The sup arrived well packaged, in a very strong blue plastic box. I didn’t need to use the supplied hand pump, as I have a portable battery powered pump that inflated the sup In less than 8 minutes to 15psi.
The paddle was lighter and better made than expected, the blade looks nice, it has a nice finish and shape to it that didn’t flex when putting in powerful strokes. The shaft itself has a nice palm handle that is comfortable to use, another nice touch is the little rubber/ plastic stopper inside the shaft to help stop it filling up with water if dropped in the water, nice.
The paddleboard itself is very stable to use, it track’s nicely and glides effortlessly through the water with minimal effort, a pleasure to use.
For someone starting out I highly recommend this well put together and packaged stand-up paddleboard.
Regards Andrew, Tasmania, Australia

I picked up the Outdoor Master Swordfish iSUP after reading and watching a few YouTube reviews. This is our 4th iSUP in the family, all others have been Body Glove models from Costco (9' Youth, 10'6" Kayoga).

This board/bundle is often referred to as one of the "best values" on the market. I couldn't agree more!

The board itself is incredibly stable, especially given its overall weight. I can carry this board easily whereas our Kayoga is a bit cumbersome to move around, especially due to its lack of carry handles. Many folks complain of bent fins, I did not experience this and really appreciated the foam covers that the unit shipped with on the two fixed fins.

The carry bag is absolutely amazing. I checked 3 SUPs on a recent trip to Hawaii and the Outdoormaster bag was by far the best to deal with in an airport and on the shuttle bus. The wheels make transporting it a breeze, and there's plenty of extra space inside the bag for storing accessories (paddle, life vest, leash). The bag also has a nice external pouch that holds an electric/battery pump perfectly (I put a Shark 2S in there and still had room to spare).

The only downside (if there really is any) to this bundle is the paddle. As many reviewers have mentioned, the aluminum shaft paddle is a bit "cheap" given the quality of the other components, but I purchased a carbon shaft paddle for $60 to replace it with.

We use a paddle board only a few times a year so we didn’t need anything super professional but didn’t want to keep renting them on vacation, so I jumped at the chance to grab this one. Aesthetically it looks nice and the bag it comes with is especially awesome (it has wheels!!). We have tired ourselves out pumping up these things but the great thing about this option is that it inflates while you push and pull the pump so you’re really getting more bang for your workout buck! The paddle seems decent enough - could probably be better but I’m sure it could be worse too. Overall, a great option for the infrequent users like us.

I've had other paddle boards that have 4 fins underneath which definitely is the best. This one just has 3. Not to say it's bad, but a paddle board with more fins helps with stability when on it. Make sure you let it dry out before you put away. The bag is comes with is very nice for carrying back and forth. Overall very nice.

Pros:It comes with everything you need to go paddle boarding. The pump, paddle, carrying case, and ankle strap. It is simple to use, just pump it up, put the fin on and enjoy!The carrying case is a great case- it has comfortable shoulder straps as well and wheels! That is a win (unless you are taking it up in the mountains- then it just adds weight).It has lots of d rings for various attachments.Cons: Smells terrible out of the box, but you just let it air out/ wash in the water. The paddle is not the highest quality. I expected a little better quality for the $300 price point.Overall, I am happy with this paddle boards, its fun and my kids and I have a great time on the lake.