PORTALSUP Inflatable Paddle Board for Adults, Stand Up Paddleboards, Non-Slip Deck Blow up Paddle Boards with Adjustable Paddle, Carry Bag, Emergency Repair Kit (10ft Forest Pattern, 10'6x33 x6)

Took a gamble buying this but it’s completely worth it!10 minute setup time. Comes with everything needed and folds up into a small duffle/backpack (included).Inflates and is very rigid, absolutely no issues floating and held my husband~ 200lbs plus two kids.Takedown is a breeze, rolls up and fits into the provided bag with all accessories. An incredible alternative to other options out there.

This paddle board works well in the few times I have used it. The board feels to be of good quality and holds up air well. I have not experienced any leaking at this point. It also comes with plenty of accessories in the package. The hand pump is a good add-on, so I don’t have to buy a separate pump. It does the job. The cover bag it comes has a generous size. This is great as it gives more room and tolerance when packing the board. It also comes with a repair kit which I have yet to use. It is comforting knowing a repair kit is available when needed.The board itself floats well on the lake. The board's width is a bit on the narrow side, and it also means less resistance during paddling. Overall, I think it is a great recreational board. It serves its purpose well and is a great board for anyone to start paddleboarding.

The valve that is supposed to stop air from leaking after filling up the board does not work at all. The stopper you screw onto it works but the valve itself does not. So it will hold air but there is no way to fill it properly and keep pressure. Took it out 1 time, it was in the sun for 3 hours and it looked like that after. Part of the paddle came broken. I also bought the blue board and that one came with no problems and everything works and did not look like poo after 1 use. Idk what the difference there is but that's what happened. I will be returning this black one and getting another blue one. 🤞

She loves the look and the stability of this paddle board. Great buy and I would recommend it to someone else. Inflating any paddle board by had is labor intensive, I bought an electric inflator that I keep in the Jeep.

The board is excellent and it came on time, but I gave 3 stars because the paddle was missing from the box :(Upon reading the reviews it looks like I'm not the only one who was missing a paddle. Maybe it was a bad batch that was sent out.

The air pump that comes with the paddle board pumps the paddle board so easily. I was able to get mine fully pumped in around 5 minutes. It is very sturdy and can hold two people of varying weight. It is pretty lightweight, but carrying it alone can be a slightly difficult, especially if its windy. Overall, so glad I purchased this, I love to use it every weekend, and is easy to carry when its rolled up.

This paddle board is AMAZING!! I’ve taken it out twice now and it is a beauty! Not to mention the complements on how cute it is! If you are considering getting this, DO IT!!! It’s so amazing and I promise you won’t regret it. The only thing I might suggest is also getting an electric pump, as it’s very hard to pump up to 15 PSI by hand.

I bought the beige and orange. Both have been great so far! Easy to inflate (the PSI gauge will not register anything until you’re almost to the target PSI, keep inflating, it will work!). Works great and I get so many compliments on the boards. Recommend for all, sturdier than I expected too!

This Portal paddleboard is the 4th I have owned, and the 2nd I have reviewed on Amazon. I have never heard of Portal as a brand, so I was keen to see what they had to offer for the current price of £289.99.Other than safety gear and appropriate swim attire, you get everything you need in the package. On taking it out of the packaging, I note that this Portal board doesn't have foam packaging protesters for the board fins, which is a shame, this is usually seen as standard, and helps to a) prevent damage, but also b) the fins can dig into your back if you haven't rolled it up the right way in the carry bag. The carry bag is a good size, and not only is there space for all the board, paddle, pump etc., but I found I had space to also get my shortie wetsuit in. However, beyond that, I would struggle to get much more in the bag, again, a minor issue as other paddleboard bags I own, I tend to get quite a lot more in (such as towels, full-size wet suit, buoyancy aid etc.)The pump is brilliant, I have had other paddleboards with pumps that take an age to blow up the board. The screw-lock value works perfectly (the other board I reviewed for Amazon didn't lock very well). However, the pump gauge doesn't work, so I was unsure what PSI I had pumped too, but being experienced in board use, I knew how rigid I needed to pump to. When inflated the board is pretty much a standard width and depth, and ever so slightly longer than others that I have owned. The paddle is easy to adjust in length and locks in place perfectly.The fins are a little on the smaller side for a beginner's board, but not so small that they are ineffective. The surface of the board is nicely textured, so great if you are barefooted or wearing wetsuit socks. There is some webbing and d-rings to strap a few items too.So whilst there are a few very minor issues, overall the board is very good, and I can therefore recommend this to you.

