INTEX Explorer Compact Inflatable Boat Series: Dual Air Chambers – Welded Oar Locks – Grab Handles – Bow Rope – Sporty Design
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Style: Explorer 200 Set
Features
- 100% Plastic
- Imported
- INCLUDES DELUXE 48" BOAT OARS Paddle away this summer with 48 inch Deluxe Boat Oars! They are incredibly easy to assemble and feature a retainer ring that fits into boat oar locks
- WELDED ON OAR LOCKS The Intex Explorer 200 has welded-on oar locks, which means that you can attach the deluxe boat oars to the boat for secure rowing
- 2 AIR CHAMBERS WITH DOUBLE VALVES The two chambers allows for quicker and easier inflation, as the user can use both chambers simultaneously to fill the boat with air
- INCLUDES REPAIR PATCH Repair any holes on your Explorer with the repair patch; the repair patch is a useful accessory that can help extend the life of the boat and ensure that it remains safe and functional for longer
- 2 PERSON CAPACITY The Explorer 200 is a 2 person boat with a maximum weight of 210 pounds; when inflated, the boat is approximately 6.1 feet X 3.1 feet X 1.4 feet
Size: 2 Person
Color: Orange
Brand: INTEX
Material: 89% PVC, 5% ABS, 6% PP
Product Dimensions: 1"L x 1"W
Item Weight: 7 Pounds
Age Range (Description): 72 months to 1188 months
Item Form: Inflatable Boat
Occupancy: 2
UPC:
Brand Name: INTEX
Age Range Description: 72 months to 1188 months
Item Form: Inflatable Boat
Occupancy: 2
UPC: 078257314744
Manufacturer: Intex
Manufacturer Part Number: 58331EP
Model Number: 58331EP
Included Components: 48" Deluxe Aluminum Oars, Explorer 200 Inflatable Boat, Mini Hand Pump
Item Type Name: Inflatable Boat
Warranty Description: 90-Day Limited Manufacturer
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Size: 2 Person
Item Dimensions L x W: 1"L x 1"W
Item Weight: 7 Pounds
Weight Capacity Maximum: 210 Pounds
Color: Orange
Material Type: 89% PVC, 5% ABS, 6% PP
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: Explorer 300 Set
Easy to inflate and insert oars. Fun inexpensive toy with high weight capacity fits 3 people comfortably. Quality seems good and a definite value. I would recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026 by Jobe
Style: Explorer 300 Set
I ordered this boat for my family to enjoy during a day trip to our local State Park/Beach (Wiggins Pass). My husband asked me to find something that he could take our kids out on, especially our three year old, because often times the kids just want to be in the water the entire time. He really did not want to have to stand and wade the entire day. I tinkered around between the one, two, and three person boat as I was not sure which way to go with it. I was a little worried to buy the three person first because I wanted to make sure it was a quality inflatable. I went ahead anyway since the price point is excellent. We had some friends meet us at the beach with their kids, too. They had just purchased a little inflatable boat as well, so we were all excited to play around with them. Funny, by the time we were setting up, my friend was asking where I purchased this one, and kept commenting through the day about how great a deal it was! He spent about $60 getting his on the water and still doesn't have a pump for it; he actually borrowed ours from this set to inflate his! Lol. He will be buying one of these, and I will be buying more of these. The day we went the water was exceptionally choppy for us. The boat inflated well, and the paddles held up great. My husband and friend also noted how great the rings were for additional security on the paddles. The weight limits were correct, and this held up fantastic in the water-even with the crazy waves! Everyone enjoyed this so much! We deflated and packed up without issue. This is such a great deal for a quality inflatable boat. We are going to be ordering more and taking these out on the river for some trips, and I'm sure we will be using this a TON more at the beach! Fantastic, well-made, quality, full-set at an excellent price point!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2016 Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2016 by SassyFace
Style: Explorer 200 Set
The boat is great and the oars stay in place. My grands are using it in our pool and really enjoying it. My only complaint is the pump broke before we finished inflating it. We were able to use a small foot pump to finish the job.
