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Features
- RECREATIONAL KAYAK: A solo covered kayak perfect for quick day trips or longer excursions, Noyo offers dryness and a secure paddle for a beginner looking to feel comfortable.
- COMFORT ON THE WATER: Our inflatable kayaks are designed to play as hard as you do. Portable, lightweight & built to last, Noyo is the ideal day trip canoe.
- TOURING KAYAK: Designed for recreational paddling, it features quick release fin, drain plug, Boston valve, zip open dry compartments for storage, accessory strap, molded handle and D ring.
- SPECIFICS: L 9 x W 35 (L 274cm x W 89cm). Weight: 21 lbs. (9,5 kg). Capacity: 250 lbs. (113 kg) 1 Person. Includes: Kayak, seat and storage bag. Warranty: 1-Year Limited.
- AQUAGLIDE: Our passion for water sports drives us to engineer some of the best boating technologies available so you get the performance you want combined with the hassle-free portability you need.
Description
Built for waterways like the meandering Noyo River of Northern California, the Noyo kayak is designed for those looking to take to the water and stay dry. With an enclosed cockpit, the Noyo offers dryness and a secure paddle for a beginner looking to feel comfortable. A recreational paddling boat, the Noyo gets you on the water in all weather.
Brand: AQUAGLIDE
Item Weight: 21 pounds
Material: Polyester
Color: Yellow, Blue
Style: Noyo 90
Brand Name: AQUAGLIDE
Model Name: Noyo
Manufacturer: Aquaglide
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 790628041508
Included Components: Kayak
Item Type Name: Inflatable Kayak
Model Number: 584119111
Manufacturer Part Number: 20229
Warranty Description: 2 Year limited, Warranty against any and all manufacturing defects
Seating Capacity: 1
Weight Capacity Maximum: 250 pounds
Cockpit Size: 84.6 inches
Item Weight: 21 pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 9"L x 34"W x 15"H
Color: Yellow, Blue
Style Name: Noyo 90
Material Type: Polyester
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Color: Yellow, Blue
Style: Noyo 90
I purchased this 2 years ago after seeing a similar model same brand and liked the quality! I've taken it out on a reservoir, and freshwater lakes (Note) I am 6 ft tall, 185 to 190 lb in my mid-60s, relatively limber. (1) Plenty of leg and foot room. (2) I find it easy to get into and out of and appreciate the fit. This kayak is nice for cruising around lakes, but it is also designed for a bit more aggressive River usage too where a little bit snugger of a compartment is of value for agility. (3) The external canvas will give you some ballast resilience against parking lot contact, or potentially puncturing objects in the water. (Without covering can be catastrophic and spoil your day much easier!) My experience with the non-covered inflatable kayaks is contact with the pavement can definitely create a puncture although small very easily. These covered inflatables are far more resilient. (4) Zippered stowaway compartments are extremely handy for lunch, shoes and other light cargo when on the water. (5) With relatively firmly inflated side ballasts and bass I find this kayak extremely stable! (As is possible in water 🤗 ) Myself and other friends who go yearly to our lake camp out have found this brand and it's similar styles the most reliable... Definitely recommend, and if need be would be the purchase of choice in the future. Enjoy.👌
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2026 by Eric
Color: Yellow, Blue
Style: Noyo 90
Second inflatable purchase this year. Liked this a lot. First was a different brand and inflatable bladder did not fit the shell as well as this one. Nice and firm, full fit (previous brand was flabby and saggy - shell too big for bladder). As you can see in the picture, floats nice and high. Glides fairly well considering it is an inflatable. Light weight, and the valves are very easy to use. Very easy to inflate/deflate, and pack-down without complex instructions. Does not pack very “compactly”, and comes with a tote bag that is big, bulky and difficult to backpack with. I had an old Kelty backpack that did fit it, and made it much easier to haul to more inaccessible beaches. All-in-all, this is a very nice inflatable kayak for the “economy” spectrum of inflatables. Good recreational kayak. This one was absconded by my wife, and I may just have to get myself another, as I do not like the other brand function at all! Very nice that the rudder detaches. Makes it easier to fold, and doesn’t get bent out of alignment. Note: this is not going to fit a big person. Under 6’, under 200 lbs.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2026 by Calcutrex
Color: Yellow, Blue
Style: Noyo 90
