Isle Switch 2-in-1 Inflatable SUP Review - 2022

[@jredshaw]

Thanks for the review. Just picked this up for a total cost with tax of $680. Which also includes the electric pump. They’re giving great deals right now.

[@InflatableBoarder]

That's a great deal! Enjoy!

[@mlaneprod]

best video on this board to date! thank you!!!!

[@InflatableBoarder]

Thank you!

[@lucyadventures2023]

Very ready to purchase a sup and ur vids help a lot

[@InflatableBoarder]

thanks!

[@ThePrescriptionable]

Amazing and comprehensive review. Thank you!

[@InflatableBoarder]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@555Buddy5555]

Thanks for the video, your video is very professional

[@InflatableBoarder]

Thank you!

[@thepieman2742]

Maybe it’s just me but I’d like to see this unit in slightly rough waters or class II rivers.

[@InflatableBoarder]

For sure! It can be hard to plan around weather and to keep things fair between testing different boards we try to minimize the impact of weather from day to day. However, I have used the Switch on rivers and I am a whitewater SUPer as well. Up to Class II the Switch will work very well, however you'll want to swap out the included fin for a smaller one (I prefer a 4.5" gummy fin). Beyond class II you'll definitely need more maneuverability offered by a proper whitewater SUP.

[@foodforthought78]

Great review thanks

[@InflatableBoarder]

Thanks!

[@lovenewport6907]

Excellent review…thank you! Bought one and love it! What do you think of the Explorer 2.0.? Can also convert to Kayak 😊

[@InflatableBoarder]

Glad you are enjoying it! Funnily enough, the Explorer 2.0 is pretty much the only Isle iSUP that we haven't tested! I have tested the Explorer Pro, however and it is fantastic. It can also convert easily to a kayak with the same Isle Link system and I've used the 14' Explorer Pro as a tandem kayak with great success.

[@lordenoch0]

@InflatableBoarder- I would love to know how long those polyethylene loops will last with the stress of the seat back straps yanking them so hard to the left. What do you think? I think I'd prefer the usual D-rings.

[@InflatableBoarder]

So far no issues. They are also coated with a finish (I'm not 100% sure what that finish is) so it isn't just raw PE fabric. The anchoring mechanism for the tabs is quite secure and I've not had any issues with them ripping free. For having so many mounting points I much prefer the PE tabs to having dozens of D-rings.

[@MrJmduffy]

Just came across this video How would you compare this to the TAHE Beach SUP-Yak 2-in-1 Hybrid Inflatable Kayak Which comes with 2 seats How do you think the isle would do with 2 people

[@InflatableBoarder]

Hi there, sorry for the delay in response. I haven't used the Tahe Beach SUP-yak (yet) but have used one of their Breeze iSUPs, so unfortunately I can't make a direct comparison. The Switch does very well with two adults. It's really outstanding at maintaining its level of performance with two people.

[@clayguinard3651]

Where is this video filmed