Tooluck Paddle Board, Medium Inflatable Stand Up
Tooluck Paddle Board, Medium Inflatable Stand Up PaddleBoarding, 10'/10'6'' Long | 300 Pounds Load, SUP Accessories Included with Adj Paddle, Pump, Storage Backpack, Bottom Fin, Repair Kit, Leash
Bungee Straps
Tie-Down straps located on the front of the inflatable stand up paddle board, are great for securing your drying bags, paddle, clothing or water bottle.
Inflating Issue
The special valve design of the inflator port greatly reduces air leakage and combined with our manual air pump, the paddle board can be inflated to 15 PSI in 10-20 minutes.
12-15 PSI is the optimum air pressure to experience. Noteworthy: Overpressure will significantly reduce the life of the paddleboard.
Semi-Floating Paddle
The teardrop paddle is made of carbon steel and has a hollow body so that if dropped from the hand, it can float on flat water for a period of time without sinking immediately.
Non-Slip Deck Pad
The paddleboard is covered with a non-slip pad in its diamond-shaped EVA material, which increases the friction significantly.
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|---|---|---|---|
| Board Length | 10’/305cm | 10’/305cm | 10’6”/320cm |
| Weight Capacity | 220 lBS | 220 lBS | 330 lBS |
| Board Thickness | 4”/10cm | 4”/10cm | 6”/15cm |
| Board Width | 30”/72cm | 30”/72cm | 32”/76cm |
| Skill Level | All skill level | All skill level | All skill level |
| Can Paddle Float ? | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Board Weight | 15.6 LBS | 15.6 LBS | 17.82LBS |
| Suitable For | Reservoirs, lakes, still waters, rivers, calm seas | Reservoirs, lakes, still waters, rivers, calm seas | Reservoirs, lakes, still waters, rivers, calm seas |
| Size: | 10'x30''x4'' |
| Dimensions: | 304.8 x 76.2 x 10.16 cm; 7 Kilograms |
| Brand: | Tooluck |
| Model: | 32-2-Y |
| Colour: | Azure |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | Tooluck |
| Department: | Unisex |
| Dimensions: | 304.8 x 76.2 x 10.16 cm; 7 Kilograms |
| Quantity: | 1 |
| Size: | 10'x30''x4'' |
On a achet le paddle pour nos vacances en Espagne. (Costa brava)
Pour viter le cot de location.
On l’a pas mal utilis. Avec des matriels, aucun problme. Satisfaisant. On le refait l’t prochai
Well worth the money, used by the whole family. Great fu
My kids (age 10 and 14) love it. They spend hours on it. However it is quite unstable for an adult if standing but not top bad if kneeling
Good value for money. Some components are lower quality (pump air pipe)
La he usado 4 veces y cumple perfectamente su funcin. Es fina y estrecha.
Ideal for a beginner like myself and my family. Started using it on the 27.08.22 and I am writing this now on 14.08.22. It has already paid for itself , the amount of use we have had with it over the past sunny weeks. Easy to assemble, carry and use. The only drawback is that the zip on the carry bag unravels unless you are careful , which might put you at risk of unknowingly losing some equipment like paddle, fin or repair kit while carrying it on your back.
Tolle Preisleistung, Handhabung und Aufbau selbsterklrend. Wrde es jederzeit wieder kaufen.
Acquistata per un regalo, la tavola risultata ottima, relativamente al prezzo. Consigliata come prima tavola per il rapporto qualit/prezzo.
Una stella in meno per il trasporto, la scatola arrivata danneggiata e con vistosa nastratura da imballaggio nella parte superiore. Fortunatamente ci non ha influito sull’integrit del contenuto.
La tavola molto buona, peccato per gli accessori (remo in particolare).
Ottimo prodotto per imparare ad andare in sup. L’ho acquistato pre mia figlia di 13 anni e si trova benissimo, ma lo usa tranquillamente anche mio marito che pesa circa 74 kg.
