Would welcome any comments about Gulliver SUPs. Particularly interested in quality. Currently have a Naish Mana. Wondering how Gullivers would compare in terms of quality.

Hi an old saying , if it looks good and feels good it must be. I have 3 different brand SUPs . 2 much raved about and 1 not so well known. 1 of the most raved about has a twist , it is 2 years old. They all go well for the conditions. it is usually always the same with any new board you buy , you wonder how long this has been going on. Most come out of the same factory so have a look at the finish and feel then pay your money IMHO

hi Surfox
I,ve got a Gulliver cruise 10 ,6 this was my first sup and had it 12months at xmas ,and although I have progressed to a more surf orietated board(Naish Hokua) the cruise model is a great first board ,along the lines of the nalu ,I estimate it would suit anyone up to 95kgs beginner with a 60 /40 split from flat water paddling to surfing .I found the gullivers build quality fine with no complaints not to say there isn,t room for improvement. I found the deck depressions where my feet position for flat water paddling a little concerning but no delalimation had occured but this happens with nearly all brands of sups with extended use , even my naish has feet depressions. The price for a first board board even with freight from Queensland to Sydney was under just over 1k which I think was good value and I don,t regret buying the board its been well worth while the investment and I would hesitate to recommend the cruise to a novice or beginner.
ps I have no ties with gulliver whatso ever and I,m just sharing my experience.hope this helps
Red