AIRHEAD SUP Training Wheels, set, White

We are using them for kayaks. Worked well, don't interfere with the padding.

it looks awesome and I can't wait to try it out because it's winter right now so if I get to use it around May, good price quick delivery good quality.

Nice little stabilizer. Fits well over a kayak and make a huge difference for my 100lbs dog riding on the back. Only problem was when pulling the kayak out, it caught something and ripped the side. The product comes with patches and I’ll try to patch it up and see how it goes. In the future, I’ll be taking the product off the kayak before pulling it out of the water. Had I done that the first time, I think the product would still be going strong. In nothing but open water, I’m sure this product would last a long time.

The inflatable itself is better than expected. It added some much needed weight capacity and stability to my board. I was able to comfortably fit two people on a SUP that previously dipped quite a bit under the pressure.The valve keeps a good seal. The seems are a little messy, but they've held up so far.It's the straps and the sliders that concern me.The straps are far too long. They either have to be coiled up on the board or drag underneath it, neither of which are ideal. It's also incredibly thin and tends to slip in the thin plastic sliders unless pulled very tight. The material is also incredibly cheap, so I would be afraid to make any cuts without resewing an a new cinch.Overall it's useful, but it still feels a little like a novelty.

I trained Grand dog Nathan how to ride my paddle board. First get the dog on board then you're self. What a tussle! Next hold the dog and reassure (hug)that this is safe. When the dog is calmed completely, paddle around the shore a bit. Finally, row to shore and let the dog walk off the board. Park the board in the water at the shore. Wait for it because the dog will walk onto the board and take a nap. My grand dog loves his life jacket and paddle boarding around. Nathan weighs one hundred pounds so I needed stability I could trust. The pontoon is stable on the board. Nathan can't flip the board as I discovered when he then we first got on it. What a struggle we had but now it's smooth and easy. This whole first experience took less than an hour.

I used this product for the first time yesterday. I pulled it out of the box, inflated it, and brought it along. Once ready to get my SUP in the water, I slipped it thru in the middle and tightened the straps. Everything seemed OK, although the straps are attached with black plastic that doesn't seem sturdy enough to pull the straps confidently. I had read the reviews that were stating that the plastic was easy to break, so I was being careful. I got in the water, and I have to say that the idea works, my SUP was more stable. Unfortunately, after 30 min or so in the water, the right chamber was deflated, not completely, but almost. The front tip started flapping, too. I checked the valve, I inflated it by blowing, which you can do since the security valve leaves air in but not out, closed the valve, and it deflated again. I guess their quality control sucks, because although not immediately, it keeps on deflating. Don't buy, you won't be lucky, since in any care it's bound to fail sooner or later. In my case, immediately!

Worked great on my inflatable sup, gave the necessary boost to stability to get me over the first outings with shaky legs and poor balance. . As an older sup learner I felt a bit foolish with water wings, but that’s the advantage of taking up a new sport later in life, you care less how you look and more about learning.

I have not personally used. My kiddo has used these a couple times and he said they do help. The one thing is you have to be sure to place them in a good spot so you can still easily paddle. Not sure the best placement yet but we will figure it out. They don't inflate to a high amount like pounds per inch with the board but seem fine. We will keep using and update if anything comes up. So far so good though.