Shaun Hunter
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06/29/2019
ISLE's Explorer Inflatable SUP fits into an included backpack allowing for easy transportation and the ability to hike with it.
Shaun Hunter
Photo Date: 
06/29/2019
At 22 pounds, the Explorer can be carried on trails to get better water access.
Shaun Hunter
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06/29/2019
The high-pressure, dual-action pump allows for inflation of the board up to 17 psi in about 5 to 10 minutes.
Shaun Hunter
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06/29/2019
At 22 pounds, the Explorer felt well balanced, and it wasn't a struggle to carry it after inflation. Front and rear bungee systems allow for paddling with additional gear.
Shaun Hunter
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06/29/2019
ISLE's carry backpack is built to distribute weight similar to heavyweight backpacking packs, a vast improvement over other carry bags I've used.
Shaun Hunter
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06/29/2019
The Explorer's 11-foot length has a 275-pound capacity with a 6-inch-thick, stable design that can allow for pets or fishing gear to be carried onboard as well.
Shaun Hunter
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06/29/2019
ISLE's Explorer Inflatable SUP.
Shaun Hunter
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06/29/2019
The thicker build of the Explorer allows it to handle well even when water conditions are less than ideal.
Shaun Hunter
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06/29/2019
Maneuvering through Lake Tahoe's granite boulders is easy with the Explorer.
Shaun Hunter
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06/29/2019
It's not really a functional feature of the board, but can we admire the Explorer's colorway for a second?
Shaun Hunter
Photo Date: 
06/29/2019
The Explorer Inflatable SUP hugging the shores of Lake Tahoe.
Shaun Hunter
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06/29/2019
After use, the Explorer SUP can be rolled up and placed back into its pack to be hiked out.