Very helpful. It reinforced my decision not to following the folding instructions exactly as provided by the manufacturer. I like your solution of folding the fins back on themselves, more like the way it was originally packed.
I had the same debate regarding the fins. My other boards have removable fin boxes. The fins on these boards seem a "little" sharp so I was a tad worried about them cutting into the board during transit or being stacked on. But a towel could add protection. Thanks for this. I wish manufacturers would have videos for packing away boards. I have the Body Glove Tandem 15' and getting the board, two paddles, backrests and pump into the bag is a game of tetris.
I was about to end the video and I thought, "I'd better try and pack this thing up again and see how it goes". I'm still packing with a fold technique at the end to have the fins covered. Yea for sure it's a handful to get it all to fit but I've got a system now :)
Thanks for your detailed video. I came for the repacking and you answered clearly. (flip your paddle the other way when you’re paddling, counter-intuitively)
Thanks for the tip! Yea most people are frustrated with the packing instructions. Some people like it with the fins exposed, but I still prefer my way :)
I did too! Came here for the same folding issue. I will be rolling then folding fins onto each other. I will definitely be weaving a towel tween the fins in case sharp edges are an issue for wear. The towel will be the drying towel as I fold it anyways. If I leave the fins on the top then I can just unzip to remove the towel and air dry the board unless I need to rinse from salt water use. Awesome deal!
@@mckvideosU2 yea that would be the closest airport. Rothesay would have some nice spots or Quispamsis. Make sure you don't accidentally fly to St.Johns NFLD 😅
I just bought one of these. In the valve there is a spring/button type thing. It it is up it won’t blow air out like that. Then you push it down to release the air. I’m thinking you had it pushed down. Hope this helps!
Yes! Thank you for the tip. I just figured it out yesterday when I had it out again. I think the little button sometimes pushes when you hook up the hose if you press too hard too. I had it in the 1 way position, the hose popped off during inflation, and I put it back on and then got blasted at the end again! Haha pretty good for a laugh though.
I was looking to see how you pulled jt out of the water using that little plastic something on the front. I live in Florida and there is sand, and i had a hard time dragging it up the shore so the waves wouldn’t wash it away. I’m surprised there is only one handle on it where you can grab the board.
I just got the latest model of this and I was curious about the best way to fold it back up. I noticed when I unboxed it, It was rolled fins first, with the fin end folded over itself. Seems like it gets a tighter roll that way.
Thanks for the video. I just bought the 2022 version at Costco and wanted to see how to set them up and tear it down. BTW, you're using your paddle backwards. The paddle should curve forward while paddling.
Did you get the one that looks wooden? I like the look of it a lot better. Yea I got a few messages telling me that 😆. Going to flip it around moving forward.
@@Psionic78 While the paddle ought to be flipped around - the handle on the top is shaped for the way he's holding it. I found myself conflicted between the way you're supposed to hold the paddle and the way this specific paddle wants to be held.
@@gondolina It felt natural to me they way I had it. I was also turning more than I remember the last time I went boarding a couple of years ago, so I thought maybe that had something to do with it. I'll try both ways next trip.
I tried both ways of holding the paddle and found the board definitely gets more forward momentum holding the paddle with the logo facing forward even if it means the end grip ends up backwards.
Other paddles models have the blade bent at an angle and are used differently (like backwards). This paddle is straight and curved at the tip. I believe it was used correctly in the video.
I met the board designers brother who sells these refurbished with a 1 year warranty in Asheville NC. I purchased the same exact design and board a few months ago and have been having a blast on lake Jocassee. 3 of my friends bought the board too. Came to video for folding tips - I tried a weird way where I folded sides up first and front to back so like 3 sections... still trying to get the best wrap up. It is kind of difficult to get it in the bag - What PSI are you pumping yours up to? I have been going a little past 11 each time.... Thanks for the video!
Yea it's a funny folding technique for sure. That's awesome. I think I've been hitting 12 pumping mine up. I haven't had it out in a little while. Crazy schedule lately.
