For years I have gone to the beach with friends and family whether on a boogie board, or building sandcastles. As I got older, I started to notice people surfing on the beach, and standing on a board pushed along by a paddle. I realized then that I wanted to start paddleboarding. Immediately, I went to Amazon® to find an inflatable paddleboard that would suit my needs. There were multiple boards that were cheap, flimsy, and with terrible reviews. Hope was almost lost until I stumbled upon Dama paddleboards, with remarkable reviews, and the paddleboard I purchased was a tandem one! When the order was shipped, I immediately unboxed the board, and was amazed by how large the board was. A few weeks later, I brought the board to the beach, pumped it up, and tested it in the water. The board not only was able to sustain a good amount of weight, but also glided through the water with ease, and was provided with two waterproof phone cases, and a waterproof bag! I am extremely impressed with this company, the quality is impeccable, they give you what you need (and more) to paddleboard, and the boards are priced appropriately. Thank you for the memories!

I hosted a friend from out of town that sat the front of the board as I paddled from the back and sitting on my small cooler while using the two paddles provided as a kayak two headed paddle. At one point we were both able to stretch out and and relax with great balance to the whole thing. I'm a 6 foot 210# guy and narrower sups make me nervous, this thing was so stable I was able to relax fully. On a side note one of the paddle handles was crushed and I couldn't use the second paddle as a SUP paddle, the only options for a new was to return the whole thing. I think this is probably an Amazon thing as they wouldn't offer me another option until I insisted to speak to a supervisor at which point they gave me a $10 credit.

First, let me say that I am 6' and around 275 pounds. I didn't buy this board to use for stand up paddling but I can stand up on it very easily and move around on it if I plan it carefully. I also bought an aluminum larry chair that straps onto the board perfectly and I use it as a sit on top kayak. So far it has been to the lake three times, a class II mountain river twice, a spring fed river, a brackish tidal river, and the Florida keys for a week. Each time I have inflated it paddled it and packed it away. Set up is (realistically) 30 minutes with an electric SUP pump which I highly recommend if you plan to pack it and use it with any regularity. The paddles that came with it suck but they are serviceable for the short term. If you use all of the fins it tracks arrow straight and you have to work for a turn. If you use only the side bite fins it goes really shallow, tracks reasonably well with correction strokes, and turns easily. I use it like this most often when fishing off of it. I have had it out quite a bit and other than wear on the fins from the occasional drag it is showing no wear and seems to be holding up really well. We bought the inflatable sups to use as travel boats when we go camping in our rv where we can't tow a boat and putting the kayaks on the roof would reduce fuel mileage and create a security concern when not at use in camp. The board has thus far exceeded my expectations and is a joy to paddle. It is pretty fast and has good glide on the water. Off the water it is super light compared to a comparably sized rotomolded kayak and easy to manage, again, compared to comparably sized rm kayak. The break down is super easy and it fits in the bag with the paddle, electric pump, and larry chair. It takes about 10 minutes to break down. The bag it came with is actually really nice and is holding up well. I come from a canoeing and kayak background of around 15 years and I was not hopeful when my wife suggested these but I have been beyond pleasantly surprised. It is at least 10 times better than I expected it to be. And for the price; I got a break because I bought last winter, I think it was like $350, I bought an engel 30 qt dry box with rod holders for $90, I strap a milk crate to the front to use as a catch all, and the Larry Chair was $125. All of that straps down to the factory installed d-rings perfectly. So I am "all in" at $565 and if I get a couple of seasons out of it all the better. I am currently looking at making a "transom" that will strap down to the stern to mount a trolling motor and battery on to and will have to kayak style rudders attached in place of the bottom mounted fins. For my use it is the only shortfall when compared to a rm kayak; the fins on the bottom hang up on shallow rocks and weeds. This not a problem with the board but my use of it. My only real concern is the long-term durability of but so far I haven't babied it at all and it has been spectacular. In fact, my 17' skiff is starting to get a little dusty because we take these out so much...

I’ve always wanted a paddle board but the hard ones were to expensive and hard to store; the inflatable is perfect; great cost and easy to store and transport.This was by far my best purchase of 2020; I’ve been using it for now 2 summers and there is nothing wrong with it. I did however manage to put a small hole in it but patching with the patch kit they give you was easy and the board works like new again just with a little decoration. Pumping it is tiring but you get use to it; also you will notice the pump gage doesn’t recognize until you hit a certain psi, so even if you think it’s full it’s not and keep going, once you start hitting resistance on the pump then look at the gauge and you should start to see the needle move.One thing I wish they mentioned was the valve screw; it moves and it needs to be in the lock position in order for you not to loose all your air when switching the hose to the plug I had no idea and it wasn’t until a friend pointed it out that I was able to fix it.This is a great board the only thing I wish it had was a cup holder lol

Amazing service, the SUP arrived sooner than expected to Melbourne, Australia. The SUP is easy to pump up and deflates easily- much easier than my more expensive SUP. My 10 daughter has had so much fun on the board. The only negative is that the ankle strap is not included. Great product, would highly recommend.

La planche n’a pas encore de défaut visible très bien équiper , la pompe fonctionne mais n’affiche pas les bar et l’écran est fissurée en attente de contact avec le vendeurPour le prix ça m’a l’air très bien

This company thought of EVERYTHING!!! It’s all included, easy to understand. Impeccably packed and stored in a perfectly sized backpack. You should get one of these! I got this more for my daughter who is 5’1 and 110 lbs (and She is still growing). She’s fine for now on the board on flat lake conditions, but if she grows more quickly we’ll be testing the limits. Even though the board is rated for 150lbs (accurately rated... I’m 6’ and 150lbs and it was definitely useable, just a little low in the water) I wish I would’ve gotten the adult board just because she’s still growing. Moral of the story is:1. Awesome board! Run, don’t walk, to order one!2. If you’re on the fence about size... go bigger! :)3. Super happy with this purchase.

I ordered 3 iSUPs and this one was the best bang for your buck. The other two were 10”6 fit max and an aqua planet. This one is more girly looking in appearance but definitely looks and feels like it’s higher quality than the other two. The pump was by far the best to use (they are all a pain in the butt and a good workout but this one was the most sturdy and user friendly.) This board had the best backpack, came with the most accessories (the seat for a kayak conversion and kayak paddle, and the glue and patch to repair if needed.) Iwish it had came in a longer size but that’s my only criticism. It tracked well for its size, definitely not a touring board but it’s good for a workout or paddle around the lake. I have kept all of my boards inflated and stored in our basement, so I will update this review if there are issues with packing and re-inflating.

Pacco già aperto e pagaia e pinna con segni di usura.. L'attacco della pinna alla tavola è di plastica.. non è un granché. Buona la sacchetta stagna

I have been using this board for a couple of months now and absolutely love it.I'm 5'4, 120lbs. I find the board very sturdy. I'm able to sit, stand, lay down, lol even pee.off the side without it tipping.Fantastic for kayak use and find my kayak paddles are long enough that I can utilize the standing or sitting.Extremely light easy.to carry to the water and lift out onto a dock.Big enough for one and a small dog. I would say under 20lbs.Light on the water, moves with easy, even against current. Turns with ease, very easy to navigate with.By far my favorite water toy!And nock on wood, have yet to fall off it.🤪Ordered and recieved within 36hr 😁 very excited.Pump+ hose hooked up with no issuesFully pumped within 5 min.No issues, holding airHooked the hose back up to board to deflate. 5 min to roll and deflate.Super easy.