It is well made inflatable Kayak and recommend, but there are minor things that I dont like. First of all, a kayak paddle is not come with it. Have to buy separately. The seat is useless. Very uncomfortable. I am 5'-7" and about 160lb, but the space feels like very tight. I took it for fishing, no rooms for fishing gears and small icebag. There is a small storge on back side, but once you get on the boat, no way to access the storage. So, I purchased waterproof bag and hang it side of the Kayak for storage purpose.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2025 by Kevin S. Kang
Color: Yellow, Blue
Style: Noyo 90
I've used cheap inflatables before and really wanted to like this one. All inflatable kayaks feel more like a raft than a boat and have a side-to-side motion as opposed to tracking through the water, but they are convenient and most are lightweight, easy to set up and get on the water quickly. Not this one. While the exterior shell is attractive, it fits somewhat loosely over the air chambers. A better made unit would have a more exact fit. The floor piece seems to just float around inside making you wonder if it'll stay put. But the big problem are the Boston valves. Most cheap ($150-$230) convertible Stand Up Paddleboards come with the better Halkey-Roberts style valves. The Boston valves in the Noyo are a horrible implementation of an already outdated and not so great design. True, like other types of valves, they prevent air from escaping while you inflate, but they allow air in via a series of tiny holes which slows the intake of air, even from an electric pump. The two side chambers go to 2 PSI and the floor is supposed to go to 1 PSI, but these valves do such a horrible job of letting air in that I can inflate my 12 foot SUP to 15 PSI is way less time. While on the topic of valves, several folks who've put reviews here say many of these things don't hold air sometimes. I'm not going to put my live on the line for something that doesn't perform.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2026 by C L Abello
Color: Yellow, Blue
Style: Noyo 90
I love this kayak and had it for over 3 years now, used it many times out at rivers and lakes. My husband is 5'7 about 180lbs and fits well no complain when using it. In fact, he enjoyed it so much we got a second one. I have a 10 year old and she loves it too because she can paddle smoothly and fast. Love the product!!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2026 by Araceli
Color: Yellow, Blue
Style: Noyo 90
Up a creek with no paddle. Never heard of a kayak with no paddle
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2026 by Stanley kruszeski lemomdrop1
Color: Yellow, Blue
Style: Noyo 90
The value for the kayak is great. Quality is good. The Boston valves can be challenging to twist open and close. Easy to assemble. Light weight and portability is fantastic. Quick to inflate and deflate. My go to kayak for a quick adventure in a calm lake. If your taller than 5’10…this will be too small for you. I’m 5’8 and 160lbs. Feels just right for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2023 by amogul
Color: Yellow, Blue
Style: Noyo 90
Was super excited to use this cute little kayak - blew it up in our living room when we received it, and loved how quick and easy it was to inflate. Loved that it had zippers for storage and carry handles inside and couldn't wait to get it on the water. Well, imagine my disappointment yesterday when I drove over two hours to a secluded alpine lake to finally get my chance to use it and, after inflating and assembling it, carrying it down to the launch area, attaching the skeg, placing it in the water, stepping into the ice cold water, putting one foot inside the kayak cockpit, and then finding I could not fit much else of my 5'6", 180 pound self into the cockpit! My hips were painfully smashed up against the sides in the seat and my legs were stuffed, not quite fully extended and practically stacked on top of each other, inside the small front space with absolutely no wiggle room. And I should note that it was an acrobatic feat to be able to cram myself in to that point: there is no way to sit down in the seat and extend your legs - you must insert and extend your feet/legs into the front area first then try to lower your butt down and wedge it into the seat. My hips were so tight up against the sides that I had to tilt myself up slightly on one butt cheek to keep it from hurting. Getting out of the thing was just as difficult, but in reverse! I was so disappointed, but thankfully am able to return since I'm within the return window. I'd say if you're taller than 5'4" or more than 150 pounds, this is not the kayak for you.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2021 by Christaloo