The media could not be loaded.  I have been fortunate enough to review a number of stand up paddle-boards (SUP’s) over time and the quality and equipment provided with them has improved over time. This board is certainly no exception. In fact this in my opinion is one of the best aesthetically I've had.I have listed a summary of the Pros & Cons towards the end of this review.Again this is a really decent board and accessories. It follows a familiar theme of boards now available in that it basically has everything for paddle-boarding in a bag. The only notable exception to others I’ve recently seen is there is no car pump adaptor. But to be fair they are very cheap to buy.The board arrived well packaged in a very strong box.It comes with a decent instruction manual which is comprehensive including some very good safety advice.In the box is the Board (2 Small fins attached), I x Large removable Fin, 3 Section paddle , Two-way Pump , Repair kit, Ankle tether, Carry Bag.The build quality again looks very good. The three-piece paddle is fairly standard but very acceptable black anodised alloy with an adjustable latch closer at the top ( turn the lever clockwise to tighten) and a ball and socket closer for the paddle end. There are adjustment marks for height it all looks decent quality.The ankle tether, is coiled and 11 feet in length in black. It has some very decent cushioning around the ankle section and used the standard velcro fastening. It does a decent job too.The canvass shoulder carry bag is nicely colour coordinated with pink accents to match the board, a nice touch. It is more than adequate to hold all the items securely The shoulder straps and the zippers looks decent quality also.There's also the fairly standard orange container with repair patch and valve tool, both useful additions.The board itself was neatly folded and secured in a webbed strap. After inflation and deflation it folded down easily to the correct size.The inflation pump is large and has 2 options high capacity pumping or high pressure without top cap, . It means I could start off with large capacity and as it got tougher to finish off using the high pressure option.It has the standard pressure gauge on the top with the correct pressure zone indicated in green on the bar. (12-15 psi) When using it I found it worked really well, and it was sturdy during the inflation process.I have an electric car tyre pump which I use with an adaptor so I was able to blow the board a certain amount first then used the pump making it easier and less effort .I normally then top the last few Psi up by hand through, so I do have to use a bit of effort. All worked well.For those not able to use and electric car pump or similar it normally it takes a LOT of effort to inflate a paddle-board. It's important to give yourself plenty of time I find I need to take about 3 breaks to get to the required 12-15 psi pressure. Obviously if you’re lucky enough to have an electric pump or car pump then not an issue. It takes me around 10-15 without a break or 15-20 minutes with a break.Once inflated I had a good look at the board. It’s big, around a foot longer than the ones I’ve previously had at 11 feet 6 inches.The deck has a really effective “honeycomb” effect finish .It gives a nice reassuring grip with bare feet was very. It also is a fairly wide deck at 32 inches, so will be very stable enough on the water, particularly for the beginner. The board has the normal lifted nose which aids paddling. It has the customary cargo lashings at the front.Seams are very sturdy, the lashing are stainless steel and there is the normal elasticated cargo area at the front (for dry bag etc) The PVC is a really decent thickness, the downside is that it adds to the weight.The inflation points looked strong and secure. The material has a decent thickness to it. And the board is 6 inches in depth offering decent stability. There are extra stainless steel lashings (D rings) to allow the option to strap a seat also. This one also has grab straps either end to aid pulling it onto dry land from the water. A handy addition.This particular board can supports a weight of up to 300 lbs plus (136 kgs) which is not the highest I’ve seen but decent enough and would easily allow 2 people plus a dog if that’s your thing.The large fin is detachable on this particular board although 3 fins will give more drag but will help stability /steering. It uses a slide in latch with thumb screw fastening. It worked very well and I actually prefer this type of attachment more than the traditional and well used lanyard and sliding spacer type.After I inflated the board I checked the valve and seal for leaks with some water, it was fine.Where this board stands out for me is the glossy finish in the pink , blue and grey colour scheme. It looks stunning.As per usual I left it inflated on two trestles in my garage for three-four days to ensure there were no leaks as I know that sometimes it is possible to have an air leak around the inflation valve. It was fine no issues.As mentioned the valve tool is provided with the kit to tighten up the valve in case that does happen.The boards carrying handle worked ok, I always find it best to stand the board on its side with the handle away from me and then pick up. It was centrally balanced when I carried it.I tried the provided carry-bag it worked well , everything I would need to take with me fitted easily in the bag as usual.The shoulder straps are padded and I found them comfortable when I tried carrying it. With everything in the bag it’s fairly heavy though..I don’t tend to use the bag in practice as I normally park the car about 300-400 meters from the beach or shore, then blow the board up on the grass/ car park the best option for me. Then just a matter of carrying it to the water.When finished I'm also also very careful when deflating the boards after they have been used in a sandy beach as the air comes out very fast when pressing the deflate button down and it can blow any sand residue in your eyes if you're not careful.I would recommend beginners to find some nice calm water such as public reservoirs or water sport centres to master the art first as its nowhere as easy as it looks, (for some anyway). Even takes some lessons.Once you’ve got the balance sorted only then consider progressing onto the sea as they can get choppy and soon tip you off. Also stay near the shore within your depth as currents can be unpredictable.A word of warning also for the novice that if used on a flowing river I would recommend also getting a waist tether rather than using the supplied ankle one as your feet can get caught up in reeds / weeds etc and could put you in trouble.I would always recommend wearing a life jacket, it might not look so cool but fun with safety is the important thing from my point of view.So in summary:Pros:Virtually everything you need to paddle-board is in the kit .Build quality looks really excellent and on a par other more expensive ones I’ve reviewedStunning design in pink blue & grey with a glossy finishThickness of the material is very goodRepair Kit & Valve tool are includedCan be stored away in the bag so not a lot of room required at home11 feet 6 inches long and 32 inches wide (3.5 m x 0.81 metres so ideal for beginnersPut it all in the bag and chuck it in the car boot no roof rack requiredWill hold up to 136 kg (300 lbs) weightBag is colour coordinated with the boardCheaper than many availableHas a standard I year warrantyPlus helpline.Cons:Inflating it is hard! Best to do a bit at a time., Better still get an electric pump with the adaptor!Board weighs 17.8 lbs (8.05 kg). Most boards are similar weight though.When everything is in the kit bag it heavy and a lot of weight to carry for a distance, although as mentioned it was comfortable on the shoulders when I tried it.I can whole heartedly recommend this SUP kit, despite getting the extra size the cost is very competitive compared to other budget boards , you get a lot for your money ( £289 at the time of the review) . It is under half the price of some leading brands with similar materials and design . The finish and colour looks fabulous too.