@@Psionic78 Very cool. Yeah we have been nonstop using it and proclaiming it... probably one of the greatest purchases I have ever had as far as outdoor equipment. I just got a Titan 42 can bag to throw on top ordered so ill see how that goes soon! Love this thing.
I have the exact one. However I have lost the middle “bar” piece to attach the paddles together. Do you happen to know if I can purchase if separately somewhere ??
I don't know if they would replace that part. You could contact the body glove customer service. I would probably just end up buying a new paddle myself.
Curious to know if you still roll it the same. That’s my biggest frustration when I use my board. I don’t like hope the fins stick out in my bag. I think I want to try it your way and see how it works.
I took a intro course on them in 2014... haven't been since. Looking for one now, but concerned about inflatables and the fact that I am over 6ft5, 300 lbs. I have a small lake near me here in Halifax, so it would get used.
I had myself and my wife both on it seated together, which would be well over what you are weighing in at, and it was still buoyant and completely above the surface of the water. I can't speak much for the height difference but the paddle being adjustable is a good sign.
I have 4 boards and for a big weight cap, look at a high volume board like the Pop El Capitan which has a cap of 425lbs, 11'6" x 36" and would be a excellent choice. I'm 6-2/230 and have hand a friend ride and she's around 150lbs..worked fine. Damn good board. I have 2 BG Performer 11' board and they are a excellent board, but at your weight, the board will feel sluggish as you are at the max weight. Look for 11.5/12' board and minimum 32" wide or more.
@@DeadNought update on my POP El Capitan board: if a big guy over 250lbs, this is a outstanding board and rock stable at 36" wide. I had a friend ride along and together were were about 400lbs and the board handled us with easy. A true freight hauler. Under 250lbs? Get the Performer 11! It's a very stiff board and all around great performer. And now for 2022 BG includes a electric pump (along with the manual pump) and that a great add.
This video was so helpful! Thank you! I’ve used a solid one at a summer camp last summer and I loved it so much. Logistically a solid board wouldn’t work so I was looking for an inflatable one. I haven’t used mine yet but I can’t wait to use it
Great video...just wondering how you mounted your Go Pro on it? I can't seem to figure out what I need to get it to go on. Not the usual Go Pro mount...thanks
Mine has the usual go pro mount on it. It also has a picture of the go pro symbol next to the mount. Maybe they make a few different models? I'm not really sure about that one.
@@Psionic78 I just rewatched your video and I realize its the same as mine on the board. I would love to see how you attached it cause I still can't figure out how you did. Did you use a flat clip and slide it in or did you some how do it another way...thx
@@mykayaklife2679 I had bought a set of go pro mounts so I can use them in different settings. The brand is Insignia, from Best Buy. They are cheaper aftermarket mounts. My go pro has 2 deployable brackets that they attach to, and then I slide the flat attachment on to the go pro mount of the board. I would likely have to upload a video to show you. Perhaps there is already one out there.
I tried strapping it onto my ankle and swimming around with the board floating behind me attached to the other end of the cable. Mine seemed strong enough to keep the board from getting away from me. It was in calm waters I should note. You should put on the velcro strap when it is dry also. I notice they get kind of soft when wet. I'm sure it still works, but velcro seems to stick better when it's dry. Once the velcro is stuck together it's fine to get it wet after that. Let me know if that helps at all.
wow sorry for the delay. I did not try a seat, I was going to buy one from bass pro shops for 30 bucks but I decided to wait until next season. I will let you know once I try it!
Должны быть поролоновые нахладки на плавники чтоб не портить коврик впринципи я вешу 60 кг на 180 рост это очень худой но физ подготовка на высоте мне 38 я на велике с сап борд ом в 14 кг гоняю в вело поездку до 25 км в одну сторону и столько же обратно по горам и лесу это может только сильно выносливый и мотивированный человек плавание занимает обычно от 6 часов, можно на такси или общ транспорте уехать в верх по реке и спуститься в низ, о, ень опасные бывают реки и ветра нужно быть опытным чтоб не попасть в беду и ещё хуже утонуть и прочее тренеруйтесь на спокойной воде
Very helpful. It reinforced my decision not to following the folding instructions exactly as provided by the manufacturer. I like your solution of folding the fins back on themselves, more like the way it was originally packed.
