Sixsixtwo Splash Bodyboard, 36-Inch (Colors Vary)

Held up well in a stormy day with 10foot plus waves. Walked directly into waves with board taking all of force. Pressure does leave shallow indentations on board but is in no way significant enough to lead to fracturing.

Bottom line - this is a solid choice for a new bodyboarder who is looking for something between entry-level (think Five Below) and high-end. In 5 days' use in rough seas (for Ocean City NJ) this past August, the 662 sustained minimal dents and scuffs. The material is not impressive to look at or touch, but the board is buoyant and fast/maneuverable enough for kids and even small adults. It's very light compared to my old board with a "slick" bottom, and it doesn't absorb water and get heavier throughout the day like some of the competition. Overall, I'm happy with the purchase, and more importantly, so is my 5 yr old who really enjoyed his time with it.

The cord broked on the first time

It is simple anime lined with other material. With little use they have already begun to take off the layers. Low quality

This board is great in quality and price. We took it to the beach for a week. After riding rough waves and having lots of fun, it was still like new.

Works just fine for an 8 year old! We like the fact that it doesn't have a fabric all over so there's nowhere for sand to hide.

Weak seams. We purchased a couple of these boards and the cover over the foam is falling off...seams are splitting everywhere. It has been in a vacation rental for a year, lightly used, and it hasn't held up compared to other boards we have purchased.

We bought two of these for the beach. They have held up really well and my daughter and wife are having a lot of fun with them.