AtollInflatable Stand Up Paddle Board ISUP, Bravo Hand Pump and 3 Piece Paddle, Travel Backpack and Accessories New Leash Included Two Sizes - 11ft and 9ft

If I could give 10 stars for this board, I would. After a summer of researching iSUPs (online, renting and borrowing boards) I found the Atoll and am SO happy I did! It's a high quality, well made board, from a company that 100% stands beside (and on) their product. Things I LOVE about my Atoll: it's super light! All my friends have boards that are at least 10 lbs heavier and are amazed at how light this one is compared to theirs. It's easy to lift and carry, easy to inflate at home and transport on on my roof rack, and easy for my short arms to carry. The Atoll is also a super stable board that I can ride easily with my 85 lb dog. There is enough room at the front or back of my board that she can move about and find a comfortable spot. The weight capacity is great enough with the Atoll that if my other 80 lb dog ever feels like not swimming, he can get on, too. To feel so stable on a board that is only 32 inches wide with my dog is amazing. What's even more amazing, is this is a dog who does not like slippery, unstable, unpredictable surfaces, and she feels comfortable stepping onto the Atoll. I also love the shape of the nose, it cuts through water easily without excessive drag moves quickly through the water while tracking in a straight path. It turns on a dime and it easy to manuever, and is still super stable. I saw a previous review which said the white parts of this board get dirty easily. I wash mine after every use, and even with the thick Colorado clay/mud that is hard to avoid when at the reservoir, it cleans up beautifully. I am confident that this is a board that will bring me (and my dogs) years of joy. My only regret is not getting this board sooner. (oh, PS: I called the company's number on the postcard that came in the packaging hoping to leave a message, and an actual person answered from a location only an hour away from me! Wow, no robot or voicemail? This is a company I am happy to support, and Atoll is clearly a company that is proud of their product.

My first SUP. I used Microsoft Co-Pilot to narrow down options based on my height, weight (6'2", 240lb) and beginner friendly. Ordering was smooth and simple. My board arrived on Saturday 7/5/25 and I took it out on Sunday morning 7/6. Easy to set up and inflate, I bought the Shark 3 air pump to go along with it and would highly recommend it. I need to work on my balance standing up, but the board performed excellent. The composite/nylon paddle was comfortable with a good pull. Got a great workout and had a lot of fun. I did not notice and leaks or issues, the board remained solid and steady for my 5-6hr on the water. I immediately came home and looked up accessories for the board, and I'm considering the kayak conversion kit, because I found kneeling and sitting to be much easier to balance. I feel like it was well worth the money. One thing I didn't know when I started looking was the price points and what they mean, from what I've been able to figure out its the layers of pvc and materials used. $2-300 is usually a single layer of pvc, $5-600 is 2x layer and $800 is 3x layer, so I choose a 2 layer board.

This thing is army green and black, has a picture of a buffalo riding a paddleboard on it, and is big. Men, this is the paddleboard for you. It is like the Humvee of the SUP world. Leave those little turquoise boards for your wife or gf and get this thing. My chest is getting hairier just riding it. I strapped down my loaded RTIC cooler, threw on my dry bag with 50 lb. of gear, my Goldendoodle (best dog ever), mounted my .50 cal, and went on down the river. So far I've taken it to the Keys, the Indian River, and the alligator infested waters of the North Fork of the St. Lucie River. Other than an alligator trying to hump it, absolutely flawless. It is made out of the same material they make the U.S. Marine's landing hovercrafts out of, and is roughly the same size. Seriously, this thing is tough and if I were to ever storm a beach it would totally be my means of transport. I'm pretty sure it will support Rosie O'Donnell, so you know this thing is stable. As other reviews said it comes a little roughed up already, but just some slight rub marks on the side probably from some run-ins with u-boats before my purchase. I bought my wife an Isle Peak SUP and it is much more refined. The Peak is lighter, smaller, maybe a little less stable, comes with a leash, and comes with an easier to use bag. It is a great board also.......for a girl! The Atoll is heavy and comes with a dry bag large enough that when your board isn't in it you can store a body. The rings all the way around are great for strapping coolers, chairs, wild boar, and bazookas down for easy access.The pump is great, but it will give you a heck of a workout. I'm in pretty good shape, and it takes me about 6 minutes and that is really killing it. I did invest in a 12v air pump since I end up having to finish pumping up my wife's too. The paddle is heavier than the Peak's also, but seems pretty well built. No plans to replace it anytime soon.When my fin was chewed off by a great white off the coast of Key West, I called Atoll and they sent me a new one free of charge. True story (mostly). Great customer service, and I really did appreciate that. So you have a board comes with great customer service, is built similar to a Nimitz Aircraft carrier, and will cause you to instantly grow a beard and be surrounded by supermodels the minute you step on it. Did I mention it has a picture of a freaking buffalo riding a paddleboard on it??