| Product Dimensions | 350.01 x 88.9 x 0.1 cm; 15.3 kg |
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| Item model number | SUPZLX350 |
| Included Components | 1 * Paddle board 1 * Paddle 1 * Backpack 1 * Ankle leash 1 * Repair Bucket 1 * Pump 4 * Fins 1 * Waterproof Pouch for Phones 1* Black Octopus Valve Wrench |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Item Weight | 15.3 kg |
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At ZLX, we believe that everyone should have the opportunity to experience the serenity and adventure that paddleboarding offers, ZLX provide the perfect balance and support needed to build confidence on the water. With ZLX, embark on your aquatic adventure with a paddleboard that grows with you, unlocking new horizons with every stroke. Embrace the infinity of the waterscape with ZLX paddleboards - your gateway to mastering the waves.
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Je l'adore
Quelle beau paddle board j'adore la largeur donne un petit plus a mon gout (j'ai peur des poissons j'ai besoin d'une planche stable ) je recommande a tout débutant aussi mais moi je vais jouer dans les vagues avec et je n'ai aucun probleme
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Reviewed in Canada on July 9, 2024
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Quelle beau paddle board j'adore la largeur donne un petit plus a mon gout (j'ai peur des poissons j'ai besoin d'une planche stable ) je recommande a tout débutant aussi mais moi je vais jouer dans les vagues avec et je n'ai aucun probleme
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Reviewed in Canada on July 2, 2024
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Reviewed in Canada on June 4, 2024
Reviewed in Canada on May 22, 2024
My spouse and I own one Stand Up Paddleboard so we were anxious to get a second so we could go out together.
This kit is surprisingly complete and would be a fantastic introduction to someone new to paddle boarding or as in our case, someone looking for a second board. The kit includes many items that would normally cost extra.
Besides the board itself and a carrying case, the kit includes a three-piece paddle, pump, leash, repair kit, flotation container, the normal three fins as well as an extra stability fin, the owner’s manual and finally a bonus cell-phone watertight bag. Really, the only other thing you need to get on the water would be a decent PFD (Life Jacket).
The pump is decent quality as well and I pumped it up about 50% of the way using the manual pump and then switched to an electronic pump for the rest just to make sure that worked as well. The pump has a gauge that seems to show the current pressure quite accurately. That’s a step up from my other pump which only seems to show the pressure while you are actually pumping, i.e. it will not hold the pressure reading like this one does. I pumped it up to 14 lbs which is about the same that I put in my other SUP, though this one according to the instructions maxes out at 15 lbs.
The SUP, despite being a bit longer and wider, I feel is a little bit lighter than my other SUP. I got the impression that it may sit a bit higher in the water (perhaps it is not quite as thick) which in theory would impact the stability, but that seems to be compensated for by the extra width.
As I indicated, the SUP is slightly longer and wider than our other SUP and the result is a bit more stability. My spouse and I did two tests on the water. The first was with the normal configuration of three fins on the back and for the second test, we attached the large, center fin. Note that the fins are very easy to slide into place and lock. With the three-fin configuration, my spouse found the SUP quite similar to what she was used to. Maneuvering was no problem and the effort required was low.
With the center fin in place, we noticed two things. The stability did increase a bit but also the effort to move forward increase which makes sense given the additional drag. Surprisingly, the effort to turn did not change with this large center fin, possibly because it is located in the middle of the SUP, near the pivot point. Note that the center fin is quite long so you need to be in deep enough water to push off, so you don’t damage the fin.
The paddle worked fine though I felt it was a bit heavier than my other two-piece carbon-fibre paddle. I don’t think it would be a big deal unless you were going out on the water for hours at a time. It is easy to adjust the length of the paddle. The leash is standard and attaches to the rear of the board.
I didn’t mention before that there are several mounting points (5 in total) for a camera though we didn’t try that yet.
Finally, another feature that I like is that there is not just a carrying handle on the center of the board, but also one at the rear end. We use a kayak/SUP trolley to move the SUP down to the water and it’s nice to have a handle to grab the SUP with as we are walking it down.
Overall, I would highly recommend this Stand Up Paddleboard.
This kit is surprisingly complete and would be a fantastic introduction to someone new to paddle boarding or as in our case, someone looking for a second board. The kit includes many items that would normally cost extra.
Besides the board itself and a carrying case, the kit includes a three-piece paddle, pump, leash, repair kit, flotation container, the normal three fins as well as an extra stability fin, the owner’s manual and finally a bonus cell-phone watertight bag. Really, the only other thing you need to get on the water would be a decent PFD (Life Jacket).
