Inflating Your Stand Up Paddle Board
The valve for inflating your SUP is located near the tail of the board.
Twist counterclockwise to unlatch outside cover. Ensure that the pin
located at the center of the valve is in the “up” position when inflating.
To reach the “up” position twist the pin counterclockwise until it pops
out toward you. When deflating, push the pin in and turn clockwise
until it is locked in the “down” position. When the pin is in the “down”
position the board will deflate without having to hold the pin in.
Attach the air hose to the pressure gauge. Then attach the
pressure gauge (with hose now attached to it) to the pump itself.
Ensure that there is no water or debris in the valve and then take
the other side of the air hose and attach to the valve on the board
by twisting in a clockwise direction until snug.
Once both ends of the hose are secure from the board to the pres-
sure gauge attached to the pump, begin pumping air into the board.
If you feel or hear air leaking from either end of the hose ensure that
you have connected the hose properly. Continue to pump air until
you have reached between 15-17 psi. The maximum recommend
psi is marked on your board at 17 psi for a reminder. Once you have
reached the desired pressure, twist the air hose off by doing a quick
counterclockwise twist. Now twist the valve cap back on for protection
by twisting the cap in a clockwise motion.
Tips:
• A few days after you inflate your SUP you may need to add more air due to temperature changes. Use
your hand pump to inflate back to 15-17 psi.
• If you are using your board in a very hot or humid environment, inflate to slightly less pressure.
• Never leave your board in direct sunlight or in an area without ventilation.
• Rinse your SUP after every single use and ensure that the valve is free of any sand, dirt, or other debris.
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