iROCKER All-Around Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board, Extremely Stable, Premium SUP with Roller Bag, Carbon Paddle, Pump, Leash, Fins & Repair Kit

Bought my IRocker All Around in 2020. Helped keep me sane through COVID and has been just fantastic. Amazingly easy to assemble/inflate, use and travel with. Crazy stable - I've taken it out with numerous little human family members on the front to sightsee, snorkel, etc. Has travelled great all around Florida and up to the Carolinas many times. Better than any other board I've stood on for stability and maneuvering. Have 'recruited' multiple friends and family members to purchase IRocker when they tried/traded their board with me. Plus the company is local and the CS is fantastic. Love the All Around SUP, Love the Co. all around too! Buy one, you won't regret it.

I absolutely love this paddleboard. I had done my research and knew exactly what I was looking for. Something sturdy enough where if their were two people on it, we'd feel safe. Standing or sitting its both very comfortable. Takes some practice getting it wrapped back together and into the bag with everything but I can be done. I don't like how long it takes me to put the large fin on the back. I thought I was in shape and then I bought this. Buy a electric pump because it is worth it. I love that the bag has wheels too. Highly recommend to my friends and anybody out there.

The paddle board itself is great. It's easy to inflate, holds the air pressure and is very solid for an inflatable board. The only issue that I have is with the bag it comes in. I purchased the board on May 23, 2022 and just yesterday when I went to load it in my car, the bags stitching came loose and now there's about a 4" section that's open. Other than that, the product itself has been great!

Before describing the board, here is some context regarding why I bought an inflatable, why I chose this inflatable, and my use of this board:Why an inflatable? Well, I started an Instagram project to photo-document things I pull out of the water from my stand up paddleboard. I started collecting trash using my fiberglass board. However, after hauling out a few large items (BMX bike, sign & post, cones, wheels & tires, etc), I realized that I needed a board that could handle more weight and stay stable. Nothing would be worse than capsizing after a multi-hour trash haul.... Additionally, since I paddle near rocks often, I needed a board that could hold up to bumping into those rocks frequently. So, I started seriously looking at inflatables.Why this board? I never paddled an inflatable before, so I did a couple quick internet searches. iRocker was at the top of a few lists so I took a deeper look. Major selling points for me were: the overall max weight limit (435 lbs!!), factory front deck rigging, and the abundance of factory-installed accessory attachments along the sides. The pre-installed action mount was also a nice touch considering my Instagram project.My use of this board? I bought the board in Aug 2019. As of the date on this review, I’ve had the board for nearly 2 months and have used it for 32 of the last 55 days. I have primarily only used it in calm and flat conditions (wind less than 10 miles per hour / 16 km per hour), but occasionally find myself in gusts of 15 miles per hour / 24 km per hour. The board handles fine in rougher conditions, but it is just easier for me to find and collect trash in calm conditions...especially near rocks.Ok, now my experience with this board:Paddling: As I mentioned earlier, I’ve been using this board almost daily for two months and it has been instrumental to my eco-warrior trash collecting! The attachment points are firmly secured and perfect for holding my bins on the board. I have no fears that they will every detach. The board handles bumping rocks like a champ! This allows me to get into tight areas I wouldn’t dare bring my fiberglass board and collect hard-to-reach plastic bottles. The high weight capacity is crucial to my project hand has come in handy several times already. The board stayed afloat and stable after I’ve collected heavy items like an e-scooters and a large portion of a shopping cart (see pictures).Inflation/storage: Inflating any inflatable board obviously takes longer than just picking up a hard board and walking to the water. However, the inflation process doesn’t take much time at all. I’ve inflated and deflated this board about 20 times, sometimes daily, and it takes me 4-5 minutes to get the board to the recommended 15 PSI. It does get a bit tough towards the end, but to be expected as I’m basically inflating a thick rubber raft by hand. Overall, it’s not so burdensome that I would avoid taking out this board. Deflating the board is super easy and rolling it up isn’t difficult. The first few times were a bit daunting, but over time, I became more comfortable with the idea of rolling up a paddle board.Traveling: I haven't flown with the board yet. I'll update this review if and when I do.For those of you who haven’t paddled an inflatable SUP before, it is a bit different than a hard board. It is has a slightly bouncier feel and does feel like the board is “on” the water versus “in” the water. Despite that, I feel like I would have to actually work to flip it over while paddling. While I’m using it for SUP Garbage Man, I frequently make hard u-turns to get trash. I never feel like the board is going to topple when doing so either....which is good considering I usually have a bunch of trash on board. I highly recommend this board and this company! I expect this board to last for years to come!