Great! I'm glad I could help😁
Great video! I was on the TV show ‘Let’s Make a Deal’ and won 2 of these- they arrived today. Can’t wait to try them out!
That's awesome! That's a fun show. It's a great board. Enjoy!
Great video, we just ordered one and you answered all the questions we had. Especially appreciate you showing how to re-pack, thanks!
Thanks again, 2nd time here a few years later , glad vid still here... never change, baby!😘
Thank you. Just bought one and you answered all of my questions. Very clear and down to earth. The re-pack was so helpful!
I had the same debate regarding the fins. My other boards have removable fin boxes. The fins on these boards seem a "little" sharp so I was a tad worried about them cutting into the board during transit or being stacked on. But a towel could add protection. Thanks for this. I wish manufacturers would have videos for packing away boards.
I have the Body Glove Tandem 15' and getting the board, two paddles, backrests and pump into the bag is a game of tetris.
I was about to end the video and I thought, "I'd better try and pack this thing up again and see how it goes". I'm still packing with a fold technique at the end to have the fins covered. Yea for sure it's a handful to get it all to fit but I've got a system now :)
Thanks for your detailed video. I came for the repacking and you answered clearly.
(flip your paddle the other way when you’re paddling, counter-intuitively)
Thanks for the tip! Yea most people are frustrated with the packing instructions. Some people like it with the fins exposed, but I still prefer my way :)
He’s using the paddle the correct way. The blade is cupped and meant to be used the way he’s using it.
THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS VERY CLEAR VIDEO. I WAS NOT SURE HOW TO PACK THE SUP AFTER USE AND YOUR PRESENTATION REALLY HELPED IN THIS REGARD 👍🏻
Happy to see everyone else was confused by the fins. The picture in the manual doesn’t show it at all.
Ollie’s has these boards for $149. We just got 2 of them! Thanks for the video it took me 3X to figure out how to get it back in the bag.
Got mines yesterday! What a steal!
I did too! Came here for the same folding issue. I will be rolling then folding fins onto each other. I will definitely be weaving a towel tween the fins in case sharp edges are an issue for wear. The towel will be the drying towel as I fold it anyways. If I leave the fins on the top then I can just unzip to remove the towel and air dry the board unless I need to rinse from salt water use.
Awesome deal!
I pack mine the same way. Definitely will put a towel in there, good idea
I just tried it this way. You're right, it works way better and more comfy to wear. Lays flatter for travel too. Thanks.
Thanks for the video. That lake or bay looks epic!
Yea it's a great spot! Kennebecasis river.
If I wanted to visit that area would one fly to St. John? What area would you recommend staying jn for an airbnb?
@@mckvideosU2 yea that would be the closest airport. Rothesay would have some nice spots or Quispamsis. Make sure you don't accidentally fly to St.Johns NFLD 😅
FYI, Costco has this board on sale for $320. I just bought one. Thanks for a great video!
Wow great price!
I just got it for $299 from my local Costco. Still an amazing deal even at 320.
Got mines for $150!
Thank you! I wasn't sure what to do with the fins either. This was very helpful!
You are welcome!
Thanks for showing how to pack. Your method is better than what’s on the instruction.
I just bought one of these. In the valve there is a spring/button type thing. It it is up it won’t blow air out like that. Then you push it down to release the air. I’m thinking you had it pushed down. Hope this helps!
Yes! Thank you for the tip. I just figured it out yesterday when I had it out again. I think the little button sometimes pushes when you hook up the hose if you press too hard too. I had it in the 1 way position, the hose popped off during inflation, and I put it back on and then got blasted at the end again! Haha pretty good for a laugh though.
Thank you for taking the time to make this video .
Thanks for the video. I appreciate the detail, I too was stumped on the packing.
Great video. We did however find it easier to pack if you roll it tight like a sleeping bag.
