How stable is the AQUA MARINE SUP?
1809905
Depends on the height and weight of the person, for me it is fine, I have 1.60m. and 52kg.
1809906
This SUP is a little non stable but is very similar to other inflatable SUP. At my second day using the board , the central fin loose and I lost it, after this, the Aqua Marine SUP turned very non stable on the flat atlantic sea..
1914291
Not at all. I've used it at various depths in fresh and salt water (although not beneath 20 feet) but I've never had a problem.
1012739
It's pretty wide and incredibly stable. However, it has only one fin and does not have the responsiveness of a surf board. I live on the Gulf and enjoy taking it out in the surf but it's not a surf board. It is a great board for any level paddle boarder.
1456963
dont buy this motor , get a mincoda. no idea on salt water. i got a 30 lb thrust trolling motor and use it all the time, sevylor is no good, trust me
946697
We've used our machine a lot with no problems. The paddle seems durable enough to me.
5662
I have not had any problems so far. We have had it on the boat several times already and so far so good.
1157561
We've had for a few months. Absolutely no problems and it is my husband's (who is 6'4") favorite float. Very sturdy in my opinion.
157355
I have not compared it to the Yukon. It replaced a Nautilus. I think the old Nautilus was more stable. However the action of this machine is fairly smooth. I have no problem on that dimension.
1891368
Hmmm, I have the same question for my Naish One inflatable SUP. None of these answers help... just because it can blow up and island doesn't mean it can handle the high pressure of 10-14 psi for a SUP. Anyone?
1228241
I don't think there is anything male or female specific about a SUP. The main variable is the weight of the user. The Greco board is very light and floaty. I think it would be floaty enough for someone weighing 100 pounds more than my 150. For someone of my weight, it has a high profile out of the water which makes it quite slow going into any wind. I enjoyed it for 2 years before upgrading to a better board.
816142
I have a Mariner 4 inflatable and with 2 adults and gear I can go at 5 mph at high elevation (makes a big difference if you're at a sea level vs. 6,000 feet). It runs great, never had any mechanical issues. Great buy for the money!
1952209
Very easily and secure. You may store probably six, three on top and three on bottom. I have a Cuda 12 in the lower position and a Tarpon 120 on the upper. If SUPs are no wider than 34 to 35 inches these Suspenz racks will be great. They are not the least expensive way to go for your SUPs however.
1673158
Mine was. I didn't have any problem with it sinking and staying put in the aquarium.
1270203
I haven't submerged it in water, but I have spilt liquid on the device, no problems. It has sat in a puddle of soda for a good while and no problems. I hope this helps with your decision of your purchase. I think it's s great device, its held up to its 3.0 connection, no crashes, stalls or any issues. I use it quite a bit for documentation, music and movies.
1761359
This version of the Aquabot, 1.0, doesn't dive or change directions (as far as I can tell). For that you need the updated Aquabot 2.0.
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I have not dived deep with it yet. However the waterproof case appears quite capable. I did drop the camera in some deep mud once without the case. I immediately took the battery out and held my breath for a day while it dried out. Water had gotten in pretty deep yet it survived. Either I was lucky or the camera can take a little moisture. I also own the SJ1000 and the two are very similar in their cases, apparent innards, menu system, and mounts. The mounts that come with these are good for nearly any situation but of course this greatly depends on the application for which you will use it. There is no window suction cup so if you intend it for a dash cam you will have to get one separately. If you intend it for a helmet there are straps that should suffice. I mount mine on a bike sometimes and found that the accessories are not designed to wrap handlebars very well, but with all the odd attachments I found a way to make it work. The quality is very good. There is a small bit of grain if the settings are not on full quality. Of course if you expect do any post production image stabilization then that will crop down a bit. Carrying the camera by hand will make for a bumpy, dizzy video, no matter how stable your hand is. I have a monopod which I often attach mine too. Carrying the monopod naturally has a stabilizing effect. If you want an accessory I would recommend a telescoping action cam pole. That way you can extend it out in front of you for those great panoramic selfies, or lift it up above a crowd for a bit of an aerial view.
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Any other will work. My best friend has a different brand SUP and I use hers all the time.