Lake or sea, no problem 😊

@@ricmur che motore può montare posso montare 15 cavalli per andare forte ? 💪💪💪

Absolutely. These boards are robust. I've done it many many times for even longer. Just be aware not to store it in direct sunlight as heat makes it expand. So as a precaution you can inflate to 14.5 PSI. Also remember the water which would be colder makes the board contract. You can also attach your pump and manually check the pressure each time which will only take a moment. Also, usually you would inflate a board before you paddle and leave it there to ensure no slow punctures so once you feel it and it feels hard each day it's even better! Great question and if you have any more I'd be happy to help!

@@adventuremarine5108 alright ... so i can deflate it a bit after each use and the other day inflate it a bit back so it goes to around 15 PSI ... is that more ideal?

​@@christ.1442 Depends on your climate. I live in Ireland and store it in shade and I've never had to deflate it to reduce pressure. Even by checking the pressure some air will release which will be enough. Don't worry about it too much :)

@@adventuremarine5108 ok brother ... thanks a lot

No

It sure does.. my bad!

Yes great product. If you're on a river I would highly recommend a quick release leash or belt.

Just bought today how's it been for you

Thank you!

How's the paddleboard been for you after 1 year ?

@peterjohnston4472 it's good thanks. It could do with a larger grippy area since its quite slippy to grip when you fall off and try to get back on. Love it though! Looking forward to warmer water so I can go out again.

Depends what country you are in?

Most countries, an online or in person course and exam. Usually cheap.

Hello, so sorry I didn't see this. Did you get it sorted? I hope you have had many wonderful adventures with your SUP!

Cost for each product are available on www.adventuremarine.ie

It depends where you will be fishing or crabbing and what type of conditions you will be in. It can take outboards up to 10hp but 8hp would be sufficient. Again it depends on the engine type as well. It's a great option and kids love it. All the best with your future endeavours!

What about a 5hp for the 2.85 metre AIRCAT would that be suitable for a calm bay

@@adventuremarine5108 do you mind suggest where best to buy the outboard? Now I have got the boat and remaining is the outboard. And what else do you recommend? I have 2 older boys (7 and 5 soon)

Well spotted! It does fit into the bag with everything else. It just wasn't shown in the video. Thanks for your feedback!

I've got 350 aqua marina and it's pump is a double action so 10 mins in total.

Thank you!

Hi Brian, Thank you so much for the detailed comment. Paddle boards are very good. I feel standing on the water with a full 365 degree view is one of the many points of attraction. The transportation factor coupled with new technology to make them extremely rigid and the fact they come at a great price point is very appealing. The fusion is a super board, especially the 2021 version. The pump, bag are greatly improved with lots of other impressive features. I would recommend caution when pumping or putting your iSUP away on a sandy beach for a few reasons. You don't want to get sand into the valve. You don't want to put your board away covered in sand. The 16PSI 12V electric pump is very good. Once you pre-set the PSI you can leave the board to inflate in roughly 10 mins. So once you have got changed etc your board is ready to use. The inflatable kayaks are also very popular. If you're ever in Dublin be sure to give us a shout :)

@@adventuremarine5108 Thanks for your reply. Yes it's always essential to rinse your boat, board or whatever after being out on it. I've sailed, rowed and kayaked and this is always 'the done thing'. Getting sand in the valve wouldn't be too good. I actually lived in Holywood, near Belfast until i was 5, then moved over to England.

It is awesome. You will love it!