This beginners paddle board kit is really good value for the money.At the time of this review the price is £269.99 with a £30 off voucher so you can get this now for just under £240 and you get everything you need to start your paddle boarding experience.Everything packs away inside its own cool looking and tough rucksack which can be worn and taken on the back or with the carry handles. The 2 way zips on it are heavy duty as well.There is actually space inside the rucksack to store some more bits and pieces as well as a side storage pocket.This is ideal for adults and older kids to begin their stand up paddle boarding journey.The board is great quality and does take a little time & effort to pump up with the supplied pump but it looks quality when it's fully inflated. You can use an electric pump if you want but it's suggested you only inflate to around 90% then finish with the manual pump to achieve the correct pressure.The board has 2 fixed stabilising fins and a removable tracking fin for keeping the board stable and helping to keep a better line in the water.The board has several features including 3 strong webbing handles for moving the board around (1 at the top of the board, 1 at the bottom and another in the centre) , a bungee corded onboard storage area secured with 6 x D rings as well as 4 more D rings (for the safety leash to attach to) in the centre of the board and a further D ring near the inflation/deflation valve.The inflation/deflation valve and screw cap looks and operates superbly with no issues attaching the pump and deflating was quick and easy. Once it's deflated there is a strong webbing strap for keeping it rolled up and secure to make it easier to put back into the rucksack.The board has an antislip EVA foam deck for excellent adhesion under foot.The pump is a good size for effective pumping of the board and comes with a long enough flexible hose.I do think that there is an issue though with the pump pressure indicator/gauge as it wasn't registering any pressure when the board was fully inflated. This isn't a huge issue to be honest as I know when it's pretty much at full inflation.The paddle oar comes in effectively 3 pieces, the paddle fin, adjustable clasped aluminium paddle body tube and fully adjustable paddle grip extending handle which can be loosened or tightened up with the clasp on the paddle body tube to give the perfect height for effective paddling.The safety leash is perfect for attaching to the board and ankle with an adjustable velcroed ankle strap and extending leash.This kit comes with a pvc repair kit for any punctures and they've also supplied a waterproof phone case as well :-)The design of the board is good with the nose bending slightly upwards for better movement through water.This is an all rounder paddle board so perfect for amateurs.The deck size is big enough and feels stable enough for beginners and the board is a decent thickness, as well as length size at 10ft 6 inches.The detachable tracking fin is secured with a slide in pin and screw knob for extra securing and helps the board to remain straight when paddling.The kit comes with a comprehensive set of instructions and the whole thing is covered by a 1 year warranty which can be extended by 180 days by registering your order.Happy days.You can't go wrong with a kit like this if you're just starting out and it's super quality, feels tough and rugged and the little extras are a nice touch such as the repair kit and waterproof mobile phone holder and its a very competitive price too.

