INTEX 66325EP Excursion 5 Inflatable Boat Set: Includes Deluxe 54in Aluminum Oars and High-Output-Pump – Adjustable Seats with Backrest – Fishing Rod Holders – 5-Person – 1320lb Weight Capacity
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Style: 5-Person
Color: Blue
Features
- 3 air chambers including an inner auxiliary chamber inside main hull
- SuperStrong enhanced molecular formulation PVC provides superior strength and durability, ensuring high impact and abrasion resistance
- Boston valve on two main hull chambers for quick-fill, fast-deflation
- Rugged vinyl construction with all-around grab line
- Inflatable I-beam floor for comfort and rigidity; Two fishing rod holders included
Description
The Excursion Boat lets you take the fun of boating wherever you go! Great for boating or fishing with friends, this roomy Sports Series boat is able to fit four adults and has plenty of space for anything you need for a fun boating trip. Designed with heavy duty, puncture resistant PVC for comfort and durability, and an inflatable I-beam floor for rigidity, the boat contains three air chambers including an inner auxiliary chamber inside the main hull for extra buoyancy and safety.
Size: 144 inches x 66 inches (5-Person)
Color: Blue
Brand: Intex
Material: Polyvinyl Chloride
Product Dimensions: 144"L x 66"W
Item Weight: 55.1 pounds
Item Form: inflatable
Occupancy: 5-Person
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Unit Count: 1 Count
Brand Name: Intex
Item Form: inflatable
Occupancy: 5-Person
UPC: 078257663255
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: Intex
Included Components: Oars and hand pump
Item Type Name: Inflatable Boat
Model Number: 66325EP
Manufacturer Part Number: 66325EP
Warranty Description: 90-Day Limited Manufacturer
Size: 144 inches x 66 inches (5-Person)
Item Dimensions L x W: 144"L x 66"W
Item Weight: 55.1 pounds
Weight Capacity Maximum: 1320 pounds
Color: Blue
Material Type: Polyvinyl Chloride
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Style: 5-Person
Color: Grey
Well if you are reading this you are probably considering buying this boat. Great choice but before you purchase understand this is more than a $150 boat and it has some limitations. First and foremost it does not seat 5 people. It is more of a 2 to maybe 3 adults. 2 adults and a couple of kids would work pretty well. Second, trying to row this big boat is tough. You will want a trolling motor for this boat. Third, at least in North Dakota, if you put a trolling motor on any boat, including inflatables, it needs to be registered with game and fish and you have to follow boating laws. (If you dont put a motor on it you shouldnt have to register it) Fourth, this is an air boat, it works extremely well on little to no current. I havent tried it in a river with a current yet but i dont think i want to. Overall im very pleased with this boat. It seems to be tough as the vinyl is thicker than an air mattress. The fishing pole holders seem cheap and in dont think id trust my poles using them. The boat is very portable but is pretty heavy. Much easier to load and unload with 2 people. Also this boat is rated for 1300 pounds people and equipment weight. I have at least 800 pounds in my boat at all times and it floats great and moves pretty good (5 mphish) with the trolling motor. Alright, if you are still reading here are my suggestions of what you should buy with the purchase of this boat. 1. Trolling motor mounting kit 2. Trolling motor (i used a minn kota endura max 40 thrust). The boat is only rated to 30 thrust or 1.5 hp (33lbs max motor weight according to the box) but im pretty confident you could fit a bigger motor on this if you wanted to. 3. Minn kota power center battery box. This box is great, it shows you battery life remaining and has spots for dc power so you can charge your phone and whatnot. 4. A 29 series deep cycle battery. I used an everstart maxx 29 from walmart 5. Minn kota portable battery charger. I like this charger because it has overcharge protection and is very lightweight and easy to use. 6. A 4 pack of life vests. I bought the orange cheapos but they work fine just to be legal 7. An air horn 8. An anchor. I think mine is 3 or 5 lbs. Trust me you want an anchor as the boat floats away easily when you are trying to stay still. 9. I bought a fire extinguisher. Not required by law but it makes me feel safer 10. Bow and stearn light (green/red for bow and white for back). I found a set for inflatables on amazon and they are AA battery powered. 11. An electric air pump. I bought a dc powered one so i can use the truck at the lake to power the pump and inflate the boat. 12. Industrial strength outdoor velcro. Stuff kind of flops around in the boat. Velcro keeps stuff organized 13. I would consider buying a couple large plastic bins to carry and store the boat 14. Loctite! The bolts holding the motor mount seem to loosen on their own. Using some loctite should help that 15. I am buying led light strips for my boat for better lighting at night 16. Buy dock bumpers if you plan on landing this at a dock. You dont want sharp metal or wood puncturing it
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Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2015 by Sam Mingo
Style: 5-Person
Color: Blue
Great inflatable boat! Love the seats that attach to the bow and aft. Motor mount attached easily and trolling motor is easier than oars. Perfect size for us highly recommend
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Style: 5-Person
Color: Blue
Love this little boat! Used a few times paddling and it works great and holds all my gear and plenty of room for 2 adults and 2 dogs. I went to register it with parks and wildlife and they needed to see the boat or other origin of sale (from Intex). I messaged Amazon and gave them the hull # on the back right rear of boat. They got in touch with Intex and emailed me an official origin of sale. I messaged around 11am on a Friday and had it emailed to me around 5pm same day. Thanks Amazon!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2026 by brandon ramirez
Style: 5-Person
Color: Grey