La trovo un ottimo prodotto corrispondente alle aspettative non altissima ma ben fatta sembra robusta si gonfia e sgonfia facilmente ha la custodia leggera e maneggevole e piuttosto stabile ottimo rapporto qualit prezzo
Was nicht so gut ist, man wird nass, da es einfach zu dnn ist. Egal wie schwer oder leicht man ist, es bieht sich in der Mitte zu sehr durch. Fr Anfnger ungeeignet, da man sehr viel Konzentration und Krperbeherrschung mitbringen muss. Vorallem braucht man einen ruhigen See bzw. Windstilles Meer, da man sich sonst nicht hinstellen kann.
Ordered this on the 29th of April but only just got round to opening the box and sadly the pump gauge is broke
We finally got this on the water and it’s very stable.
It’s a bit narrower than other boards I have, so I’d say this is an intermediate board as it’s a little trickier to get up on, if you aren’t well versed in paddleboarding.
The paddle will float, which is convenient.
It comes with everything you need to get going (pump with pressure reader, repair kit, ankle strap, paddle).
The bungee cord holds items in place as you go out (we snorkel and it holds our masks, or drybag, easily).
It wasn’t too hard to inflate, very similar to others we’ve had.
So far, it’s been great. I’ll try to upload an image soon.
This review is for paddleboard #6.
Let me start off by saying that I’ve never done paddleboarding before but after rave reviews from friends I decided to jump in with both feet and get enough paddleboards so that the whole family could go together without needing to double up on boards. At the same time I didn’t want to get a ton of expensive boards only to find out that we didn’t like it as much as anticipated. In the end I figured we would get a full rack of budget boards and then if we really like the sport, then we can worry about upgrading later.
Here are the 7 Paddleboards being compared: They all are in the same price range, costing between $220-$300, and they all have similar accessories such as a telescoping paddle, repair kit, cheap dry-bag, and lastly a bag to carry the deflated paddleboard.
7. – Jasonwell (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09LQFRJKH?th=1&psc=1)
6. – Tooluck/Caroma (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08W2CHLPR)
5. – WaterM (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09LHK5Q72)
4. – X-Power (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09P8M8MWD)
3. – Joyexer (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09PHF6BDM)
2. – Bigfly (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09PDFRCGJ)
1. – AnythingSports (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08LNZMDRR)
As I was pulling each of the boards out of their respective boxes there were some things that I noticed immediately. First, there is a pretty wide range of quality on the carry bags. They all have shoulder straps to carry them like a backpack but some are significantly better than others. The best bags had heavier fabric, padded shoulder straps, and a large zipper to completely open up the bag so that the paddleboard can easily be set inside for transport or storage. The top quality bag came with the AnythingSports (Board #1). It had a padded mesh back to improve airflow against your back, nicely padded and contoured shoulder straps and it was the only one that came with a waist belt (also padded) to help take the load off your shoulders like a real backpack.
The next two were a step down, but still ahead of the pack. The X-Power (board #4), , and Bigfly(board #2) felt like heavier fabric with functional shoulder straps (and they did look cooler). The next set of 3 bags (Board #’s 3, 5, & 7) were a little bit cheaper in quality but pretty similar in design to the top ones. The bag for the last one (Tooluck/Caroma #6) is a different design from the rest and it is made like a laundrybag or “dufflebag” style where it is a large drawstring bag that you have to stuff the board in from the end. That style isn’t as easy to use since you have to try and slide a large paddleboard with fins into a bag that is basically just a large sleeve/sock.
The next thing I noticed is that some of the boards have single-action hand pumps (only pump on the down stroke) and some have selectable single/double-action pumps (pump air on the down and the up stroke). On the dual action pumps, you can make it single-action by just removing a small plug near the top of the cylinder, this makes it pump twice as fast, but it does take a lot more energy since you are now pumping on the upstroke against gravity as well as on the down stroke. If you’re in a hurry, this is worthwhile and you get a pretty good shoulder/arm/back workout. Board numbers 5, 6, & 7 were single action pumps while boards 1-4 had the double action pump.