The pump is decent quality as well and I pumped it up about 50% of the way using the manual pump and then switched to an electronic pump for the rest just to make sure that worked as well. The pump has a gauge that seems to show the current pressure quite accurately. That’s a step up from my other pump which only seems to show the pressure while you are actually pumping, i.e. it will not hold the pressure reading like this one does. I pumped it up to 14 lbs which is about the same that I put in my other SUP, though this one according to the instructions maxes out at 15 lbs.
The SUP, despite being a bit longer and wider, I feel is a little bit lighter than my other SUP. I got the impression that it may sit a bit higher in the water (perhaps it is not quite as thick) which in theory would impact the stability, but that seems to be compensated for by the extra width.
As I indicated, the SUP is slightly longer and wider than our other SUP and the result is a bit more stability. My spouse and I did two tests on the water. The first was with the normal configuration of three fins on the back and for the second test, we attached the large, center fin. Note that the fins are very easy to slide into place and lock. With the three-fin configuration, my spouse found the SUP quite similar to what she was used to. Maneuvering was no problem and the effort required was low.
With the center fin in place, we noticed two things. The stability did increase a bit but also the effort to move forward increase which makes sense given the additional drag. Surprisingly, the effort to turn did not change with this large center fin, possibly because it is located in the middle of the SUP, near the pivot point. Note that the center fin is quite long so you need to be in deep enough water to push off, so you don’t damage the fin.
The paddle worked fine though I felt it was a bit heavier than my other two-piece carbon-fibre paddle. I don’t think it would be a big deal unless you were going out on the water for hours at a time. It is easy to adjust the length of the paddle. The leash is standard and attaches to the rear of the board.
I didn’t mention before that there are several mounting points (5 in total) for a camera though we didn’t try that yet.
Finally, another feature that I like is that there is not just a carrying handle on the center of the board, but also one at the rear end. We use a kayak/SUP trolley to move the SUP down to the water and it’s nice to have a handle to grab the SUP with as we are walking it down.
Overall, I would highly recommend this Stand Up Paddleboard.
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Nicole Harlin
Great product
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2024Verified Purchase
Atom
A great inflatable SUP board, with additional features as compared to others.
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2024
Atom
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2024
This inflatable stand up paddle board was ordered to pair up with a similar Freeflow 10’6” inflatable paddle board that we purchased a couple years ago on Amazon.
I like this paddle board better in comparison to our other one. Here are some of the key features that make this board stand out:
- All four fins on the bottom of the board are easily removable (the other board has two of three fins built into the board).
- This board has the additional large mid board fin for greatly improved balance and standing deck stability.
- Board is slightly larger for improved stability and weight handling.
- Better price; $100 less than our previously purchased SUP board.
Having two boards is great for partner adventures. One board was great for us, as it can totally hold the weight of two average people. But, for each of us to have our own boards is much better, for the obvious reasons.
When the board is deflated, the board and included accessories fit nicely into the included backpack/bag. It packs up to an easily storable size and will fit in pretty much any car or trunk. We have both of our stand up paddle boards in our camper, and they are always easily available when needed.
The board does come with a large manual inflation pump. I have never tried pumping up the boards with the included manual pump. I ordered an Outdoor Master 20 PSI SUP 12V pump that plugs into a vehicle 12V socket to inflate/deflate the boards. It takes approximately 7 min for the pump to fill the board up to 15 PSI. Efficient, and all my energy can be saved for paddling, not pumping.
This is a very nice paddle board that is great for all ages, and for beginners to advanced SUP adventurers. We are happy to have two large seaworthy SUP boards that are easy to pack away and deploy.
If you’re looking to get your first (or second) stand up paddle board, this is a great option!
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Joseph
A Great Starter Kit
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2024
Joseph
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2024
I inflated it with the pump provided, but it would be worth investing in an electric inflator. Working diligently, it took me 6 minutes to reach 12 PSI (the low end of the acceptable pressure range). To deflate, you press down on the pin in the center of the valve, and you can turn it by hand to lock it in the open position (be sure to release it before trying to re-inflate). The fins slide in and have little retaining clips, which is reassuring. They snap into place when used correctly. The paddle is simple to put together. The pole is aluminum and feels sturdy. It has a quick release for easy length adjustment.
The top of the paddle board has a padded area that feels like a yoga mat. There are several camera mounts and D-rings as well as a couple of bungees and carrying handles. Bonus items include a patch kit and a waterproof phone pouch, which is just big enough to fit my large phone without taking it out of its case. It’s everything you need aside from maybe a life jacket. I like it very much.
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Matt Miller
Bravo!
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2024
Antonio Bianco
Incredible!
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2024