(Part 2) Best stand-up paddleboards according to redditors
We found 34 Reddit comments discussing the best stand-up paddleboards. We ranked the 25 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the products ranked 21-40. You can also go back to the previous section.
I've seen people in foldable kayaks here and there. Personally, I'm a fan of this inflatable paddleboard which rolls up and fits in a massive backpack with the pump.
Fear cuts deeper than swords - it really, really does. :)
1.) Not just grey but Earl Grey.
2.) A rain cover.
3.) Ginger chews?
4.) Ninja throwing knifes for my wee son - because I'm a craptastic parent!
5.) A classic, Ender's Game because why haven't you already read this??
6.) An item that is less than a dollar, including shipping... that is not jewelry, nail polish, and or hair related! Sorry! Nothing physical. $1.55 is the closest.
7.) Hello Kitty!
8.) I think compasses are beautiful.
9.) Princess Bride - but no on my WL. <3
10.) Gerber 22-41131 Profile Guthook Fixed Blade Knife -- It's self explanatory really.
11.) I love to cook and I need to cook healthy food but my current knives (and I use the term loosely) leave me beaten and bloody. So these
12.) Happy crayons
13.) A surfboard. Because they are BADD ASS!
14.) A gun safe could hold a lot of bread!
15.) Pretty lupus friend earrings!
16.) Blood orange and bergamot candle!
17.) Doctor Who K-9 bobble head!
18.) Pencils. I freaking LOVE pencils.
19.) A gift card, so I can gift more people. :)
20.) I love this beautiful buddha.
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I love silly contests like this - I know others have done better, but I had fun looking. <3
I'm also in the same boat. I live in the city about a 10 min walk from a beach and don't really have space to store a regular SUP and just learned about the inflatables. I really just want to use it to get out on the water, take advantage of my proximity to the beach, and give me a healthy outdoor activity to do in the summer. Since this will be my first SUP, I was hoping to try it with minimal investment.
Has anyone had experience with the $250 Bestway HydroForce White Cap or the $320 Pathfinder? Both seem to have good reviews on Amazon...I'm also intrigued with the added seat and having it double as a, what I assume will be, a shitty kayaking experience.
Just found this on Amazon. Not sure of the quality, but comes with a paddle, roof rack, and other stuff. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B007722X40/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?qid=1405396406&amp;sr=8-2&amp;pi=SY200_QL40
My friend got Tower Adventure 9'10 for Christmas. We're in the Northeast, too, so it hasn't been used yet. Secure storage was the main concern. He's not gonna fish with it. This guy gives it a decent review. Also available in a 14.
A neighbor friend got Ocean Kayak Nalu 12.5 last year. She doesn't fish either, but she's a hardcore yakker and she likes it. She roofs it. Also available in a 10.
With an inflatable you have to (glue the rodholders on](http://sturgeonrod.wordpress.com/2013/04/07/hobie-inflatable-rod-holder-installation/) if you want them.
I see Hobie make iSUPs now, too. They come with a Hobie price, though.
Good inflatables aren't pool toys. They're rugged, like the towable tubes for boating. I had an inflatable Stearns kayak. It was very durable. I never worried about poking holes in it. I have a pump for Boston valves like the one in the Tower ad. They're fast- five minutes, you're ready to go.