Adventurer 2 10-Foot-4 Inflatable Paddle Board Package
Start new adventures with the Tower Adventurer 2 inflatable 10'4" stand-up paddle board package. It’s got great looks and a smarter design at an unbeatable consumer-direct price!
The Adventurer 2 is the sequel to one of the most popular inflatable paddle boards worldwide, the 9-foot-10 Adventurer. The Adventurer 2 is 6 inches longer so it can hold more weight, and it has a more streamlined nose to help increase gliding speed. The Adventurer 2 also adds an extra handle on the nose and tail for easy carrying as well as a cargo net up front for securing items onboard.
This ISUP package includes a hand pump and an adjustable three-piece fiberglass paddle. If you already have a pump and/or paddle, you can also buy this blow-up paddle board by itself.
Each inflatable SUP comes with a two-year warranty.
Adventurer 2 Inflatable SUP Specs
The Tower ISUP Adventurer 2 is a 10-foot-4 board that’s 32 inches wide and 6 inches thick. This inflatable SUP board has a high-end Tower-branded diamond-grooved deck pad, a 2+1 fin configuration with a removable center fin, a roll-up carrying strap, a cargo net, an extra handle in the front and back, and a leash attachment ring on the tail.
And just because the Tower Adventurer 2 inflatable 10'4" stand-up paddle board is priced about the same as many cheap inflatable SUP packages on the market doesn’t mean that you’ll be compromising on quality when you buy this Tower paddle board. The Adventurer 2 is a great value because we sell it consumer-direct, meaning that there’s no distributor or retailer between us and you to increase the price for their own profit. It’s a high-end, well-designed inflatable SUP at a low paddle board price.
A Giant Leap Forward in Inflatable SUP Design
Pretty much all other inflatable SUPs on the market are 4 inches thick, and they leave a lot to be desired. They sag in the middle and ride low in the water, so you end up standing in a puddle of cold water. The sagging and undulating ride also slows you down.
This 6-inch-thick, military-grade Tower inflatable 10'4" stand-up paddle board is dramatically more rigid, and it floats higher in the water, so you won’t get wet feet. But this is only one of the advances that set the Tower Adventurer 2 inflatable SUP apart from the competition.
The new and improved predecessor to the best selling inflatable paddle board worldwide.
Amazing Rigidity and Durability
The Adventurer 2 ISUP is made from extremely rugged materials like those you’d find on the highly regarded Zodiac boats and extreme river rafts.
The amazing rigidity in the Adventurer 2 is created by the air pump expanding thousands of vertically oriented strands of identical length that connect the top deck to the bottom. This fiber technology is called drop-stitching, and it aids in the inflation process. A common misconception about inflatable paddle boards is that the interior of the board is solely air, but that’s not true with a Tower Paddle Boards SUP. The Adventurer 2 has interior fibers that expand once air is pumped in, which help inflate the board to its peak performance more quickly and with less air. When the board is inflated, these fibers form a structure that has the rigidity of a piece of plywood, and the thicker you inflate it, the more rigid it gets.
You can literally put the front tip of this Tower 10-foot paddle board on one chair and the rear tip on another chair and have a 200-pound person stand in the middle, and you’ll barely even see any flexing. Do this with most 4-inch inflatable SUPs and the middle will slouch almost to the floor. Even 3/4-inch plywood flooring would probably break over this almost-10-foot span.
A Viable EPS/Epoxy Board Alternative: We’re Not Kidding!
Traditionally, inflatable SUPs were only a consideration for traveling and easier storage. But thanks to the rigidity of the Tower Adventurer 2 10-foot paddle board, an inflatable SUP is now also a viable EPS/epoxy board alternative. Its performance in open-water environments is as good as, if not better than, traditional stand-up paddle boards. No longer will you have to worry about dings and dents on your paddle board. Our SUP boards are able to take a beating and still stay watertight!
But don’t take our word for it: Check out our inflatable paddle board reviews.
Benefits of an Inflatable SUP Over an EPS/Epoxy Board
- Easier to Store: When rolled up, it’s 1 foot in diameter and 33 inches wide. You can save space and store one in the cubby cabin on a boat, take it with you on the plane worldwide, or haul it to your favorite secret mountain lake or river.
- Softer and Safer: You can play bumper boats with these inflatable paddle boards, and kids can jump from one board to another like they’re jumping on an inner tube. You won’t get knocked out in the waves, either.
- Less Expensive: The low prices of our ISUPs mean that you can order an extra one to keep on hand as a second board for travel or guests.
- Indestructible: Tower inflatable SUPs have been tested by being thrown off of three-story buildings, and they can even withstand being set down on gravel.
- Easier to Transport: There’s no need for roof racks. These ISUPs are about the size of a rolled sleeping bag, can easily fit in any car or boat, can be checked on a plane, and can even be strapped onto a bicycle or motorcycle.
- Easy on the Feet: While they are very rigid, the air does cushion your feet a lot more than a hard board, no matter how good the deck pad is.
Warning: Beware of Cheap Inflatable SUP Packages
Be wary of new boards made with a “fused process.” While they may be lighter, they lose rigidity and durability in this newer construction process. They are lower-quality boards overall, and they’re characterized by issues including:
- Poorly designed detachable fins that frequently fall off during use
- Cheap bags that are bundled in that you’ll never use
- A seriously annoying sagging issue that leads to wet feet
- Cheap, uncomfortable traction pads
- A 4-inch thickness not suitable flotation-wise for heavier paddlers
- Questionably designed inflation pumps that come apart
- Pressure gauges that are not integrated into the pump, so you have to pump, detach, check inflation, pump, detach, check, etc.
- Lack of a surf leash attachment
Don’t settle for less than the best inflatable SUP on the market. Buy the Adventurer 2 at a low consumer-direct price today!
Approved by Stephan Aarstol