Cruiser Sup Voyager AIR 11’6” User manual

Inatable Stand Up Paddle Board Manual
V-Max AIR 12’6” Voyager AIR 11’6” Koa AIR 10’2” and 10’8”
Heavy duty built in carrying handles
EVA Deck Pad
Built in Cargo Straps
Steel D Ring
Removable Fin
High Pressure Air Valve

General Paddling Information
Safety
Paddleboarding can be dangerous and physically demanding. Always remember to use caution
and pay attention to the conditions. High winds are especially dangerous in the sport of SUP and
when in doubt, don’t go out!
Safety Check list
• When learning to paddle board, always paddle with others
• Wear a leash connecting you to your SUP
• Wear a Personal Flotation Device
• Paddle in safe conditions and be aware of changing weather conditions
• Avoid windy days and other extreme conditions
• When paddling alone, be extremely careful in exercising these safety tips
How to Use
• Position yourself at the center of the board by keeping your feet roughly shoulder width apart on ei-
ther side of the carrying handle. Assume an athletic stance with your knees slightly bent.
• Grip the paddle with one hand on the handle end of the paddle and the other roughly 2 feet below on
the shaft of the paddle. Reach the paddle forward on one side of the board and dip the blade of the
paddle all the way into the water. Pull the paddle (with blade in water for entire stroke) toward you
until it meets about the position that your feet are in and then repeat.
• To keep the board going in one direction ensure that you use the same number of paddle strokes on
either side of the board. To turn the board to the left paddle on the right side of the board and vice
versa to turn the board right.
• To keep the board moving forward, use the same number of paddle strokes on either side of the
board. To turn left, simply paddle more strokes on the right hand side of the board, and vice versa to
turn right.
Built in Cargo Straps

Inating Your Stand Up Paddle Board
The valve for inating your SUP is located near the tail of the board.
Twist counterclockwise to unlatch outside cover. Ensure that the pin
located at the center of the valve is in the “up” position when inating.
To reach the “up” position twist the pin counterclockwise until it pops
out toward you. When deating, push the pin in and turn clockwise
until it is locked in the “down” position. When the pin is in the “down”
position the board will deate without having to hold the pin in.
Attach the air hose to the pressure gauge. Then attach the
pressure gauge (with hose now attached to it) to the pump itself.
Ensure that there is no water or debris in the valve and then take
the other side of the air hose and attach to the valve on the board
by twisting in a clockwise direction until snug.
Once both ends of the hose are secure from the board to the pres-
sure gauge attached to the pump, begin pumping air into the board.
If you feel or hear air leaking from either end of the hose ensure that
you have connected the hose properly. Continue to pump air until
you have reached between 15-17 psi. The maximum recommend
psi is marked on your board at 17 psi for a reminder. Once you have
reached the desired pressure, twist the air hose off by doing a quick
counterclockwise twist. Now twist the valve cap back on for protection
by twisting the cap in a clockwise motion.
Tips:
• A few days after you inate your SUP you may need to add more air due to temperature changes. Use
your hand pump to inate back to 15-17 psi.
• If you are using your board in a very hot or humid environment, inate to slightly less pressure.
• Never leave your board in direct sunlight or in an area without ventilation.
• Rinse your SUP after every single use and ensure that the valve is free of any sand, dirt, or other debris.

Installing the Fin
It is easiest to install the center n when your board is
deated. Simply fold the tail end of the board over so that
the n box is showing completely. Slide the base of the n
into the track (see picture) and position to the back of the
box. Brand new n boxes are often a bit tight and may
require a “see-saw” motion to properly insert the n. En-
sure that you are lining the two pins on either side of the
base of the n up with the track inside of the n box. After
a few uses, the n box will be much easier to insert and
remove the n. Take the nger screw (no tools necessary)
and unscrew from the front
of the n. Insert the square
nut into the other end of the
n track and push forward
using the screw to guide it. Align the nut with the hole in the front of the n and
tighten the nger screw into place. Once you cannot slide the n forward or
backwards it is secure and ready.
Deating Your Stand Up Paddle Board
Untwist the valve cap and make sure to clear away any water or debris. Push
the center pin in to initiate deation. Be warned, a burst of air will come out
very quickly and may frighten you but this is normal and will calm down
quickly. Once the air has slowed down from the initial burst twist the center pin
in a clockwise motion until it stays in the “down” position. The board will now
deate without having to hold the pin in.
Folding Up Your
Stand Up Paddle Board
Once you have the center pin of the valve in the “down”
position and air is able to deate without holding pin in you
may start to fold you board. Start at the nose end of the
board to push the air towards the valve and out. Fold the
board over itself in roughly
1 foot segments until you
reach the tail and all of the air
has been released. Use the
provided clip strap to wrap
around the board for easier
carrying. Place the folded
board along with all of the
provided accessories into the
travel bag and you are all set
to go.

