SUP-Now Stand Up Paddle Board Deck Bag Waterproof Accessory for Paddle Boarding

I love it when the description of a product is accurate! This is a really well thought out product and has quality construction. It comes with a shoulder strap and waterproof pouch for your phone. Lots of space for supplies on extended paddles, and easy to access from your board. I paddle on Lake Champlain in Vermont and encounter lots of wind and waves and this product keeps everything nice and dry. Also love the two pouches for water bottles! Nicely done!

This deck bag is great and it's top notch and we'll built. Looking forward to using it.

I've been using this bag for 4 or so months now, 3 times a week, every week, and it's one of the greatest purchase I've ever made. I bought it because it is one of the only bags on the market to offer water bottle holders on the outside, negating the need to unclip and unroll my dry bag for some water. I generally use the other water bottle holder for my anchor, or waterproof speaker. I use it both as a deck bag, and as a beach backpack for my gear.It is easy to access things inside of it via the zipper pocket that faces toward me while on my board, and the multitude of tie-downs make it super practical. The top mesh pocket is also a nice touch, and I've found this pocket when open can also double as a cup holder. I generally store my FCS key, a whistle, and other odds and ends in the top pocket.I purchased clip-on backpack straps (separately) so that I could use mine like a backpack. It makes it easier to lug all of my gear since I tend to put a lot in it for a full day (of which it holds all of it). When I gear up to leave my place, I can fit: first aid kit, my SUP leash, an anchor, a speaker, sunglass case, a towel, a hat, lunch and/or beers, a frisbee, water bottle, and anything else I might want to put into it. In the cooler weather, it now also holds neoprene gloves, extra layers, etc. I use mine without the insert as I like it to be a bit more malleable. When I first got it, I thought it was too big but I can tell you that it's not. Keeping the insert out also helps when there are fewer items in it since you can squish it down under your deck tie downs if you so choose.On the outside, I have added a clip to hold onto my paddle when not in use, some carabiners, and I also can attach port and starboard navigation lights when it gets dark. Finally, it is 100% waterproof, and I've had waves hitting it for hours at a time, I've flipped my board over with it on so that it was totally submerged, and it stays bone dry. SUP Now's service has also been outstanding, I can't recommend the product or the company enough!

I saw this bag at a friends house and they loved it so much I had to get it.This waterproof deck bag is a game changer for paddle-boarding! I believe it can also attach to some kayaks! I no longer leave anything behind. It has so much room that I even take a towel with me, sneakers, windbreaker, etc.It comes with a plastic shell that goes on the inside so it keeps its shape really well. But you can also remove the plastic shell from the inside for it to lay flat, so when you need to storing the deck bag it’s super easy to fit anywhere (like a cramped closet or trunk). Being able to remove it also makes it easy if you need to clean it.The waterproof cell phone case is a nice touch. And I also noticed that it floats which is awesome!It’s so functional and perfect that I’ve already bought another as a gift for someone else!

The system to attach the bag to the board ripped out before i even shoved off onto the water.The bottom attach points are sewed into the mesh water bottle holders, which is an absolutely flawed design. These should have been the most secure points of the bag. This is a design flaw, not a fluke manufacturing issue.This bag could have been a good purchase, but whats the point of it if you cant even secure it in the first place? The topside of the bag has thick webbing, but oddly the bottom, where it would be most needed, is absent of it, save the tiny loops for the paracord, which will rip out under minimal strain.

This is a large capacity, well-made deck bag for SUPs. Lines provided to lash it to deck D-rings, vs. having to stick it under the shock cord retention on deck. So this goes over that, typically, but it has additional shock cord retention on top so in a sense it replaces what it covers (albeit a bit smaller footprint). Good exterior pockets, thoughtful design. Limited use in the field thus far so durability isn't able to be assessed, but material feels durable and it's definitely watertight. Just a rad piece of gear for your SUP adventures.I deduct 1 star for one reason only - in order to register the product for warranty support, there is only one option to do it that I could see - FACEBOOK. This may come as a shock to people, but not everyone is on Facebook. In fact some people think social media in general, and Facebook in particular, are a cancer on civilization destroying minds and lives. I shouldn't have to be in thrall to Mark Zuckerberg to register a product for warranty support! Come on...

I bought this to use with a touring kayak I have that doesn't have much accessible storage from the cockpit. I had to do a little modification so it would work well with my kayak, but not taking any stars for that as it is clearly advertised for SUPs. I am able to keep 2 DSLR cameras, one with a long lens, in it and they are protected from any spray. I still put them in dry bags when entering and exiting the kayak, but I was comfortable leaving them just in the deck bag while paddling. I tend to not go on any rough water, so I'm not too concerned with that. The only knock I have on the bag is the price, it's a little steep for what it is, but it was the only one I found with the dimensions I wanted.