Ten Toes iSUP Inflatable Touring Standup Paddleboard SUP, theJETSETTER 14’x30’’x6’’

Me: 6'2" @ 240 LB. Intermediate/advanced SUP'er.Coming off a 10'6" board (inflatable as well) so this was an easy transition.Board: Board is super stable and propels through calm and choppy waters with a breeze. Fin easy to install.Managed to shave quite a bit of time on a 9KM loop. Can't wait for the 20km. Can see pivot turns being a breeze as well.Inflation: bit more effort compared to the 10'. TIP FOR ALL: when inflating, do not use yours arms. You will burn out! Lock out your arms and use your upper body to push down while performing modified squat (chest forward). Hard to explain but hopefully you get it.Paddle: Does the job, seems lighter compared to my other one but do find the length adjustment quick lock mechanism a bit clumsy. Have no after market paddle benchmark to compare it to.Transport: comes with no bag which is a bit of a pain. Strap that is supposed to hold the rolled up board together is too short. Maybe once the board is more used, it will roll up tighter.Walking down to the water and manhandling this beast takes some effort. Will be looking at shoulder straps to make the easy.Pump, hose and gage are just your regular run of the mill items. Get the job done.Can not comment on the durability as only been out twice with this board. Seems solid and do not foresee any issues.Overall - great deal for a solid board. If you want to go far, fast OR both - boom - this is it.PS: Crazy good deals to he had on Groupon so keep an eye out!

We do love our Jetsetter paddleboard BUT the pump that comes with the Jetsetter board is not as reliable as the pump that came with the "ten toes Weekender". We own one weekender board and two jetsetter boards and one of the jetsetter pumps broke during delivery (we are hoping to get a replacement pump from Amazon/ Ten Toes soon), the other jetsetter pump makes not as good of an impression as the "weekender" pump. If you are debating whether to go for the "weekender" or stepping up to the "jetsetter", I vote do the jetsetter. It glides through the water, making your strength effort significantly easier!

Great inflatable board, I weigh around 220 and I was able to stand up and have my son sitting on the front while paddling. Glides smoothly through the water and handles very well. The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 was the pump and pressure gauge. Half the time the gauge stops reading and you don't know if you've reached the proper PSI.

I wanted something faster than my 10"6 so i wenti got this board... Glides nicely and is a bit faster but the pump gauge does not read well... It does not give the same reading as my other pump. Is a bit on the heavy side but then again is 14" long...