I'm going to lend Costco $400 and they are going to lend me a paddle boardDoorCrasher wrote: ↑ I don't downvote often, and I know that downvotes are anonymous, but I want to make the downvote as usefull as it can be. I downvoted bad product / service because I had 2 of these, and both were leaking air from seams without any visible damages... Imagine this happening in a middle of a lake....Brought back to Costco and got a refund, this happened last summer
DoorCrasher wrote: ↑ I don't downvote often, and I know that downvotes are anonymous, but I want to make the downvote as usefull as it can be. I downvoted bad product / service because I had 2 of these, and both were leaking air from seams without any visible damages... Imagine this happening in a middle of a lake....Brought back to Costco and got a refund, this happened last summer
Yes, SUVs should definitely be held together with nuts and bolts rather than glue.Iwantthatdeal wrote: ↑ It would be a great package with one huge IF. I have similar story. I had 2 of these SUVs and after 2-3 usages glue started separating in multiple places. I googled what can I do about it and found multiple stories about exactly this Costco model exploding. I immediately returned both SUVs.
Don't understand your sarcasm. It did not hold glued parts together and SUV started unglue after 2-3 usages. And it's true for 2 SUVs.cheaper_than_cheap wrote: ↑ Yes, SUVs should definitely be held together with nuts and bolts rather than glue.
Our 3rd one is from PrincessAuto (like Amazon). Our BG ones have a more premium finish, build, action cam attachment (we have some cool Insta360 memories), much better paddles, and most of all tracks faster. After using e-pump, would not go back.sym_canada wrote: ↑ Except for the e-pump, how is it much better than the ones from Amazon for $200 ?
LOL. SUV = Sport Utility Vehicle, something you drive around. SUP = Stand-Up Paddleboard, something you paddle on water. It becomes less funny when I have to explain itIwantthatdeal wrote: ↑ Don't understand your sarcasm. Glue did not hold and it started separating after 2-3 usages on 2 SUVs.
Lol, thanks for the correction. Unfortunately it does not make this SUP better.cheaper_than_cheap wrote: ↑ LOL. SUV = Sport Utility Vehicle, something you drive around. SUP = Stand-Up Paddleboard, something you paddle on water. It becomes less funny when I have to explain it
Yes. FWIW the seams should be welded, not glued, but I wonder if they had a bad batch. There were a few reports of the seams leaking / giving out. They've sold a metric **** ton of them though, so even if a tiny percentage fails, there would be quite a few reports... but if both of yours did, that seems less likely to be random.Iwantthatdeal wrote: ↑ Lol, thanks for the correction. Unfortunately it does not make this SUP better.
