Bluefin Cruise 12 Inflatable Stand Up Paddleboard Unboxing and Review!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2024
- For my family, summer is all about getting out on the water. One of my favorite ways to experience the water is by SUP (Stand Up Paddleboard) or kayak.
Well, lucky for me, the Cruise 12' stand up paddleboard by Bluefin is both. And to see how well this product performs, Bluefin sent me one to test out.
I spent three days testing, inflating, deflating, unpacking, and packing this inflatable standup paddleboard to see how it performs in real-world situations.
The 12' Cruise by Bluefin is designed with the family in mind. It can easily hold an adult and a couple of kids (or dogs if that's your thing). It's steady enough to hold up to 400 lbs, yet nimble enough that my 6-year-old was able to use it.
Check out my stand-up paddleboard review and Bluefin SUP unboxing to see all the details and my thoughts on this product.
If you're interested in pricing on the Bluefin Cruise or one of their other inflatable stand up paddleboards with kayak conversion kits, hit the link below.
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All opinions are my own.
For my full review and product specs you can check out my article here:
wanderingwagars.com/bluefin-s...
Or head on over to Bluefin SUP and check it out for yourself here:
bluefinsupboards.com?ref=319
Thank you a lot! I am 196 pounds and 6'2" and your review is really what I was looking for!
Happy to help! Happy paddles ❤️
if you do the "bung" up on the pump it becomes a dual way pump so takes half the time to inflate
A board for the big boys, impressive holding up to 180kg
Hello, Great video thanks. im looking for a board and im around 150kg and 6ft tall, do you think the 12 ft will be stable enough for me ?
I’m over 6’ and about 100 kg and I’ve paddled with my two boys who had a combined weight of 55 kg and had no problems with either buoyancy or stability.
Out of curiosity how long does it take to inflate on average? I ask because I'm not sure if my gauge is working properly and I don't want to risk over-inflating the board. Thanks.
i'd buy a new pump, not worth the risk
It took me about 10 minutes to pump it completely. It definitely gets tougher as it gets close to full.
Took me 15 minutes to fill TWO 10'8 boards to 18 psi yesterday afternoon (outside air temp was 15C and I was wearing jeans and a jumper). The label on the pump says it will not start to show psi until the board reaches 7 psi, though mine began to show at 5 psi. So for anyone looking, just keep going, you'll have it up in no time: ~5 mins to hit 14 psi , gets a bit tough from 14 psi though only took around 2-3 minutes to get from 14 to 18 psi
@@jamesatkins1998 what risk?! The board can take 28psi!
@@ts7844 true but still not a good idea to pump into the board not knowing what psi it is (in my opinion)
I ordered the carbon 12’ last Thursday how long did it take for your to come in ? I have yet to hear anything no tracking nothing .. great video 👍🏼
I wish I could help you out with that.
Mine was sent by their PR company and took about two weeks to arrive.
Perhaps you could reach out to their sales dept. for confirmation.
@@WanderingWagarsI sent a email that’s the only way of communicating with them no phone # on their website…Thanks for the quick reply.. how is it holding up after a year ?
@@soldier42mp92 so far so good! Picked up a Seamax pump which saves a whack of time in setting up.
Lost my fin the other day though, so I have to track one down.
@@WanderingWagars Nice! I👍🏼
you hold the paddle wrong way..
You got it. After we made our trip with Oceah Oceah in Toronto we learned that the paddle is supposed to curl outwards. Makes a big difference.