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Excellent idea. I need some to fit the funwater board

Helmet is must have for this dangerous waters !

I have an electric one and it is at 7PSI and feels super inflated. I had a paddle and it seemed like I could maybe go more. But I’m scared of pumping it up too much. It’s really hard already. What do I do 😢

Would you recommend the minicat? I m considering buying one!

After 11 years, what happened to your minicat? would you recommend it? I m considering buying one

is this fin box compatible with windsurfing US box fin?

I like the butter knife method. Gonna glue a center box on one of my sups to learn winging.

Hi. Very nice video! I am thinking to add a central fin same like you on this video but to use a SUP as a windsup. Can you help me, please how to find the right plase where to stick it. I mean by the lenght. Thank you.🤙

Wave Rebel king of dropknee

SUPer!🤙🏼

What length of fin do you recommend using with this as a wing trainer?

buy it here : shop.air7.net/air7-finbox-pvc.html

its 1-3 knots, Im gonna pull out the super magnum XL wing

Hey man. I need my fin back.

use some heat already

This is exactly what I need as a centerboard to turn a windsurf board into a kid's learning windsurfing board!...

I have the V2 model (I think) with the separate back plate. I understand that I'm not supposed to glue the back plate to the box, but should I glue it to the board? Or do I only apply the glue to the soft PVC on the box and leave the back plate "free" in the box?

I'm not really understanding the instruction to put on a layer of glue, let it dry and then put another layer of glue. Are you saying to put more glue on top of the glue that has dried? If so, I'm not seeing how that would work. Could you elaborate? Thanks

NOTE: if you are removing an old fin box from a single layer inflatable SUP : check for air leaks after removing the previous fin box, and patch any holes in that area before applying the new box

Where to buy the fin box?

Hi, at 15psi the board still feels kinda wobbly and makes it hard to balance. I did inflated to almost 20psi the first time by mistake, just at (home trying it out) it felted amazing, super hard just like a real prattle board, it seemed way more steady. Do you think that it will really damage my board on doing this? Other wise, bummer! You pay less but also get less :/

When does the pressure gauge start showing the PSI? My SUP looks fully inflated and still easy to pump though....but the gauge is still not registering any PSI pressure. Thanks

Where can I find the AirSUP brand in Japan please?

What board is this?

Awesome

Gonna try the quarter shaft pumping next time I paddle. I'm a petite lady so I haven't been able to fully inflate my board by myself. Usually go with someone to help out, which limits when I can go paddling with differing schedules. Thanks for the tips!

I like the trick of holding your hand there for the first bit when you deflate.

Awesome video, thanks for that. I'd suggest not ripping the pump out of the valve too fast, as you could easily damage it. Thanks again!

hahaha

Man, that video brings back memories.

Seamless production, enhancing music, cool closing, nicely done.

Thank you that 1/4 pump from 12 psi made all the difference, cheers.

Which board is this?

can 6'ft men over 200 lbs what size of Inflatable should we get?

Nice one, L! Love how you trained to reach 250 lbs! Hahah

nice!

song is the nosebleed section by Hilltop Hoods

What song is this

cool!

Nice vid :)

thanks for the reply. I love my inflatable but despite the great videos that are on RUclips and other sites , I'm having trouble convincing people they are the way to go. Gail at Goodtimes at the Gabba is a local legend, but she is pretty 'suss' about inflatables. Goodtimes at the Gabba is the leading Brisbane surf shop by a long ways. If we could convince Gail that inflatable SUP's are equal to hard boards (I believe they are better) then iSUP's would have a better profile in QLD.

@mickyc54 yes, Most countries are far behind the Americans in the SUP revolution. airSUP brand was previously "saruSURF" both brands are owned by ST Global Inc (our Japanese company, some videos youtuber "sarusurf"). Our "saruSURF" board was one of the first with a real removable fin system back in 2010, we changed to airSUP brand in 2011 because we think it's a better name for our boards. saruSURF is now used for fins and leash cords etc (we use it for items for both SUP and surfing)

I have thought the same thing about a shark biting into my inflatable and I hope it's true. I believe airSUP is actually Saru- a Japanese company. I'm surprised at how far behind the Aussie surf companies are in getting behind the SUP megatrend. It seems we are about five years behind the Americans.

@mickyc54 airSUP is owned by an Australian and an American, so we are sometimes in Australia for testing and sales tours. I figured if a shark was big enough to bite through the airSUP it would explode and hopefully scare it away - giving me time to get to the shore :)

Is airSUP an Aussie company? Are you SUP'ing in a Gold Coast canal? (bull sharks). I have two iSUP's - an Island inflatable which I really like and a much more expensive Surtech model that I have been disappointed with so far. But it's early days. For portability and safety, inflatables are the way to go.