Would this board be suitable for SUP Yoga?
1286286
I've achieved a headstand on this and it's a bit more stable than the average flat water board.
1286287
Yes, I think it would be stable enough. I haven't done yoga on it, but I do squats and some other exercises on it.
207178
I think it would be perfect for surf boards (not sure about surf bosrda though :) )
102266
No. I've put a wavestorm in one and that was pretty much its limit. There is a larger version that is made for longboards but that would probably still have trouble with a SUP
354972
I am a 6'4" tall and 225 lbs bodyboarder . That is what the board is made for . This is not a skim board . Use the right board for your purpose .
1178737
The board is very sturdy & stable. I am only 110 lbs. I would refer to the weight guidelines recommended by the manufacturer.
1936099
yes, but I do not recommend this board. It has weird trucks. The bearings are too tight and therefore it does not allow for a lot of spin. A lot of work for little motion.
1223189
It's a great board and holds up to heavier weights as well. I have used it a few times and I weigh 175lbs. At my weight, it does flex a little though.
2099657
Yes! The rubber on top has a nice grip to it. A surfboard or SUP is wide and flat enough to sit nicely.
63658
From the primary user (certified yoga instructor) of the Lifeboard (I was purchaser) -- "The board surface is quite slick, even with tennis shoes on. Having a yoga mat on top helps, but even the mat itself can and does slip somewhat. Have successfully done low-intensity Zumba on that surface but really would not recommend it for that purpose."
2165450
Absolutely. I took it snorkeling and body surfing. I think it might be tough to paddle with this in one of your hands (there are mounts for your board, btw) but I'm sure it will handle surfing.
116195
I think this would be a little too small. 0 Surfing experience and that weight around 9 feet or more board would be ideal to make paddling easier, catching the wave and stability standing easier.
87793
Depending on your weight, yes. This isn't really an issue if you want a flexy board, there's no way to prevent it except for buying a stiffer board.
409227
I would not think it would work well. The boards are pretty heavy and dense.
102265
doubt it, SUPS tend to be thicker and wider if I am not mistaken the biggest board she could carry would be in the 9ft range but don't quote me on that. Carver makes a rack system for longboards but I am not sure it would/could handle a SUP. If your looking at this system for a SUP I would advise against it. Hope this helps aloha
714853
Taller kids with great balance should be OK with this. 7' board would be ok if you have smaller waves, but with 4' or higher waves I would say this board would be fine.
2062119
I dont think it would work as a paddle board, it tips very easily. It is very hard to balance even when surfing
340197
No. Not meant for that wear and tear. It's a very light board, meant for beginner surfers at a young age.