I'm extremely satisfied with my purchase and I almost couldn't be happier. For about $400 I have this boat loaded up with the motor mount, Minnkota 30lb motor, Minnkota trolling motor power center (battery box), size 27 battery, and the AHP-12HP air pump. The battery was a "blemish" model from interstate battery for $45 instead of $130. It came with a ding in the terminal and 6 month warranty is all. I'd highly recommend checking out your local battery shop for a similar deal. There's plenty of room for fishing gear, a 20 gallon cooler, snacks, blankets, etc, plus 3 adults comfortably to troll around for about 6 hours on a battery charge. I somewhat regret getting the 30lb motor instead of spending the extra $40 on the 50lb. I was worried about the shaft length (30" vs 36") but have come to realize that wouldn't affect me much especially because of how easy it is to adjust the motor on the water. The 30lb motor works wonders, but on more open water (still in a small lake) it gets pretty slow driving into a light wind. Setup on the boat is a breeze. Everything fits in the trunk of my Sonata (sedan). From parking my car to getting in the water takes 20 minutes. I leave the motor mount attached to the boat, everything else bolts on in a few seconds. I have never been worried in the slightest about the durability of the hull. Usually I drag it with all my gear down the cement boat ramp. Sometimes I end up launching from the beach, grass, rocks, anywhere I can get close. There's a lot more options for me in a camping situation because I don't need a boat ramp or prime coastline to get out there. I've run up on jagged rocks and gotten tangled in weeds and sand bars without issue. It's like a boat for beginners; I honestly don't know how one could damage it under any type of normal use. How it holds up through the years in storage will be my biggest concern. My 15 year old intex pool of similar material is holding up wonderfully though. The second time I inflated the boat, the middle seat burst open at the seam. I then blew out another seat on the 3rd or 4th time. I did this using a hand pump so I definitely didn't over inflate. Maybe I can reseal them but the quality of the seats does not match the boat. The oars are sturdy enough and easy to use in the holders. The fishing rod holders are a nice idea but they never get used. They're fairly shallow. I don't trust it unless my whole rod handle fits in. I'd like to figure out a way to modify the holders to be able to use them. Maybe find an alternative to the inflatable seats. While I'm at it I'll build a plywood floor wrapped in thin outdoor carpet for a bit more stability. It would also solve the issue of spilled beer running directly to my shorts! I sit diagonally in the back left with the battery tucked in the back right. I use the seat right in the corner, not attached to the boat. This balances the weight nicely and let's me steer with ease. All in all I'd say it's my favorite outdoor purchase. The boat itself is perfect, the accessories are a bit cheap, with a little work it could be a lot more comfortable. I plan on enjoying this for years to come.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2015 by Jsen
Style: 5-Person
Color: Grey
I’ve owned my Intex Excursion 5 for over five years now, and it's become one of the best investments I’ve made for fishing. Originally a basic inflatable boat, I’ve transformed it into a highly capable fishing rig – and it continues to outperform expectations. Custom Modifications To make it more fishing-friendly, I added: 3/4” treated plywood flooring for rigidity and stability Swivel fishing seats mounted using stainless steel T-nuts A Minn Kota 30-lb thrust trolling motor, powered by a deep cell lead-acid battery These upgrades turned the Excursion 5 into an extremely stable platform – far more comfortable and reliable than many aluminum V-bottom boats I’ve fished from. On the Water This boat has been with me on countless trips, from calm lakes to small rivers. The stability with the plywood flooring is unmatched. It handles beautifully with the trolling motor, and I can fish all day comfortably with the mounted seats. Value I paid $166 back in 2020. Today it runs about $260, but even at that price, it's still a bargain. Considering the years of use, customization potential, and fishing performance, the Excursion 5 delivers outstanding value. --- Final Thoughts: If you're looking for an affordable, customizable, and surprisingly durable fishing boat, the Intex Excursion 5 is it. With a few DIY upgrades, it’s easily one of the best bang-for-your-buck boats out there.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2025 by Jeff Banfield
Style: 5-Person
Color: Grey
So far so good, boat is really nice and definitely big which I’m happy about. We haven’t inflated it yet but we have rolled it out and checked it and it seems really high quality. It comes with seat cushions you can move around. The paddles are really nice high quality as well. We plan on using it to go down the Spokane river next weekend and I’ll be back to update my review!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2026 by Kristen Jade
Style: 5-Person
Color: Grey
We got two summer seasons of use out of this raft. Take care to not overinflate; I imagine that’s what caused ours to get a number of rips in the seams. Patches didn’t hold. That aside, a great budget raft for light/sporadic use.
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2026 by Curtis N.
Style: 5-Person
Color: Grey
We have had this boat for 4 years now and I have absolutely zero complaints. We just got it out of storage yesterday and took it for a float down the river and it was still as good as the day we bought it! It's big enough to comfortably fit our family of 4, plus we could add another little friend or two if we wanted. It only came with one set of oars, so we bought a second pair since there are two sets of oarlocks, but you probably don't really need them. We also added a bimini cover for comfort, but again, probably not necessary unless y'all are delicate little flowers like me and mine. Our river is pretty mild, no real rapids, just some little riffles here and there, more than you'd want to do in a tube, but not but much. It holds up great, we haven't even needed to patch it at all yet. We're reasonably careful with it, but every now and then we hit a rock or a branch, and dragging in and back out again is always going to scrape, but the bottom is definitely holding up! I also really like how portable and easy it is to set up and that we don't have to transport it fully inflated. We bought a case that this boat fits in when rolled up that can fit in the back of my hatchback, so we'll drive it to the top in my car, inflate it with electric pumps (we have 2 to cut back on time), then get going. We can go from parked to in the water in around 30 minutes at this point (with kids and snacks and such). When we get to the bottom, we partially deflate and throw it in the back of my husband's pickup. If you're looking for an easy little raft to float an easy little river or canal, this is the one!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2026 by Sarah