Intex Challenger K1 1 Person Durable Vinyl Streamline Sporty Kayak with Inflatable Seat and Backrest, Oar, Pump, Carrying Bag, and Repair Kit (2 Pack)
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- Pack of (2) one-person inflatable kayaks with a maximum weight capacity of 220 pounds and ideal for lakes and mild rivers with oars and air pump; Durable nylon carry bag and repair patch included
- Comfortable and spacious cockpit with inflatable seats, backrests, and a cargo net to keep personal belongings in the boat; Streamline design for easy paddling and inflatable beam floor for rigidity
- High capacity output hand pump with 2 quick fill, fast deflate Boston valves on main hull chamber; Grab lines on both ends and removable skeg for directional stability
- Made of rugged, super tough 30 gauge vinyl made stronger for durability; Strong molecular structure of this plastic makes it highly resistant to damage from abrasion, impact, and sunlight
- Special PVC plastic material allows more air pressure for greater rigidity while maintaining the PVC material's natural flexibility; (L x W x H): 108 x 30 x 13 inches; Weight: 27 pounds
Brand: Intex
Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Color: Green
Style: Classic
Seating Capacity: 1
Brand: Intex
Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Color: Green
Style: Classic
Seating Capacity: 1
Weight Limit: 220 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 108"L x 30"W x 13"H
Model Name: Intex Challenger K1
Manufacturer: Intex
UPC: 840023898709
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 23.5 x 16 x 8.9 inches
Package Weight: 53.5 Pounds
Brand Name: Intex
Number of Items: 6
Part Number: 68305EP X 2
Date First Available: October 24, 2018
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my boyfriend and i have recently taken up kayaking, and thought these would be good starters. they are so easy to set up, and are a lot more comfortable to sit in than the plastic-y ones we’ve rented. they’re very sturdy and seem really durable, despite being inflatable. the nets on the front are great for storing a little cooler or other necessities. definitely worth the money!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2024 by tracey cullen tracey cullen
Set up was quick and easy. We even tried using a plug in pump but the pump provided was so much quicker! These were a dream. As you can tell from the pictures we took them into a cave. We assembled them/inflated them outside the cave and carried them in. They weren't bad to carry at all. We loved them! Only complaint I had was that one of the oars doesn't seat well and clicks when using but the rest of the set, AMAZING! Highly recommend this set and we look forward to using the heck out of these!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2023 by Memphis Memphis
So far so good. I bought 2. We've used them 3 times on Lake Estes in Colorado. Easy to pump up by hand. Did some minor adjustments with the blown up seats, using seat belts and velcro to get out of any water in boat and back supported. So easy to get into it. We blew up kayak on a picnic table, the parking lot and carried them down to water. Easy enough with one arm. I've learned to stand on the beach and propel myself out to deeper water. And then flip to take a seat once afloat. I'm 120 lbs and my husband is 190. Neither one of us flipped over or fell out. Super buoyant. So easy. Were novice and it was that easy Take down is simple. We left our inflatable seats inflated and threw them in the back seat. Then its just 2 big deflating wholes and were talking maybe 2 minutes. We easily folded our deflated kayaks and threw them in the Thule Roof rack over night. Big Fans!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2021 by Dana Bennett
These were nice to use! Easy to blow up. Kind of difficult to put away though... Hard to get all the air out from the inside hole.
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2024 by Tiffanee
Took these out for the first time on 08/31, great day on the water. Getting there was another story. The valve for the upper portion of the kayak is placed appropriately and easy to access. The value for the floor/bottom portion is tucked in on the inside and get's more difficult to access as both chambers get full. It would be better to place the floor valve right in front of the seat. Easy to access and out of the way when your in the kayak.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2024 by Jim W.
Wasn't sure what to expect with an inflatable kayak... especially online, where I couldn't touch it to decide if it would be "tough" enough. Took it out this weekend, and it is very sturdy once properly inflated. I did try to avoid objects in the water to reduce the risk of a snag that would puncture it. It's pretty easy to assemble, but does take some time. And it's heavy! However, everything packs up into the travel bag and tucks into the netting on the front, which was nice. Would be even better if the travel bag was more like a backpack to better distribute the weight when transporting the kit to the water's edge.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2024 by Sandy
**seller won’t help me or refund my money back. Seller sent me a shipping label, UPS said itll cost me over $100 for each kayak! I said no I’m not paying the same amount I bought it for to still be out $200 bucks. I tried to contact the seller and inform them about this and they denied my request. I even explained that both of the products are defected and I never got to use them. Still no response from them just a denial request. Picture is of the first kayake with a large rip that the patch they have won’t even do the job to patch it. My mom and I bought these kayaks for our yearly camping trip. We were excited to use the kayaks because they had so many wonderful reviews. While putting air in one of the kayaked it ended up having a big tear on the upper tube. I set it aside to pump air into the end one. It pumped up nicely and looked amazing, then we heard a hissing sound coming from it and boom the upper tube on the 2nd one popped. E tried to return the item but because it’s 3rd party Amazon can’t help.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2024 by Jessica Jessica
Takes 10m to inflate, maybe 20m to rub down with a towel, deinflate and repack in the trunk. The inflation was much easier than expected: 50-60 pumps in each of the two valves. I had been worried what with being 6'3" and 240 lb but the leg room is good, as is the stability. There is a small green triangular inflatable (purpose unclear) that I stuff in behind the seat back for extra support. I tend to over-inflate a little. Been out twice now in hour+ lake paddling. Very light, easy to carry to the water, easy to get into, and paddling is also light work. Longevity is yet to be proven -but for around $100, it's a no brainer.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2022 by Stephen J Cook