Frequently Asked Questions

It takes about 5-10 minutes to pump a glide board. Getting from 0 to 1 PSI will take about as long as getting from 1 to 15 PSI, so stay patient and keep pumping!

Our recommended PSI is 12-15. However, our proprietary Glide fusion design allows our boards to be pumped up to a maximum of 25 PSI.

Unscrew the cap on the valve, push down the valve stem and twist. This allows the board to fully deflate. It is going to be scary, it is going to be loud, but you will not die. You will help the air escape by rolling up the opposing end until you are close to the valve. Close the valve by twisting it and you're done! Check out this video here we made for further instructions.

For inflatables, we suggest making sure your board is cleaned off, rolled up in your bag and stored in a dry place. For hardboards, keep it in a temperature controlled area (ex. Garage, Basement, etc.).

Yes, just make sure it is fully secured.

Yes, but just like you it won’t float forever (you should wear a life-jacket)! After a couple minutes the shaft will fill with water and sink.

Use a gentle detergent such as, dawn dish soap deluded with water. For really tough stains we recommend using a magic eraser.

We host giveaways and contest sporadically through out the year as a thank you to our customers/followers. We do completely FREE shipping to the winner if they are located in the Continental U.S. If you win and are located outside of that boundary then you will be responsible for the cost of shipping and duties. You have the right to deny the winnings if you are unable to provide the costs.

The pressure gauge doesn’t register until 5 PSI which takes roughly 4-5 minutes of consistent pumping. So keep pumping. It is working, just keep pumping. Here is a video with further instructions.

Because of our GSS hardboard construction and our Glide fusion inflatable technology, our boards are ultra-durable. Here are videos proving just how durable.

Marine PVC glue from any local hardware store will work great! Your board will come with PVC glue and a patching kit.

The wrench included in the repair kit should ONLY be used for leaking valves. Should you hear air escaping around the edge of the valve please ONLY use to tighten by turning clockwise. It should never be used to deflate your board. Improper use of this tool will void the board warranty. To tighten down your inflator valve. Here is a video with further instructions.

Yes, here is a link for how to repair a GSS (hardboard) board.

We recommend the Retro. It is an all-around amazing and versatile board. You can take it anywhere and any beginner will fall in love with the simplicity and excitement of paddle boarding.

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