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2026 by Nona
Style: Explorer 200 Set
I got this boat not knowing what to expect, and i hoped i could get at least one use out of it. I did, and the boat is still intact. when i opened the box, i was surprised at how much was in the box (instructions, the boat, oars, the pump, a rope to tie to the front of the boat and even a repair patch. It took about 10 or 15 minuets to inflate the boat, and then i was ready to go out on the lake. It was a little difficult to get in, but once i was in the boat it was like a super comfortable folding chair, only better. (One quick suggestion: when you get into the boat, sit with your back to the front of the boat, it is more easy to control and stays much more level with the water. Also, this is really a one adult comfortable fit boat.) another suggestion is that you put a large amount of sunscreen or a towel over your legs and knees, since these parts of the body are getting direct sunlight.) The boat is easy to control once you get the hang of it. The oarlocks are awesome, because you don't have to hold onto the oars constantly. Another suggestion: when you use the oars, you will pull on them if you sit the way i did as suggested above, use the oars one at a time, and alternate between the two. This way the boat is much easier to control especially when you are new to it, then when you are more experienced try using them at the same time. the weakest part of the oar is the center connecting piece. i cracked mine on both oars but both are still fully functional. For the price, this is an epic deal. once I got good at it, i could go slightly slower than my grandparent's $200 kayak that hurts your butt after 30 minuets of rowing. This boat takes some practice and some shoulder strength, but it is super fun on the water. I have rowed more than a mile in it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2013 by John W
Style: Explorer 200 Set
I bought a couple of these for some entry-level fatbike pack rafting with a friend. The raft rolls up into about the size of a small tent or sleeping bag, and is easily strapped down to a cargo rack. When inflated, it's big enough for one person to sit in, and a 40-lb fatbike can be set on top of your feet without falling off or tipping the raft. I even strapped it down using the oar anchors and the anchor at the front. We took them down the proverbial "lazy river" and had lots of trouble navigating with the oars (although we had never rowed before). We quickly reassembled the oars into makeshift kayak paddles and it was much more manageable. Even pleasant! One raft got a hole after running over a piece of concrete at the shore, so be careful. The included patch did an ok job, but get some Coghlan's Airstop if you really need it to hold air. We then took them out to open water on a large lake. The waves and boat wakes were over a foot tall for most of it, but even with a bike on the top of each raft, we didn't have stability issues. Just turn into any big waves and it's surprisingly stable. However, the oars are not heavy duty enough to be doing lots of paddling, and you can't put a lot of power through them. Both of our paddles were showing stress marks and bending after pushing out from the beach and paddling for a few miles on the open water. The air pumps work well but take a while- we counted about 650 pumps for the raft. They will also double as bilge pumps if you get water inside! Overall, we determined these "toy" rafts were not well suited to open water, but usable in a pinch. These rafts are a great value but best suited to a river, pool or other calm water conditions. They work well with a steady river current as well, so you don't have to paddle for propulsion. If you're going to be paddling them, think about getting a "real" kayak paddle, and definitely carry a bottle of PVC sealant if you're going to be near pointy underwater objects!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2015 by Tyler Linner
Style: Explorer 300 Set
We purchased an Explorer 300 last summer for a camping trip, and unfortunately ours arrived punctured and we didn't realize it until we were at the lake shore trying to inflate it and not getting anywhere. Fortunately we had a patch to apply to test the boat, and it did work ok, so questionable manufacturer quality assurance issues aside, the bulk of my review is based on our experience with the boat on the water. The included pump is pretty anemic; you'll want to invest in a rechargeable electric pump like those from Etekcity, also available on Amazon for around $30. Once you get it inflated, it is pretty sturdy and durable. As with any inflatable, I wouldn't risk putting it up against sharp rocks or aquatic obstacles, but for tooling around on the open water it's fine. It is tight for two grown adults; don't expect you'll both be able to stretch out your legs and have ample room, because you won't. You'll likely need to keep your legs bent most of the time, which starts feeling confined after a while. The oar locks are janky. I tried using them and they were just annoying to use, so you're better off just using the oars like a canoe rather than a rowboat or dinghy. There is no rope around the raft itself, so your options for carrying it while inflated are limited - either hoist it over your head and do your best to keep it balanced (good luck), or ask somebody to help you carry it. The absence of this line also makes it hard to get in and out of the boat. The sides are also a bit big which makes getting in/out in the water a bit of a challenge, but it is doable - conversely, this boat is VERY stable on the water because of that same feature, so that's big plus. The oars themselves are nothing special, but they do the minimum of getting you moving. They felt too short for me, and at times I used driftwood to paddle instead of the oars, and at times it seemed like the driftwood did a better job. Overall, the boat is OK. I think getting a brand new boat out of the box with a puncture (probably from the oars getting jammed into the box by somebody packing it) really left a bad taste in my mouth, and the janky oar locks made paddling around a pain. So for these reasons we returned the Explorer 300 for a refund -- unfortunately there are no free returns or exchanges, so we went out of pocket on the return shipping, which stinks when you get a defective raft out of the box. So this might work for you, it is stable and good for a couple kids, or one adult and one kid, but tight for two average sized-adults.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2018 by Solar Sailor
Style: Explorer 100
I find it small enough to play in the pool, which is the reason I purchased it. My 3 year old loves it very much, almost more so just playing with it outside of the pool. During its first voyage I’d say it’s a major success for kids under 50lbs, very much maintains its strength and structure. For older kids it definitely begins to dip and sag in the water and can flip very easily. We’ll see how long it survives the summer with weekend uses.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2026 by K
Style: Explorer 300 Set
I was looking for an inflatable boat to pack in to a remote mountain lake. Literally the only way to cross the lake is by boat, unless you have 700' of rope to rappel. This boat weighs only 10 lbs with the oars and pump, and fit easily into my standard size back pack (like one your high schooler would use for school books). The pump it comes with is ok, but I happen to have a larger one made by Intex for blowing up their mattresses (the Double Quick III S) that is light, and pumps up the boat at least twice as fast. The hike in was a grueling 3.5 miles each way with 1500' of elevation change, boulder hopping, and minor cliff climbing, and the boat never felt too heavy to carry. I did blow it up the day before leaving just to make sure, but it held air great. The plastic actually felt thicker and more durable than I expected, and withstood bumping against some rocks and twigs without a problem. The 300 has good room for 2 people, even adults, but I wouldn't put 3 adults in it for too long. 3 kids are fine. The paddles worked well enough. They break down to fit in the shipping box, and so also fit into my backpack with the zipper closed. For what I needed I am very pleased, and the kids and I had a great time on it (see the pics!)
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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2019 Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2019 by Amy Lee