Peak Expedition Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board — Durable Lightweight Touring SUP with Stable Wide Stance — 11' Long x 32" Wide x 6" Thick

I'm about 6', 215 lbs, and not the best sense of balance, so I was looking for a larger board to provide a sturdy platform. We have a 10', 5 in thick inflatable board as well, which works great for the rest of the family, but is a little unstable for me. We really like the convenience of the inflatable boards, both for storage and transportation.I got the 11' board and it works great. Being a bigger board, it takes a little bit longer to inflate - about 10 minutes with a short break. This board recommends 12 psi as opposed to 15 psi for our smaller board, at 12 it felt really solid and didn't flex when I got it out on the water. Even with it's size it's still light enough to easily carry, and the extra handles on the front and back are really helpful.Breaking it down was easy, the backpack is a good size so it was no problem putting the board and all the accessories back in.Overall, a high quality board with many great features and good for balance-challenged individuals.

This was a great purchase. It’s perfect for paddling around in calmer ponds and marshes, easy to inflate, super portable (the backpack is awesome!). I have two complaints: the fin is not very well made...I often struggle getting it to stay in and worry it will fall out. The paddle. I haven’t been able to adjust the paddle after the first couple times I used it. It’s so stuck..I’ve tried wd40 and several people have tried to get it out. Luckily it stuck adjusted to my preference! Other than that it’s great. Durable enough for my dog to ride and my kids use it to jump off of. The leash is heavy duty, the bungees are a bonus for securing a towel or bag, and it’s super cute. Thanks Peak!

Prevented from heading to the beach to surf due to the pandemic my partner and I decided to invest in inflatable paddle boards to enjoy on Seattle lakes. At the time the Peak paddle boards were one of the few boards available on the market, and after seeing a few folks using these we decided to give it a go, a bit weary of the low price compared with other inflatable boards.We couldn't be happier with the purchase. The boards allow us to cruise around on the lakes, including paddling around tandem (which we did after we initially only received one board). The board is stiff enough that you can get a good amount of speed going. As with all inflatable boards the inflation process is a workout, though we've had no problems with it. The pump works just fine after a few months of use, and there are no signs of wear on the board.We ended up swapping boards with friends who had sprung for more expensive inflatable SUP models, and while their boards felt stiffer and a little less squirrely when riding solo we concluded that for cruising around the lakes, or even for moderate workouts, the Peak paddle boards were well worth it.The boards have brought lots of happiness, stoked to continue using them to get out on the open watery spaces.

This board is AWESOME!! I originally had a foam paddle board, but decided to get rid of that one and get an inflatable one instead. Mainly for the convenience of being able to throw it in any vehicle. So far I have used it about 5 times. The pack itself is very high quality and everything fits in there, including the pump! There is even a little extra room. I am able to also put my life jacket and dry bag in the backpack so that I can keep everything together. The straps are very padded and comfortable. I hiked about a mile with the pack on my back this past weekend. While it was tough (weighs about 40 lbs) the pack was comfortable on my back. The board itself is beautiful and well made.Blowing it up with the provided pump takes about 5-7 minutes. It does get a little tough towards the end but who doesn't love a good arm workout?! I've had it out on the choppy waters of Lake Tahoe and also a small, calm local lake. It handled great in both situations. I would absolutely recommend this board to my friends.

After searching the internet, looking at countless iSUPs I finally decided on the Peak 11’ Expedition. I really wanted a longer board to provide more stability as I plan to fish off of it and it gives me the option to bring another person with. This board seemed like the best value compared to cheaper boards that I was hesitant on. The packaging was really great upon arrival, it was packed in 3 separate boxes to avoid damage during delivery. Right away I was surprised at the high quality of the carrying bag! The hip and shoulder straps are very comfortable and extremely padded. One knock I do have on the bag is that it is just one giant pocket. I wish there was separate pockets to store the fin, pump, and spare parts. But it will get the job done just a little less organized. I inflated it and let it sit overnight and to make sure there was no leaks and this morning it was still hard as a rock! One thing I noticed when inflating was that it appeared that the deck pad was already coming off or just wasn’t installed properly. I have included a picture of it. One other thing I noticed when inflating ( not sure if it’s normal or not...) but when inflating if I stopped pumping the psi gauge would start to drop, but with the board not losing air overnight I assume it really wasn’t losing any pressure. Overall, I’m happy with the purchase and stoked to get it on the water!

It’s been almost a year since I’ve bought this and I love it. I did a ton of research at the time and kept seeing this board pop-up in Top 10 Reviews. I’m a 5’ 4” 125lb girl and found this really easy to transport by myself. This was the lightest board I could find and it really makes a difference carrying it up and down from the lake or ocean, especially once it’s blown up. The bag it comes with is super-comfortable and makes packing it in and out a dream! I’ve had to blow this thing up because I didn’t have a roof rack and it doesn’t take that long to do. It is a bit of a workout but compared to my friends who all have the Costco Jimmy Styx boards, so much easier and lighter. I’ve easily supported 2 adults and a kid on this and find it easy to maneuver in. A tiny bit more floppy than the Costco boards, but I got used to it no problem, and less so than a hard board. Also the paddle is lighter than the other boards I compared too. I also love that it has two sets of ties so I can bring my cooler, music, and food/drink. Lots of storage! Finally, it’s durable AF! Hubby tried to transport it without a roof rack once and promptly had ejected it to the ground! Not impressed but luckily, not so much as a ding, even tho it fell on its nose! After a season of paddling I took it out again and no issues with the board. Really well-constructed. Totally recommend and would buy again!

My wife got me this Peak Expedition Inflatable SUP board for my 65th birthday, and she tells me she did a lot of research on SUP boards before choosing this one. I love it. Having never paddle-boarded before, I started on my knees, but was quickly able to stand up and now am at ease paddling around the bays of our cottage lake. Canoe-paddling skills transfer to this sport. The board is easy to inflate, light to carry, and moves quickly across the water. And my dog loves to join me! Our cottage is multi-generational, and this new board is getting lots of use by everyone. It comes with everything you need (carrying pack, pump, paddle, etc.) Very good value, I'd say.

Incredible value for money. I shopped and researched for months prior to buying. I’m 5’6” and 138lbs this board is fast, stable, the quality is impressive. The backpack carrier is super high quality fits all the gear plus my lifejacket. The pump is great- takes 5 minutes to inflate. I inflate to 14-15psi. Paddle is superior to others I’ve seen and tried. I bought a Tirol removable/strap on roof rack to travel short distances with it to minimize the inflate/deflate process and it’s just perfect. Love this purchase. Highly recommend- no need to spend over $1000 on an isup, this is perfectly suitable

Awesome paddleboard. Great look and feel. Tracks great in the water. Worth the money

Je l'adore. Je manque pas une occasion d'en faire. Mon petit gars chill assis en avant sans se tanner. MERCI ! PAR CONTRE la paggaie a brisé assée vite. Y'avait du tape électrique qui reliait la bout de plastique au bout de metal. Exactement ou la rame a brisé. J'aurais dû vérifie son état avant de me retrouver prit en plein milieu d'un lac. ANYWAYS. J'ADORE LE PADDLE