I am privileged to live in an area when there are many, many lakes and when it comes to fun on the water their nothing better than something like a paddle board if, like me, you just can’t afford to buy a boat.This saddle board is an inflatable one which may sound like it will burst when it is confronted by a sharp piece of a twig floating in the lake but it’s much stronger than you’d think. It has several sections inside the board which keep this strong whilst allowing it to be rolled up and stuffed into the bag it comes in.This is 11ft 6” long, 2 ft 6” wide and 6” deep, which makes this easy to stay stood on even across the water. Especially as the top has a non-slip coating on which stands its ground even when wet.It takes a minute or two of hand pumping to get this inflated, with the dial on the pump letting you know how much air’s inside the board. Once inflated you slide the fin on the bottom, attach the lifeline to your ankle or wrist and the other end to the board and you’re ready to go. In the water this floats exceptionally well, even when you’re on it, and it’s width helps you balance well on the board. The paddle is a good length, and can be adjusted to suit most people, with the flat end wide enough to help push you along in the water whilst the other end has a ‘T’ like end which helps you grip the paddle better.When you’re on the water you need to be confident with the things keeping you out of the water and I feel pretty confident when paddling with this.Once you’ve finished paddling then this simply deflates and rolls up, ready to be put back into the rucksack bag and taken with you.You get more than the inflatable board though, you get a collapsible paddle which is made of carbon fibre and extends to fit most sized people. A hand pump which can blow this board un in minutes. A detachable fin which slots into the base. You also get a waterproof bag for your phone and it all stuffs easily into the large bag which comes with it.The one thing I have to say is that I ticked the box for a dark-blue colour board but I received a pink board and bag which was a bit different. It states on the box what colour board is inside so check the colour on the box before opening so you know you’ve got the colour you wanted.But as I said, this is about the board itself, and this board is brilliant.In all, if you like floating about on the water without the real expenses then this is well worth looking at. It may seem a little pricy but if you’re into this sort of thing then it’s money well spent.

When I saw that this was inflatable I thought that it was going to be akin to a lilo, haha...but it's nothing like that. It's solid and heavy.I also thought that it may be more wobbly than a solid board. I was wrong! Apparently the inflatable boards are MORE stable and easier for learners to get their balance. I'm afraid I don't actually have anything to compare this to, as it was my first time paddle boarding, but I found it quite easy to get going but I do have good balance and I was in a private lake, so the water was a lot more still than somewhere wilder.It’s easy to set up once you’ve hauled it to your destination (took me approx 15 minutes). I say “hauled” because it is VERY heavy and bulky to carry any distance, though the straps on the bag do help as you can wear it like a massive backpack.I am lucky that where I went paddle boarding, the lake is right next to where you park. You need to consider this as you won’t want to/be able to carry it long distances, due to size and weight.The sturdy bag makes it more convenient to carry, but nothing can take away from the substantial weight. Wouldn't be great if you wanted to paddle board at a beach where you have to park far away and walk down and back up a long hill, for example. Although inflating it then carrying it may be an option.Storage-wise, it would be most convenient to store in a cupboard, under a bed or in a garage to save yourself lifting it much. Sadly we only have the option for our loft, since all our house storage is currently quite full from running a home business. Lifting it into a loft is difficult, because our hatch has a built in ladder so we have to have one person in the loft, lift the ladder in, and then pass the bag up (not easy). I wouldn’t want to do this often.I don’t intend to use this in the winter, so I might try to free up some space in the house, or otherwise keep it in the car for a couple of months over the summer when I’m most likely to go more often.Like I said, I can’t compare this to other paddle boards, but it seems like great quality. Paddle boarding is a good fun activity that I’m lucky enough to be able to do in various different locations where I live (though I will stick to the private lake until I feel more confident).