Boards 2, 4 , 5, & 7 had additional D-rings near the middle of the board which are nice for lashing stuff down, or for attaching a small seat to turn the paddleboard into something like a sit-on-top flatwater kayak. While that may be a minor thing and not required by many paddleboarders, I really appreciate it and plan to use it for doing longer paddle board trips. Sitting down while using a double-ended paddle makes a world of difference in what kind of distance you can cover and what kind of wind you can handle.
As far as appearances go, board #’s 2, 4,5, & 7 have some of the more stylish designs, but the build quality was surprisingly good on all of them. We’ve taken them out on the water for several weeks now and haven’t had any leaks or failures. I will try and update this review if that changes for any of them.
No single board had all the best features and there was obviously a range of prices on them, so it comes down to performance and personal preference.
With regard to performance, we’ve had experienced boarders and bunch of complete newbies (ranging from about 8yrs – 75yrs old) on each of these boards and they all did great.
The one complaint I have with most of these boards is honestly the bag. It would be nice to see a bit more quality/durability (even on the best bag), particularly if you have to walk any distance from your car to the water. Even with the low quality bags, I think that these boards are well worth the money considering that the big-name brands are 2-3 times more expensive
Good for price especially if you tend to be rough with your stuff and need replacements often. A little narrow for stability but gets the job done and have a great time with it.
Only issue was really the adjustable paddle which did not stay clipped in place at different levels very well. Manageable for a couple hours with little stress but can’t see being able to deal with that for a longer trip. Also recommend getting an electronic pump
We got this paddle board to bring with us to our local AZ lakes. We don’t need anything too sturdy since we don’t have to deal with waves. This paddle board came with a carry bag, paddle board, pump, and repair kit. It was pretty easy to set up and only took a few minutes to inflate. Once inflated it was pretty stable and has texture to prevent slipping. It seems decently made, but is certainly not a higher end paddle board. But it is decent for the price point. I’m not sure I would trust this in a huge body of water or anywhere with waves. But in some smaller man made lakes, it worked great!
Rarement vu un vendeur aussi pro sur Amazon : quelque chose ne fonctionne pas (pompe endommag pour ma part) : un message et hop c’est renvoy rapidement.
Je recommande !
Rien signaler sur la qualit du paddle.
This paddle board comes with a nice, heavy duty storage backpack for carrying the deflated board and all your supplies, the paddle, the pump, a waterproof bag for your valuables and phone, fin and ankle lanyard, and a repair tube. Honestly, it comes with everything most paddle boards have, but the backpack is an added bonus since you don’t have to haul a duffle bag. Makes it much easier to carry, and much easier for a female to lug as the weight is distributed more evenly.
A complete kit has everything you need for your outdoor activity. Easy to haul and under 50 pounds it makes a great day on the water whether you are at the beach, bay or lake. I wish the board didn’t have as much white on it as it does, as it makes it a little difficult to keep clean. However, I do rinse it with fresh water when I return, but I have to get it back out of the bag and it isn’t as easy to do when deflated.
I also got a portable automatic SUP inflater/deflater, to make it a little easier to blow up two boards (less work when you are already tired). I highly recommend this.
Overall, great activity for yourself, family, kids – awesome exercise activity. Highly recommend.
With summer basically upon us right now, there’s gonna be a lot of beach days. I got this paddle board because one of my friends got one and let me try, and it was a pretty fun time. Granted I can’t stand on it yet, but I can at least lay and sit on it and paddle through the water. This paddleboard is impressive, because it’s inflatable so I can fold down into a pretty compact size for portability. To inflate it it does come with a hand pump, but it does take some time and effort, so I’m definitely gonna look into getting an electric pump to make things easier. Once you have it fully inflated, it is literally rockhard and feels like a solid surfboard. I was expecting it to feel like some of those cheap inflatable’s that kids play with, but this thing feels solid. It floats very well and comes with everything you need including the pump, fan and a paddle. Great family fun with this thing!