Just got my new iRocker paddle board last week! Before I list the pros and cons, I'll start by saying I went with iRocker because my friend has one and recommended it. I spent a lot of time researching the different models and was considering a Cruiser or an 11' All-Around. I will say am VERY happy I chose the 11' All-Around for the following reasons:*I am planning on taking my son with me sometimes, and I will appreciate having the extra 6" of space (cruiser is only 10.6").*After testing out the board, I really appreciate the additional speed/maneuverability of this board. If you have any athletic ability at all, I think this will be the better choice for you.*The All-Around is still very stable. I took it out on a lake, but it was a windy day and there was some chop and minor boat wake/currents etc. I found if I bent my knees and paddled with short, quick paddles, it wasn't a problem to get through this.*I am planning to take this out in the ocean sometimes and I think this model will be better suited for that.*I like how this model has the handles up front for a passenger to hold.Now onto Pros and Cons:Pros:*Easy to use. I had never been paddle boarding ever, and went for the very first time after opening the iRocker box. Bury me with a paddle board! I had so much fun that I was out on the lake for 3.5 hours! The only reason I went back was I started to get hungry and get blisters on my hands from paddling so long.*2 year warranty on the board! Great reason to buy w/ iRocker.*Easy directions to set-up. I had never set eyes on a paddle board before, and I was able to figure it out.*Carry handle made it fairly easy to transport the inflated board*Backpack is stylish with nice padding.*Good overall design on the board - colors and stripe are cool (I got blue with white stripe).*Very fast deflation process. Important because after a paddling trip, last thing you want to do is spend a ton of time on this.*Paddle was easy to use. I could adjust it while on the board with no trouble.*Easy off/on with the skeg.Cons*Side fins arrived bent and I couldn't bend them back. As a result, the board doesn't track properly. I read in the instructions and they said this is normal and the fins *should* return to normal. I've had the board a few days and the fins are still pretty bent. This is the primary reason for my 4 star rating, the inconvenience of waiting for this to fix itself. If the fins don't go back, I'm going to have to return the board and to decrease my rating. It would also be nice to have some advance warning that you won't be able to use your board right away because it's going to ship with bent fins, and some notes on how to fix it.*I found this extremely difficult to inflate. I will add I'm a tiny woman, 115 lbs, so this is more a reflection on me than iRocker and the design. I had to throw all my body weight in it at the end and I was dripping sweat. Good workout! If you are small like me, you may want to consider an electric pump.*As I put my board away after the first very use, I noticed there were already a couple small tears in the top "grip" material. It's not the end of the world, but I'll say I was disappointed to see this. It was just me, 115 lb woman using this with my bare feet on a calm lake, so clearly this wasn't "normal wear and tear" after one use. With a $650 board, I expect the product to be perfect when received.*I'm laughing as a write this, but as a newbie, I thought the little string attaching the tag to the valve was part of the tag. So I cut the string, thinking it was part of the tag and I needed to do so to remove the tag. Maybe I'm the only one silly enough to do this, but it would be nice to have a caps "DO NOT CUT STRING" on the tag for future newbies like myself.Update: the newer models come with all detachable fins so yours cannot arrive bent like mine did. Good update, iRocker.

First iSUP. Very sturdy board. Easy and speedy to inflate and deflate. Use on lake and ocean and usually have one of our kids with use enjoying the ride. Great for travel by road or flight. Board showed up packed well. Thanks.

Did a bit of homework on paddleboards before buying this and irocker seemed like a good brand. I wasn't disappointed, it's brilliant! The board itself is super tough, resilient and stable, the pump is great due to the 3 filling modes and the rucksack it all comes in is strong and comfortable. It takes about 10 minutes to inflate the board and it deflates easily too. All 3 fins are detachable (normally only 1), this is a feature I wanted as it makes packing the board away much easier too. I'm a beginner but the board gives you confidence; it's worth the investment and is great fun!

Bought for my wife as her second board, it’s light, easy to inflate, tracks well and is quite stable.

I bought this for family holidays and I've pretty much taken it everywhere on holidays last year. Lakes in the south of France, Norfolk broads, and the Isle of White for a bit of SUP surfing. My partner loves it too. The rucksack to transport it is well made. The pump has three settings so blowing up is relatively easy. The paddle is light and well constructed. The board itself is really well made, pretty stable and moves at a decent enough pace for me. It comes with spares and patches in a handy floating container. My friend Graham also bought 2 of them at Christmas. One for himself and one for his partner.Looking forward to summer 2020!

Really pleased with the sup. It’s firm, and steady in the water and it has a dual action pump with different settings to make it easier to get up to the desired psi.The paddle seems good and sturdy too- the matching colour with the board, paddle and leg strap is a nice touch-lovely bright colours.Tested out a couple times and so far I’m really happy I bought this sup.