An inflatable stand-up paddle board (SUP) and a built-in inflation pump are provided. The inflation pump includes a pump body incorporated into a body of the SUP, an inflation assembly, and inflation and deflation valves in communication with an air chamber of the SUP. The body of the SUP includes first and second surfaces and a lateral confining band extending in a circumferential direction of the SUP and covering edges of the first and second surfaces. A mounting space may extend through the air chamber and the inflation pump may be mounted within the mounting space.

A board for a water sport comprises a front surface, a back surface, an upper surface between the front surface and the back surface, a first recess proximate the front surface and within the upper surface, the first recess comprising one or more attachment means for removably attaching a training device to the upper surface, and a second recess proximate the back surface and within the upper surface, the second recess comprising one or more additional attachment means for removably attaching a guidance device configured to facilitate at least partial control of the board. Related sets and boards for water sports are also disclosed.

A board for a water sport comprises a front surface, a back surface, an upper surface between the front surface and the back surface, a first recess proximate the front surface and within the upper surface, the first recess comprising one or more attachment means for removably attaching a training device to the upper surface, and a second recess proximate the back surface and within the upper surface, the second recess comprising one or more additional attachment means for removably attaching a guidance device configured to facilitate at least partial control of the board. Related sets and boards for water sports are also disclosed.

In some implementations, a stand up paddleboard (SUP) transportation apparatus to facilitate transportation of a SUP to and from a shoreline comprises a sled material and an adjustable attachment mechanism to temporarily attach the sled material to the SUP. The sled material has a top surface for supporting the SUP and a bottom surface for dragging over a ground surface, a longitudinal axis passing between a front end and a back end, and a latitudinal axis passing between a left side and a right side, wherein the longitudinal axis spans at least a portion of a length of the SUP and the latitudinal axis spans at least a width of the portion of the length of the SUP being supported. The adjustable attachment mechanism is able to join together to adjustably secure the sled material to the SUP and able to detach to release the sled material from the SUP.

In some implementations, a stand up paddleboard (SUP) transportation apparatus to facilitate transportation of a SUP to and from a shoreline comprises a sled material and an adjustable attachment mechanism to temporarily attach the sled material to the SUP. The sled material has a top surface for supporting the SUP and a bottom surface for dragging over a ground surface, a longitudinal axis passing between a front end and a back end, and a latitudinal axis passing between a left side and a right side, wherein the longitudinal axis spans at least a portion of a length of the SUP and the latitudinal axis spans at least a width of the portion of the length of the SUP being supported. The adjustable attachment mechanism is able to join together to adjustably secure the sled material to the SUP and able to detach to release the sled material from the SUP.

A watercraft accessory operable to be secured to the deck of a paddleboard and provide storage of a plurality of items. The watercraft accessory of the present invention includes a housing having a top, bottom and a plurality of wall integrally formed to create an interior volume. A first storage compartment and a second storage compartment are secured within the rear wall and are slidably mounted thereto. A third storage compartment is secured to a side wall and is configured to provide additional storage. At least one storage compartment is sealably secured within the housing and another is thermally isolated. The housing further includes navigation lights and a bow light secured thereto. An audio player is further provided and the housing includes integral mounts to facilitate securing to the deck of the paddleboard. An internally located power supply provides the necessary electrical power.

A watercraft accessory operable to be secured to the deck of a paddleboard and provide storage of a plurality of items. The watercraft accessory of the present invention includes a housing having a top, bottom and a plurality of wall integrally formed to create an interior volume. A first storage compartment and a second storage compartment are secured within the rear wall and are slidably mounted thereto. A third storage compartment is secured to a side wall and is configured to provide additional storage. At least one storage compartment is sealably secured within the housing and another is thermally isolated. The housing further includes navigation lights and a bow light secured thereto. An audio player is further provided and the housing includes integral mounts to facilitate securing to the deck of the paddleboard. An internally located power supply provides the necessary electrical power.

A system for attaching items to a personal watercraft is disclosed. The system may include arrays of flexible fastener loop assemblies provided on opposing sides of the watercraft. G-Hook connectors and associated webbing straps may be connected to the flexible fastener loop assemblies.

A system for attaching items to a personal watercraft is disclosed. The system may include arrays of flexible fastener loop assemblies provided on opposing sides of the watercraft. G-Hook connectors and associated webbing straps may be connected to the flexible fastener loop assemblies.

A seat made of drop stitch material has a back panel, a bottom panel, and a support panel, where the back and bottom panels are adjustably and detachably connected to each other at a substantially orthogonal orientation, and the support portion tilts or reclines the seat into a recumbent position which is advantageous for paddling while sitting on the upper surface of a watercraft.