Comes with a little sack that it can fit into perfectly easy to carry it filled up super quickly with the pump about 4 minutes or so. I actually had it go through a little bit of rocky area and managed to stay fine and float perfectly. I’ve used it a few times now and I definitely enjoy it. I’m getting more comfortable as time goes on imagining going down some rapids. Now I just need to make some friends that want to ride around with me on this thing.
These are so great. This is the third one I have tried, and so far our favorite. We have the long one. It is sturdy and comes with everything you need. For a blow up board it is stable. Keep in mind that these are for the semi regular paddle boarders. They are perfect for taking with you on a trip. Very happy with this one.
We ordered this Tooluck paddle board for our kids and they do like that it comes with a lot of accessories; removable fin, ankle leash, hand pump, storage backpack, repair kit, 3- piece adjustable paddle and tie- down bungee cords.
Our son was able to quickly pump the board and set up everything by following the simple step by step instructions before they placed them on the top of the vehicle and went out to the nearby Lake to try out the board. We do like that all our kids; from the little kid to the big kids could use the board and the accessories and they were out there for about 2 hours before getting off the water. So far, so good, as they didn’t experience any leakage or breakage. Another thing, they do like that the backpack is waterproof and able to store the deflated board and all the accessories. I will definitely recommend it.
I am a huge fan of these inflatables. I have had inflatable kayaks for years. I am a single mom and have to say this is an excellent way for me to be able to tote boats and sups to water.
This is well made and came with everything I need to get out on the water. I have a pump I prefer, but this one works well also.
Because I inflate on site I like having a manual and power pump…just in case!
Super nice board. Very study. Very good. Easy to inflate. We love it. Can’t wait to try it on the water!
This is one of five inflatable boards we have gotten to review to date.
I have no complaints with this one. In fact, most of them have been very comparable.
Pick a color you like, and monitor the price – because it does change quite dramatically on these.
The SUP was easy enough to get pumped up and ready to use. Nothing complicated about inflating or adding the fin or anything. You do have to pump it up to somewhere between 12 and 15 PSI (not not over that). It came with a pump with a gauge and that worked fine.
If there is one thing about this one that I like over others it is the thickness of the board. This one is four inches thick instead of the six inch thick one that I have. I knew that the thickness makes a difference in stability but I was surprised at the difference just a couple inches can make. This one is easier to keep stable and learn with than the thicker ones. The thicker they are, the higher your center a gravity and as a result even slight movements are more magnified. It is because of that that I indicated this is one of the better ones for a new user and easier to get up on and keep stable. Okay, not a lot more stable but enough to notice.
Of course it also comes with all the standard items you expect such as a leg strap and adjustable paddle. This is my favorite one for learning to maneuver the SUP and get used to using it.
Great price for beginners! Basic set with paddle, pump, repair kit and backpack. Inflates in about 5 minutes. Nice large traction pad. Really rigid when inflated. Like all the others I’ve reviewed the gauge on the pump doesn’t work but inflated like it should. Backpack only has an opening top with a drawstring closure and 2 straps across the top, a little more difficult to load than the zipper type. All in all great for the price!
I’ve wanted an inflatable SUP since I first saw them featured on Shark Tank several years ago but didn’t want to fork out the $600 that they were going for at the time. I finally found one the was in my budget :). This is a very simple board with just a basic blue design (who cares…LOL). I don’t need anything fancy & this board suits me just fine. Inflation was a little tiring & took me about 10 minutes because I had to rest a few times there at the end. At first, I thought maybe the pump gage was broken because it was not registering anything at all. It didn’t start climbing until I started getting some resistance when pumping. Once I hit about 8 PSI it was a struggle (LOL). I only inflated to 13 PSI and let it sit overnight to check for leaks. I hooked it up to the pump again the following morning and it had stayed really close to the 13 PSI (I’m sure I lost a little bit of air disconnecting & reconnecting the hose).
Deflation was easy & I was able to get the board rolled up & into the storage bag along with everything else included. The paddle appears to be good quality. I can’t wait for the temperatures to be a little warmer so I can finally get this out on the water. 🙂
You can spend a lot more on a paddleboard, but you probably won’t have a lot more fun on a paddleboard if you do.
