Following the Supreme Court’s South Dakota v. Wayfair decision in June 2018, a majority of states have enacted laws requiring remote sellers to collect sales tax. As many as thirty-one states now have laws requiring out-of-state retailers to collect sales tax and more are joining in every month. In accordance with the law NIXY, Inc. has registered with the states that they are required to collect sales tax from. This is the reason you may find that your NIXY order includes sales tax. NIXY, Inc. submit your sales tax to your state where it benefits your local community.

Orders are usually processed and shipped on the same day of purchase. Transit times range from days depending on location in the US.

Yes! We ship to Canada from our US warehouse. Shipping costs include duty rates and taxes. You can also lookup NIXY on www.amazon.ca and purchase from there.

The USCG regulations state that each paddler under the age of 12 must have a “USCG-approved Type I, II, III, or appropriate Type V” life jacket. Paddlers age 13 and over are not required to wear the life jacket but they must have it on board. However, the USCG highly recommends that paddlers wear their life jackets every time they go out on the water.

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With every purchase comes a repair kit in an orange tube. Small punctures are easy to patch up with the included kit. Follow the below instructions:

›  Inflate Paddle Board
›  Spread soapy water over the board
›  The area with a leak will form bubbles from the soap
›  Mark position of the hole
›  Clean and deflate board
›  Use sand paper to roughen area around hole as well as the bottom of the patch
›  Apply glue and spread evenly to paddle board within the size of the patch
›  Apply glue and spread evenly to back side of patch
›  Wait 5 minutes for glue to get tacky
›  Place patch on glue area of paddle board
›  Press to get any air pockets out and to adhere the patch to board
›  Clean any excess glue that may have seeped out of edges
›  Wait at least 24 hours before using

The bubble you see on the bottom of the board is completely normal on all iSUPs. The area between the inflation valve and the bottom layer does not have any drop stitch between them since the valve takes up the space opposite of where the bubble appears. This will not affect the integrity of the board and will ride as smoothly as all our other iSUPs.

The Typhoon pump has 3 settings/stages to inflate your
paddle board.

›  The first stage (#1) will rapidly add air to your board by using the 2 chambers inflating the board while pushing and pulling.

›  The second stage (#2) will use only one chamber while inflating as you push and pull.

›  The third stage (#3) will use one chamber and only inflate the board pushing the handle down. Typically, paddlers start at #1 and move on to #2 or #3 once pumping becomes more difficult.

Although your board may look and feel like it is full it may only be filled to about 5 psi. The Typhoon 3 stage hand pump gauge will not register a reading until it reaches at least 9 psi. This usually happens in stage 2 or 3. Look at the gauge while you are pumping because once you stop pumping the gauge will not show the pressure when it is sitting still. So even though you think your board is full, Keep Pumping. The pressure will show up soon enough.

I find that sometimes the washer starts to get threaded and when you are unscrewing the screw it feels like it has not unscrewed from the fin box but in fact it has. As you keep turning the screw, the washer ends up being unscrewed which will cause it to fall off into the fin box.

When using the NIXY electric pump the gauge will move back and forth at a rapid speed as it inflates the item. The pump has two stages, the first stage quickly pumps the board to about 5 psi and sounds like a vacuum cleaner pumping air in. The second stage is much louder, and the pump will shake. Don’t be alarmed, this is normal. The second stage slowly pumps the board to the higher psi and will stop automatically at the psi that you indicate on the dial.

See the details warranty information in our warranty page by clicking on the link. www.nixysports.com/warranty