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AQUAGLIDE Navarro

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Style: Navarro 130


Features

  • The Navarro 130 inspires confidence with its stable straight-line tracking. It provides a high level of comfort ideal for year-round solo paddling in any weather conditions.
  • Dimensions: 13 (401 cm) L x 37.3 (95 cm) W x 14.5 (37 cm) H x 10.5 tube diameter.
  • Capacity: 1-person | 300 lb. (136 kg) max weight.
  • Best For: recreational 1-person touring and all-around use.
  • Hull Weight: 30.6 lbs / 13.9 kgs

Description

With its unique pontoon-style hull and 13-foot length, the Navarro 130 is a 1-person open deck recreational touring kayak with the added performance benefit of a drop-stitch hard-bottom floor. An optional zip-on deck cover can be added for inclement weather or removed in warmer conditions. The Navarro 130 inspires confidence with its stable straight-line tracking. It provides a high level of comfort ideal for year-round solo paddling in any weather conditions.

Brand: AQUAGLIDE


Item Weight: 40.2 Pounds


Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)


Color: Green, Black


Style: Navarro 130


Brand Name: AQUAGLIDE


Global Trade Identification Number: 85


Model Name: Navarro


Manufacturer: Aquaglide


UPC: 790628041485


Model Number: 584119109


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Included Components: Included in Purchase ONE (1) Navarro 130 Inflatable Kayak, ONE (1) Seat,ONE (1) Pump, ONE (1) Quick-Release Fin, ONE (1) Storage Bag


Warranty Description: 1 Year Limited


Item Type Name: Inflatable Kayak


Seating Capacity: 1


Weight Capacity Maximum: 300 Pounds


Item Weight: 40.2 Pounds


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 158"L x 37.3"W x 14.5"H


Color: Green, Black


Style Name: Navarro 130


Material Type: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • 5.0 out of 5 stars Glad I chose Aquaglide
Style: Navarro 145
I have been enjoying this kayak for about 7 months in calm creeks and rivers in Florida. As a solo paddler the kayak tracks and handles well. Sadly, on a recent trip I noticed a slow leak in one of the side bladders. I took it a part and found the leak was in the valve. I submitted pictures and my receipt to Aquaglide customer service. Within a few hours they responded and offered to send new bladders. Customer service went above and beyond in getting me paddling again. Awesome support! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2023 by Glen Wright
    • 5.0 out of 5 stars Good value for the money
Style: Navarro 130
Easy to set up, great value(it was discounted 20% off at time i purchased it). Lots of room to carry camping gear to stay overnight. Great stability kayak(37" at center). Tracking is nice and also speed is good(you want to enjoy the nature, that is why you are out on the water kayaking anyway) Best advice ti anyone who is looking to get inflatable kayak, get yourself battery operated(rechargeable air pump). Saves you time and have more time to ejoy kayaking. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2023 by Matthew Hardisty
    • 4.0 out of 5 stars Still happy with the Navarro 130
Style: Navarro 130
Other reviews here are pretty good, so I'll just my thoughts and experience. I looked at a lot of inflatable kayaks before choosing this one. My main requirement was that I have a lot of room for my legs (I'm 6'3"). I'd tried a few kayaks (rigid and inflatables) where I didn't like having to be completely inside or have my knees bent all the time. With that in mind, most of the inflatables I found seemed to look way too much like rubber rafts instead of kayaks. Ultimately, that probably wouldn't bug most people, but I wanted a kayak! (or, at least something that pretended to be a kayak really well). The canvas covering on the Navarro 130 really sold me on it. Yeah, it's more of an inflated/rubber canoe than a kayak, but it doesn't LOOK like it (not too much). I've taken it out 4 times. I used a Ryobi Inflator to put the air in. I had to find some special adaptors to make it all work. The sides inflate individually, and then the floor gets inflated. There's also a 'collar' that you can inflate (I just blow into it). Getting the kayak to the right pressure is a challenge, since the max pressures for the three main parts are pretty low. I ended up ordering a low-pressure gauge (made for golf cart tires, I think?) to help check the floor pressure. The floor becomes rigid at max pressure, so I try to get that as close as possible to the max (6.0 psi). One thing I haven't seen anyone else mention is that the floor is actually a completely separate object. I inflate the sides first, then lay the floor in and get it centered and then inflate it. When I deflate everything, I take the floor out to get everything dried off. The canvas covering of the top and the inside 'pontoons' takes a long time to dry, which is probably my only complaint. But the canvas also gives the kayak the look and feel I really like, so it's a trade off. Pros: Looks cool, lots of leg room (too much? - see below), very comfortable to sit in and paddle, lots of storage space, easy to carry around (inflated or deflated), nice paddle straps on each side Cons: Takes a while for the canvas to dry off, storage bag is bare-bones compared to what other companies offer, doesn't come with paddle or pump (which could be a pro, since it makes it cheaper and maybe you already have a paddle and pump?), seems like it's 1-2 feet longer than it needs to be. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2022 by Schaack
    • 5.0 out of 5 stars A fully functional kayak that weighs 40lbs and fits in the trunk!
Style: Navarro 130
I was pleasantly surprised by this kayak. I have a really nice 13 foot, 100lb plastic stand-up fishing kayak that fits in the bed of my truck, but my wife wanted to join me. I couldn't fit another one back there and I wanted something light enough for my wife to handle, so I reluctantly looked into inflatables. I had an inflatable kayak years ago and it was awful. It wouldn't track, and the wind blew it all over the lake. It also weighed a ton and didn't have a protective cloth cover on the hull. This kayak is totally different. The bottom is literally stiff as a board and it has a fin to help with tracking. It paddles very well and tracks straight. It's almost the equal of my rigid kayak when it comes to performance on the water. A few specifics: -The zippers are heavy duty and strong. -The cloth cover is nice looking and tough and the air bladders are thick and tough. -There are two kinds of valves, which is annoying but necessary due to the high pressure of the floor (6psi). -I bought a 12v electric pump. It fills the kayak to the right pressure quickly and came with a big bag of various valve adaptors, two of which were correct! -I though it was odd that the boat did not have any storage pouches or zippered compartments other than the hatches. It would be nice to have a couple of pouches to hold boat licenses, etc. -The seat is OK, not great. My wife added an extra cushion for more padding and higher position and things are good now. -There is tons of room inside for the boater and cargo It's so nice to be able to put a really capable 13' kayak in a bag and stick it in the closet. I had to build a special rack for my rigid kayak outside, with a little roof, and cover it with a special waterproof cover. My boat's great in the water and excellent for fishing, but out of the water, it' a big hassle compared to the inflatable. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2021 by W. Andrews

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