I was looking to see how you pulled jt out of the water using that little plastic something on the front. I live in Florida and there is sand, and i had a hard time dragging it up the shore so the waves wouldn’t wash it away. I’m surprised there is only one handle on it where you can grab the board.
I just got the latest model of this and I was curious about the best way to fold it back up. I noticed when I unboxed it, It was rolled fins first, with the fin end folded over itself. Seems like it gets a tighter roll that way.
The paddle is definitely facing the right way.
Great video, love the Canadian accent‼️🇨🇦
Haha thanks!
Thanks for the video. I just bought the 2022 version at Costco and wanted to see how to set them up and tear it down. BTW, you're using your paddle backwards. The paddle should curve forward while paddling.
Did you get the one that looks wooden? I like the look of it a lot better. Yea I got a few messages telling me that 😆. Going to flip it around moving forward.
@@Psionic78 While the paddle ought to be flipped around - the handle on the top is shaped for the way he's holding it. I found myself conflicted between the way you're supposed to hold the paddle and the way this specific paddle wants to be held.
@@gondolina It felt natural to me they way I had it. I was also turning more than I remember the last time I went boarding a couple of years ago, so I thought maybe that had something to do with it. I'll try both ways next trip.
I tried both ways of holding the paddle and found the board definitely gets more forward momentum holding the paddle with the logo facing forward even if it means the end grip ends up backwards.
Other paddles models have the blade bent at an angle and are used differently (like backwards). This paddle is straight and curved at the tip. I believe it was used correctly in the video.
I met the board designers brother who sells these refurbished with a 1 year warranty in Asheville NC. I purchased the same exact design and board a few months ago and have been having a blast on lake Jocassee. 3 of my friends bought the board too. Came to video for folding tips - I tried a weird way where I folded sides up first and front to back so like 3 sections... still trying to get the best wrap up. It is kind of difficult to get it in the bag - What PSI are you pumping yours up to? I have been going a little past 11 each time.... Thanks for the video!
Yea it's a funny folding technique for sure. That's awesome. I think I've been hitting 12 pumping mine up. I haven't had it out in a little while. Crazy schedule lately.
@@Psionic78 Very cool. Yeah we have been nonstop using it and proclaiming it... probably one of the greatest purchases I have ever had as far as outdoor equipment. I just got a Titan 42 can bag to throw on top ordered so ill see how that goes soon! Love this thing.
I have the exact one. However I have lost the middle “bar” piece to attach the paddles together. Do you happen to know if I can purchase if separately somewhere ??
I don't know if they would replace that part. You could contact the body glove customer service. I would probably just end up buying a new paddle myself.
If you get a pump with a deflate option you can fold the paddle board as it is originally folded because the problem with air is gone.
Curious to know if you still roll it the same. That’s my biggest frustration when I use my board. I don’t like hope the fins stick out in my bag. I think I want to try it your way and see how it works.
Yes I am still rolling most of the way and folding the fins so they are not exposed. I like it much better and things all fit well.
This was really helpful! Thank you!
I took a intro course on them in 2014... haven't been since. Looking for one now, but concerned about inflatables and the fact that I am over 6ft5, 300 lbs. I have a small lake near me here in Halifax, so it would get used.
I had myself and my wife both on it seated together, which would be well over what you are weighing in at, and it was still buoyant and completely above the surface of the water. I can't speak much for the height difference but the paddle being adjustable is a good sign.
I have 4 boards and for a big weight cap, look at a high volume board like the Pop El Capitan which has a cap of 425lbs, 11'6" x 36" and would be a excellent choice. I'm 6-2/230 and have hand a friend ride and she's around 150lbs..worked fine. Damn good board. I have 2 BG Performer 11' board and they are a excellent board, but at your weight, the board will feel sluggish as you are at the max weight. Look for 11.5/12' board and minimum 32" wide or more.
@@gloppy101 thanks
@@DeadNought update on my POP El Capitan board: if a big guy over 250lbs, this is a outstanding board and rock stable at 36" wide. I had a friend ride along and together were were about 400lbs and the board handled us with easy. A true freight hauler. Under 250lbs? Get the Performer 11! It's a very stiff board and all around great performer. And now for 2022 BG includes a electric pump (along with the manual pump) and that a great add.
