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High Society Northstar 2 Inflatable Paddle Board review

Northstar 2 inflatable paddle board on the beach by the lake

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My verdict

“First impressions, this board is super, super solid.”

Watch at 7:04

What I liked

  • “This thing is just as solid as a regular stand-up paddle board.” 4:02
  • “The carrying handle was super comfortable and it was in a great position to carry the board into the water.” 6:01
  • “It definitely feels like a very high-quality premium board.” 6:15
  • “This pad that you're standing on is really comfortable as well, and it's almost grippy on your feet.” 6:20
  • “I really like this kayak seat attachment. It definitely adds a lot of versatility.” 7:20
  • “I love the fin quick clip.” 10:28

What I didn't like

  • “I did find the nose of the board going left to right a little bit when I was paddling pretty hard.” 8:28
  • “In the stand-up paddle position… the hand grip felt like it flexed more than I wanted it to.” 9:23

Worth knowing

Capacity
“Just keep in mind the max capacity is 275 pounds.” 8:05
Packing up
“We have the actual paddle board, we have all the paddles including the kayak attachment, we have the pump in there, and it does all fit.” 11:15

Watch the review

Northstar 2 Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board (SUP) Review | High Society Freeride

Close-up of the Northstar 2 deck pad and orange High Society rail