I have another inflatable paddleboard that cost twice what this cost- and this is just as much fun and just as durable.
Of course, this is a great board for using on a lake, but I’ve used this board in the Pacific Ocean. It remains stiff enough to paddle back through wind waves when the weather comes up in the afternoon.
This inflatable packs up in a small carry bag that will fit in the trunk of my Honda Civic Del Sol. No problem. The paddle that comes with it is very nice- three-piece aluminum. Is it as nice as my carbon fiber paddle? No, but I’m happy to let my nephew ride my expensive board and I can easily keep up on this kit.
Hats off to the seller for including an ankle leash and a repair kit. Also, the pump works nicely and includes a handy air pressure gauge right on the pump. It really does come with everything you need to get on the water the first day.
It’s not a racing board. You aren’t going to surf big waves on this- maybe little swells. But you can have a bunch of fun paddling around the harbor and out to sea on a nice day.
It’s a lot of value for money.
As you can see from the pictures, my dog knows EXACTLY what this is and EXACTLY where she belongs. We SUP all summer long. I currently own a second hand iRocker board and ordered this board as a back-up or to take a friend along.
If you’re new to SUP this feels like a great starter board. It comes with a detachable fin, which I can tell you from experience is non-negotiable if you want to be able to steer your board.
Pictured here are all the accessories. It does come with a carrying case, but it is a thin nylon drawstring back, not comparable to my other board with a padded backpack set up and waist strap. But if you’re just unloading at the water’s edge the included pack would be fine.
Idk how well the textured standing pad will wear, it has a thin velvety feel. After a season of dog toenails it might be worse for wear.
I’m anxious to put this on the water as soon as the temps warm up. I will update this review then. For now, I recommend this with the cavat of you are getting what you pay for. This would make a great starter board for someone who isn’t sure they want to invest in SUP or it would make a great second board for when you’d like to take a friend.
Oh, and the storage bag it comes with fits everything, so you can easily toss it into your shed, the back of your car for taking out to the lake, or whatever. Really easy to transport and store.
Setup is fairly easily, as this model doesn’t have a lot of parts. Pumping it up takes a few minutes, but it’s worth the effort to do a good job because the board is surprisingly firm. It ALMOST feels like a fiberglass board, as far as solidity goes. Suitable for any water clear of debris.
This one isn’t quite as stable as others I’ve used, because it’s slightly narrower, but if you’ve been on a SUP before you’ll be fine. The included paddle isn’t great but it gets the job done, and it’s adjustable. It floats, too, so no worries about dropping it. In both cases, it performs just fine and is good for its price range.
Given that the price is under 200, I really can’t gripe. This is an affordable way to get started with SUPs without breaking the bank, ideal for the casual user who isn’t sure yet whether they want to spend more on something bigger and better. Recommended for first-timers, those on a budget, or someone who wants an extra board for guests.
It is made of really thick material that will take a lot to puncture.
It took about 3 minutes of easy pumping to inflate fully to a point I could stand on it and it feels almost like a plastic board. It is really a solid board when inflated.
It has a quick release air system and come with a wrench to open. It also can be deflated quickly by a button inside the fill port.
After deflation it folded up easily and every part fit in the carry bag it came with.
It has two stabilization fins on the bottom rear and also come with a detachable kenard for even more stabilization.
It also comes with a “tether ” like on a surf board to keep it securely attached to you if or when you fall off.
It also comes with an adjustable paddle.
There is an air pressure gauge on the top of the pump so you can see where you are.
I’m always a little skeptical of inflation devices but, this one is really great.
Va de cine en el pantano, no la probe con olas.
El tamao es ideal para alguien de 50 kg. Con una persona de 80kg es menos estable, pero usable.
In piedi non molto stabile. Per il resto, prodotto valido.
Lo adoro
Buon prodotto…perdeva per piccolo difetto ma stata prontamente rimborsata
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