TAHOE SUP ALPINE 11 TRAVEL READY PACKAGE???

[Windwarrior]

I just came across this board and am curious if anybody has information or owns one. It looks pretty cool and complete but not sure on quality.

I saw a couple of posts but no responses and a few years back.

It's a complete package AND inflatable.

Anyone?

Thanks!

[drfierce]

I just came across this board and am curious if anybody has information or owns one. It looks pretty cool and complete but not sure on quality.

I saw a couple of posts but no responses and a few years back.

It's a complete package AND inflatable.

Anyone?

Thanks!

I'm not familiar with this. Post a picture or a link and people could maybe help you more.


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[Windwarrior]

Here's a video I found.

[comeu]

Hi, to make it short, at that price don't expect hi quality. I'm sure it will do the job for many but some important informations are missing:
- recommended PSI, (12, 15, 20... it makes a difference )
- any info about fins
- dimensions, volume (they only give the volume of the dry bag?!)
- rocker line
- weight
- what kind of construction
- year of release
...
I stop, I have to wash dishes

[comeu]

Found some answers on their site. No pump included? (Still haven't washed the dishes!)

[drfierce]

I'm not an expert on inflatables but from browsing elsewhere on the Zone it seems like it may be better to stick with a better known company.


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[yugi]

There are 2 strategies you can take with iSup:
1) Go cheap. Max out fun in an inflatable toy kind of way. Let go after 2 years.
2) think more long term

For 1) look for fast fun and drop. (hint: you will still need a pump)

For 2) look for value. Over time. A good iSUP board can be pumped higher pressure, which means stiffer. All the girls I know tell me this counts more than size. Look at pump, bag, fin, leash etc too. Translates to resale value.

For 300.-, why not. But make sure they give you a pump with it.