This video was so helpful! Thank you! I’ve used a solid one at a summer camp last summer and I loved it so much. Logistically a solid board wouldn’t work so I was looking for an inflatable one. I haven’t used mine yet but I can’t wait to use it
It's great to be able to take it around in the trunk of a car!
Thanks. I didn't unpack mine but I was trying to figure out how to pack it.
The cat 😍
Great video...just wondering how you mounted your Go Pro on it? I can't seem to figure out what I need to get it to go on. Not the usual Go Pro mount...thanks
Mine has the usual go pro mount on it. It also has a picture of the go pro symbol next to the mount. Maybe they make a few different models? I'm not really sure about that one.
@@Psionic78 I just rewatched your video and I realize its the same as mine on the board. I would love to see how you attached it cause I still can't figure out how you did. Did you use a flat clip and slide it in or did you some how do it another way...thx
@@mykayaklife2679 I had bought a set of go pro mounts so I can use them in different settings. The brand is Insignia, from Best Buy. They are cheaper aftermarket mounts. My go pro has 2 deployable brackets that they attach to, and then I slide the flat attachment on to the go pro mount of the board. I would likely have to upload a video to show you. Perhaps there is already one out there.
My pump is not showing the PSI , now idk how much I’m putting in it. Any help ?
Thanks for the thorough demonstration. I just bought mine and im going to try it tomorrow. Is there only the one fill valve?
Yes only 1 spot. It has a little push button that let's the air out. It's so loud letting out the air, I warn people around me It's going to be loud.
How much did you pay for the board? Costco in Vancouver is selling the board for $400.
I think I paid around the same 🤔. I'd have to look it up but I got it on sale for sure! Great deal!
PS - Love the cat asleep on the hassock in the opening shot. It could be a cousin to our cat!
That's Annie :) , she's a great cat!
Mine had a seam that wasn't glued together. did not hold air.
That's too bad. I'm sure you could take it back or get some kind of warranty replacement.
How does the leg hold go on I tried just the Velcro strap but it does not seem that strong
I tried strapping it onto my ankle and swimming around with the board floating behind me attached to the other end of the cable. Mine seemed strong enough to keep the board from getting away from me. It was in calm waters I should note. You should put on the velcro strap when it is dry also. I notice they get kind of soft when wet. I'm sure it still works, but velcro seems to stick better when it's dry. Once the velcro is stuck together it's fine to get it wet after that. Let me know if that helps at all.
Awesome review
Where was that filmed?
That was right next to the ferries in Quispamsis NB!
Did you try a seat yet?
wow sorry for the delay. I did not try a seat, I was going to buy one from bass pro shops for 30 bucks but I decided to wait until next season. I will let you know once I try it!
Shorten your paddle when kneeling or seated.
Pull with your core. Pull towards your base….
Я купил аригинал балдею словно это супер кар мечта жизни
Has anybody tried to take it on a plane with this same, included bag?
It would be better if the camera was pointed down more, or you were over in the open part of the floor near the cat.
Nice video. U holding the paddle backwards. Logo should face forward.
Thanks! lol good thing it's not a tutorial on paddling form! :)
He’s using the paddle the correct way. The blade is cupped and meant to be used the way he’s using it.
Должны быть поролоновые нахладки на плавники чтоб не портить коврик впринципи я вешу 60 кг на 180 рост это очень худой но физ подготовка на высоте мне 38 я на велике с сап борд ом в 14 кг гоняю в вело поездку до 25 км в одну сторону и столько же обратно по горам и лесу это может только сильно выносливый и мотивированный человек плавание занимает обычно от 6 часов, можно на такси или общ транспорте уехать в верх по реке и спуститься в низ, о, ень опасные бывают реки и ветра нужно быть опытным чтоб не попасть в беду и ещё хуже утонуть и прочее тренеруйтесь на спокойной воде
You're holding your paddle backwards.
Who are you to judge a cover by its book?