I bought 2 irocker isups due to the quality and guarantee offered by the brand, one of them failed after 2 months and irocker did not want to honor the guarantee with childish and unpleasant behavior. So spending more than $600USD on an isup and having to throw it in the trash doesn't make sense, buying a good one for $300 does, especially if it fails before a year and the brand still honors its warranty.
Lets put this into perspective. 30,000 yen is barely over 200 usd now XD Dang, just went through your whole channel, please review and test the board on camera. How come you left youtube for so long? If its not personal.
I like how unlike with a ton of other stuff, the cheapest paddleboard isn't absolutely useless. I've bought absolute trash stuff like a compass which didn't even point north before so it's refreshing when even the most basic price stuff is at least usable.
This seems to still be the cheapest paddle board on Amazon almost a year later, I just ordered one of these on Amazon for US$129.99 and there was a special promotion of 5% off AND 2 for 1 - so, that's around US$65 each out the door (w/ tax and free shipping) though I had to buy two (either a spare, or a present for someone). As I'm new to SUPs, your video gives me hope that it'll be a good experience. Thanks for the rundown on what I should expect.
One thing I noticed the most was many Japanese people wearing the all black jumper and not the spring bok...........why because they are big bullies...hehe.....
@@tewaewae Might leave that to the town that runs the place to deal with the possible incoming liability insurance with the lovely people that injure themselves on it 😅
Nice. I think I'd like that hike. Okinawa, check! Ishigaki, check! Taketomi, check! Iriomote, check! Kerama Isles, check! Kudaka, check! I reckon Miyako, Ie, and that national park you have there are musts among the few places I have yet to go.
I really enjoyed that. Sound mixing in my bloated opinion was much better. Do they grow the sugar for the rum on the island or import from where? Maybe a video on the whole process and some tasting comments next time you head over there? good job mate.
Yeah bro, it was not too bad for a rushed version. They grow all their sugar cane on the island from what they said but some of my local elders say it is bullshit and they make a lot of the rum in Saitama😂 Will be back over there soon enough so will have another go at it.
My first RWC game too. Loved the trip that weekend. Especially the laugh inside the stadium with the fans around us. Very memorable indeed. Both lost quite a lot of weight since then😅
