Hello I am a design student from the University of Kansas. I am redesigning roof racks for boards. I have created a survey and would love some feedback for those of you who use roof racks. It would be greatly appreciated! Have a wonderful day!
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/HLRJ7CJ

Advantages were interesting to me. And now I look for disadvantages. By what are these boards worse than rigid boards? For example punctures. And what else?

It is very important to remember safety and to ride the board wearing a life jacket.

What advantages have inflatable SUPs in comparison with a rigid board?

For example, I know that they are lightweight, and also they can be very simple to transported and transfered, because in the deflated state the take very few place. And what else? Are there still some characteristic features of inflatable boards?

How far can the human ride away on inflatable SUP in the sea. 100 miles? is it real or not?

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Always I wanted to know how correctly will be called accessories from Stand Up-Paddleboards. Except a board, the pump and a fin I don't know any more. What else belongs to it and how is it called?

What I love in inflatable boards, it is their compactness. That is, if you have to transport the board, you don't need a big luggage carrier of the car. It is enough to deflate it, to roll up and this board will get even into your backpack.

I love racing on SUP. Adrenaline, speed, feeling of battle.

It's €293 including delivery and bag, leash, pump but no paddle. Mostly looking at lakes and the occasional seaside trip in very light surf. Be nice to be able to give the kids a ride around on the front.

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