12'6" Breeze Wing

So very easy to transport. Set up fairly quick. Break down very quick. Handles well on flat water and with moderate winds. Overall very pleased so far after about five hours of water time. Pros Portability. Cons Upper body workout to get up past 10 PSI. Usage Exercise on lakes, touring.

I recently purchased this board slightly used after two weeks. I had a friend who wanted to change over to a hard board. This board is great. It's as fast as my Cruiser V-Max Air which is my reference. I wanted a second inflatable and couldn't be happier for the money. It's sporty lookin and performs well on flat and chop. The backpack that comes with it is a great size and actually will hold two inflatables without the accessories. Otherwise, it fits nicely with all the extras. If you're lookin for a fast and sporty lookin inflatable, I high recommend this Bic. Cruiser style boards are faster with less effort. Bic offers great bang for the buck since they have been around for a long time making reliable sporting products. It's the same weight as my V-Max at 23lbs. It tracks well and is very stable too. I bring both boards along and alternate, but usually comes in handy as an extra. Purchased a second set of required goodies just in case I bring a friend. Word from the wise, get a full carbon paddle! Your cadence and technique will greatly improve! As with longer inflatables, it definitely needs more PSI than a 10 or 10'6" board. It's solid at 17PSI which is its max, but will work decently at 12PSI if you forget the manual pump. I use my Bravo pump to get it to 12PSI and then finish it off with the manual pump. This product is getting 4 stars as opposed to five for the simple reason, it takes more effort to pump it to 17PSI than my other board. Performance wise, no complaints. Pros I love how fast it is and how smooth it is in the water during my workout. The red color is super sporty and an eye catcher. Cons My only dislike about the board is it takes more strokes on the manual pump to get it up to 17PSI. 280 liters is it's volume. I think the V-Max Air is 240 or 260 liters and is virtually the same dimensions. Cruiser does not publish it's volume, but it's 1.5" wider than the Bic and is the same length and thickness. It seems like it takes close to 40 more pumps to reach 17PSI. I wish someone could make an electric pump that could hit 17PSI.(This includes Airheads A022 which claims 20PSI) Usage I use the board for exercise, but primarily for friends to come along. I try to use it equally with my V-Max Air. It's my extra that comes in SUPer handy. SUPing is always better with more people!