daughter on it and it is still stable. Both my husband and I ride with our kids. We are novice and paddle in the bays near us in SoCal. The boards aren't too bad to inflate. The last 5 lb to reach 15 will give you a workout though. We waited the 3 months to get them and it's been well worth it. We love the boards and they get us to the beach more often and make our camping trips on water more fun too. I put the board on my Amazon wishlist and watched it for about year. I purchased when it was around $400. The price fluctuated more than the stock market. I just kept an eye on it. I do recommend this board for people new to paddling. This board is as stable as the ones I've rented in Newport Beach.

I'm updating this review. I've been using this board on average at least once a week, every week for a year(I live in southern cali) plus several trips where I used it every day. I own another isup, the irocker all around. For me the ten toes beats the irocker any day of the week. It's just sooo stable. It also just seems like it was meant to be in the water. The shape is what does it. Top it off wit the fact that the board looks super cool...I honestly think this is the best ISUP on the market. I've even surfed on it and it rocked!

From older review:

I spent many weeks researching isups before buying the ten toes weekender. And although I was very close to buying some other boards I kept coming back to this one because so many reviews pointed out how stable it was in various conditions. Stability was key for me as a beginner to the sport. I have used my board now 3 times and it's absolutely as stable as a hard board. What separates this board from the pack is the design/shape. Whoever designed this board should win an award for artistic beauty both visually and functionally. When inflated it's tough to tell this is an isup. The shape is like a retro long board. And I think it's that shape that gives you stability. I got the green and it looks fantastic. Though all the colors look beautiful. Now the question is how well will the board hold up....tough to say. As far as negatives at this point...paddle is nothing special but honestly it's just fine...though sometimes have trouble disassembling it as the button gets stuck. I don't have much trouble inflating it. It does take some energy out of you but if your in any sort of shape you should be cool. Deflating is fairly straight forward and easy. I hope this thing lasts for many years!

Bought a pair over the summer. Inflation takes a few minutes but isn't super difficult. Smaller individuals might have difficulty with the last 2-3 psi. Board is very comfortable to stand/sit/lay on. Hurts way less than a hard board if you fall off and accidentally hit yourself. Paddle is basic but functional--I'm already looking to replace the paddle with a higher quality carbon fiber or fiberglass. The fins work well--tracking is good even on windy days. Sometimes the fins or fin track can get bent but it's easy to bend back into place. The bungee cord in the front works well to stow flip flops or a dry bag. Overall, it's a very easy board to ride. I'm a beginner paddle boarder but feel like this board gave me all the stability I needed and inspired confidence even in choppy water.

Took it out on the water the other day and enjoyed every minute. When the package arrived, I unfortunately was headed out of town. But when I got back, I couldn't wait to try this board out. The box was creatively decorated and not too heavy. I dove in and took all the items out. I unrolled the board and started reading the instructions (I know I don't normally do that but this time I didn't want to miss anything). After flipping through the included booklet, I was on my way pumping the board up. I took me around 6 minutes to get to 12-16 PSI. Then I installed the fins which one was giving me a little problem locking in but with a little force it was set. The paddle itself was next which came in three pieces. It felt sturdy and you can adjust for your size. Boom...ready to hit the water. Threw off my sandals and put the board in the water. I was surprised how well it floated when I hopped on. I'm 5'8" 180 lbs. so it supported me no problem. I've used rental paddle boards and it lives up to the non-inflatable ones. I've only gone out once but looking to use this weekend when I have more time. So far so good.