Leak Detection
If you are losing air pressure at a faster than normal rate (a few PSI every few days due to temperature
changes) then you should check the board for leaks. Begin by inspecting the valve. It is uncommon for the
valve to spring a leak but if you have determined that your valve is leaking, we can send you a replacement
valve. Locating a leak in the valve is easy. When the board is fully inated, us a spray bottle lled with soapy
water and spray all around the valve. If you see bubbles forming you make sure you have secured the valve
cap properly. If the valve cap is secure and you are still seeing bubbles forming it is time to call and order a
replacement valve. Replacement of the valve can be done with a simple tool that comes with the
replacement valve.
If you have determined that your valve is not leaking and you are still losing air pressure at a faster than
normal rate then you probably have a small puncture in the skin of your board. Use the same spray bottle
technique to locate the leak. If you are having trouble locating the leak with the spray bottle simply inate the
board to maximum air pressure and listen for the leak. You should be able to hear the air escaping from the
board. Once you have narrowed down the area of the leak use the spray bottle to nd the exact location of
the puncture.
Repairing your Stand Up Paddle Board
Very small punctures less than 1/8 of an inch in size can be repaired very simply and permanently without a
patch. Deate the board and clean the air very well. Make sure the area is free of any sand or dirt and is dry.
Apply a small drop of glue to the puncture are and let dry for a minimum of 12 hours.
For punctures greater in area than 1/8 of an inch in size, you will need to use the included repair kit to patch
the area. First, cut a piece of the repair material large enough to cover and overlap the puncture by about
½ of an inch and round off the edges. Next, apply the repair glue to one side of the repair material you just
cut out and also onto the area of the board that is being repaired. Be careful not to use too much glue as
to interfere with the seal you are creating. Allow 2-4 minutes for the glue to become tacky and then apply
to the patch on to the puncture. Take a small weight of about 3-5 pounds and place over the patch to apply
pressure for 12 hours. After the repair patch has completely dried, you can now apply a small amount of glue
around the edges of the patch for a complete seal. Allow this glue to dry for approximately 4 hours.

Warranty Information
Warranty Terms and Conditions.
We’re Here to Help - Before and After Your Purchase!
If uncertain about any of our Warranty Terms, please do not hesitate to contact us by e-mail or
call 1-888-291-9905
Board Warranty Overview
Cruiser SUP warranties our products sold in North America to be free of defects in either materials or
workmanship for a period of 12 months from the date of purchase.
This warranty covers only the original retail customer when the product is purchased from Cruiser SUP,
and may not be transferred. This warranty does not cover any damage that may be a result of normal
wear and tear, misuse of the product, abuse, unauthorised modication or repairs, accidents, heat,
excessive exposure to sunlight, improper handling, storage, maintenance or care, incorrect set-up,
use in commercial, rental or teaching environments, or any other irresponsible use.
Warranty for all accessories sold in North America is 60 days.
EXCLUDED FROM COVERAGE This limited warranty excludes the following: - Boards that show impact
or abuse, damage due to heat exposure including but not limited to direct sun exposure, extended amount
of time in a car, board bag, etc. - Previous repairs - Broken boards - Boards with signs of improper care or
handling - Incidental damage - Unreasonable use
EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNING : Do not expose your SUP board to excessive heat or sunlight when not
in use. Whenever you are not using your SUP board (either during storage or transport to/from the beach)
particular care and attention should be made to protect the board from the sun and heat. Excessive
exposure to the sun and/or heat can result in the following unavoidable and undesirable consequences
to particularly the deck pad which can become :
- Distorted in size and/or quality.
- Unstuck from the board.
- Signicant fading of colour.
These undesirable consequences are not covered under Warranty as they are due to a user or storage
problem, and not related to the manufacturing or material quality of your product.
THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF AND EXCLUDES ALL OTHER WARRANTIES OF QUALITY AND
PERFORMANCE, WHETHER WRITTEN, ORAL, OR IMPLIED. ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, INCLUDING
ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE,
ARE HEREBY DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL CRUISER SUP BE LIABLE FOR SPECIAL, INDIRECT,
INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, STATUTORY OR EXEMPLARY DAMAGES, WHETHER IN CONTRACT,
TORT, NEGLIGENCE, STRICT LIABILITY OR OTHERWISE including, without limitation, loss to property
other than this product, loss of use of said product, or other property or economic losses.
Cruiser SUP shanot be liable for contribution or indemnication, whatever the cause.

CRUISER SUP Warranty Procedure
All warranty claims should be referred to the original point of purchase of the product, and include a
description of the problem, photos, serial number (where applicable), and proof of purchase including the
date. Cruiser SUP will at its sole discretion decide whether the claim is acceptable and if accepted, whether
the product will be repaired or replaced. Customer responsible for shipping cost of warranty replacement.
If you have any questions or require further information about your product, warranty, or on how to contact
your distributor or Cruiser SUP, please contact us via WWW.CRUISERSUP.COM
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