Our inflatable paddle board is built with high-density Drop Stitch technology and reinforced PVC, offering excellent rigidity, abrasion resistance, and long-lasting durability—even in lakes, rivers, or sandy beaches.
When inflated to the recommended PSI, the board becomes extremely rigid, providing stability comparable to a traditional hard board, while remaining lighter and easier to carry or store.
With the included high-efficiency pump, inflation typically takes 5–10 minutes. The pump nozzle fits the valve perfectly, making the process quick and easy.
Not at all. Open the valve to release air quickly. Once deflated, the board folds down easily and fits into the carrying backpack without taking up much space.
Most models support 120–180 kg (260–400 lbs), suitable for adults, a parent and child, or even a small pet (varies by model).
Absolutely! The board’s wide, balanced design offers excellent stability, making it beginner-friendly and easy to control.
Rinse with fresh water after use
Avoid prolonged sun exposure
Let it dry completely before storing
Keep away from sharp objects
Proper care extends the board’s lifespan significantly.
The material can tolerate temperature changes and is safe for winter use. In extremely cold conditions, avoid leaving it outdoors for long periods to prevent material stiffening.
Leaks are rare with normal use. For small punctures, use the included repair patches. If the issue is valve-related, check whether it’s tightened properly or contact customer support.
Yes, we offer a 2-year warranty (customizable) covering manufacturing defects. If you experience any quality issues, please contact our support team.
An inflatable tent uses air beams instead of metal poles, allowing you to set it up simply by inflating it. Compared with traditional tents, it’s easier to pitch, more stable, and eliminates concerns about broken poles.
Depending on the tent size, inflation usually takes 1–5 minutes using the included or any compatible air pump.
The air-beam structure provides excellent elasticity and support. When secured with stakes and guy lines, it can handle normal to moderate wind. In very strong winds, we recommend reinforcing the setup or avoiding outdoor use.
Under normal use, leaks are rare. Minor punctures can be repaired easily with the included patch kit. If the valve leaks, it’s often due to incomplete tightening or dust—clean and retighten to solve the issue.
Generally, you won’t need frequent top-ups. The tent stays inflated for several days under normal temperatures. Extreme temperature changes may affect pressure slightly—just add a bit of air if needed.
The tent is constructed with durable, tear-resistant fabric and reinforced air beams. Most models feature a waterproof coating (e.g., PU3000+), suitable for rainy-day camping.
This depends on the model. Common sizes include 2–4 person, 4–6 person, and 6–8 person tents. Many designs offer high ceilings, allowing most users to stand and move comfortably.
Cold temperatures may slightly reduce internal pressure—this is normal. Simply add air to maintain firmness. The materials are designed to withstand typical camping conditions.
Very easy. Open the valve to release air quickly, fold it down, and store it in the carrying bag. The packed size is compact and easy to transport.
Most inflatable tents come with multiple mesh windows and ventilation panels, ensuring airflow and reducing condensation or stuffiness.
We don’t recommend long-term outdoor exposure. To extend the tent’s lifespan, avoid prolonged sun or rain exposure, and always dry and store it properly after use.
Most sets include a manual or foot pump. You may also use a compatible electric pump, as long as it follows the recommended PSI in the user manual.
Wipe with clean water after use
Avoid sharp objects near the air beams
Let the tent dry completely before storage
Avoid prolonged UV exposure
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