INTEX Seahawk Inflatable Boat Series: Includes Deluxe Aluminum Oars and High-Output Pump – SuperStrong PVC – Fishing Rod Holders – Heavy Duty Grab Handles – Gear Pouch
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Style: Seahawk 2
Features
- SUPER-STRONG SuperStrong enhanced molecular formulation PVC provides superior strength and durability, ensuring high impact and abrasion resistance
- TRIPLE AIR CHAMBERS Three air chambers , including one inner auxillary chamber for added safety to keep you afloat; inflation and deflation is made easy constructed with two quick-fill Boston valves to get you on the water faster
- ACCESSORIES Included with (2) 48-inch aluminum french oars for easy paddling, (2) fishing rod holders, a motor mount fitting, welded-on oar holders, grab handles on each side and an all-around grab line for convenience
- PUMP INCLUDED The water is calling to get out there and explore; simply inflate the Seahawk 2 in just minutes with the convenience of the high-output hand pump
- WEIGHT CAPACITY Boating and fishing is always better with a pal, the Seahawk 2 recommended capacity is perfect for two adults, holding up to 520 pounds in weight
- CUSTOMER SATISFACTION Our dedicated customer service team is available via phone, chat, or email to help with any questions you may have on use, installation, or service needs; INTEX's 90-Day Manufacturer Limited Warranty gives you peace of mind
Size: 2-Person
Color: Green
Brand: Intex
Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Product Dimensions: 16.1"L x 8"W
Item Weight: 18.61 Pounds
Age Range (Description): Adults
Special Feature: Recreational
Global Trade Identification Number: 76
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Size: 2-Person
Color: Green
Brand: Intex
Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Product Dimensions: 16.1"L x 8"W
Item Weight: 18.61 Pounds
Age Range (Description): Adults
Special Feature: Recreational
Global Trade Identification Number: 76
UPC: 617999487974
Manufacturer: Intex
Weight Limit: 5.2E+2 Pounds
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 21.57 x 16.45 x 6.69 inches
Package Weight: 8.6 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 16.1 x 8 x 0.1 inches
Brand Name: Intex
Warranty Description: 90-Day Limited Manufacturer
Model Name: Seahawk
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Number of Items: 1
Part Number: 68347EP
Model Year: 2012
Style: Seahawk 2
Included Components: Seahawk 2 Boat Set, Repair Patch, Hi-Output Manual Hand Pump, Deluxe Aluminum Oars
Sport Type: Canoeing
Date First Available: December 3, 2007
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Style: Seahawk 4
We bought this boat because we had intended to rent inflatables 2 days in a row, and the cost of buying this was the same as renting a boat for 1 day. Of course, now we pretty much never have to rent a boat. The package arrived very quickly, in time for me to set the boat up and check it for problems, and learn a little about using it 3 days before our trip. Problem was, the box was ripped. Luck held though, nothing was missing, and the boat was not damaged. I'd read reviews from other buyers and that was what helped me decide on this boat. I'm glad I did, the reviews were mostly good, and I am very happy with this product. I will add some of my experiences with our new boat, hopefuly it will be helpful to you. It is very easy to inflate and set up. Using the enclosed hand pump, I was able to inflate the boat in about 15 minutes, and there was little difficulty. Be careful with the foot holders on it though, they seem very flimsy. I made sure to use both feet, instead of 1 foot, seemed less likely to break that way. The included grab rope is not that impressive, but I didn't expect a mountaneering rope, lol. the accessory pouch ties onto the boat and it'll hold things together in roughly the same spot, but make sure anything you put in it and want to keep, you find a way to clip to the string that holds the pouch to the boat. Two inflatable cushions come with the boat, as do 2 fishing pole holders. I am afraid to lose these, and did not take them with us on our trip. the cushions to do attach in anyway, and it did not seem to be wise to set them in the boat while ging down the spring river. It's not a rough river at all, but there is certainly potential for things to wash out on occasion. It occured to me, the cushions may serve as impromptu patching material if you're, um, "up a creek." Pun intended. The paddles included in this boat are collapsible, but beware. I put them together with ease the fisrt day I had the boat, but I was rushing around the day we floated the river, and my "hand tightening" of the compression ring on one of the paddles produced a broken compression ring. I tried to use the paddle anyway, thinking if I hold the thing below the connector, it might be alright. Within about 2 minutes of launching and trying to use that paddle, I found my theory was completely false. The plastic tube that the aluminum handle pieces fit into shaddered. Again, I got lucky, I was able to retain all the paddle parts,I might be able to find a new compression fitting one day. (you should have seen me paddling for 5 hours with about 4 inches of paddle handle...) The paddle that I did not pre-break performed perfectly fine. At the end of our trip, I found the compression fittings were tough to loosen, so when I got home I put a dab of WD-40 on the threads, and in a few minutes, they came right apart. I found the paddles to be a bit on the short side, I'm 6' and learned recently through research that a paddle should reach from the ground to about your chin, these do not. Also the length is just barely enough for the paddles to clip in the storage rings on the tubes of the boat. I was afraid to use them, so if we set our paddles down, it was in the boat, not in those rings... also, the boat has two sets of oar locks. One set each, forward and aft. I don't know a lot about rafting, but it seems like there should be a set admidships, so that the boat could be rowed single-handedly from the center. I don't know, just a thought. I bought 2 more paddles as well, seems like a boat that is for 4 people should probably have 4 paddles... The boat comes with a little ruler that aligns with 2 lines on the main chambers of the boat. If the boat line, and ruler line match up, it is inflated correctly, according to the manual. well, I had practiced inflating and deflating the boat a few times, trying to work out the kinks and thought I had it down pretty good. I found though, when we actually started going down river, the boat felt a bit mushy, even though I was sure to check for proper inflation. After about 10 or 15 minutes, we banked it, I added some airwith the hand pump to give the boat just a tiny bit more rigidity and our trip was quite comfortable. (Our party was (2) adults, and (2) 13 year old girls, and a cooler, well under the 880 lb. limit on the boat) Which reminds me, with that load, we fit very nicely. I've read reviews on many different inflatable boats where the writers were not satisfied with the capacity of their 4 man rafts. I'm glad to say, I'm happy with this one. Let's see, I concur with other reviews, that the beach ball inflation point on the boat floor is a bit of a pain during deflation. I carry the included inflator in the boat, but when it comes to ACTUALLY inflating and deflating, I have used 2 different coleman pumps (12 volt dc, and the 110 volt ac) and a shop vac. Those all work fine. the coleman pumps aren't that much quicker than the hand pump, and I dare say it'd be wise, if you're going to initially inflate with one of those, to finish off with the hand pump. The shop vac was convenient when I got home and had to clean off and store the boat. I guess whatever you use would be fine. But, I did, just once, deflate the boat by hand, meaning, opened all the valves, started folding and rolling it, and had to hold that little bitty beach ball blow up tube. Yeah, thats not fun for long. But with the jusdicious use of modern tools, the floor's inflation point is not a problem. I mean, do you really want a boston valve sitting there in the floor, waiting to be bumped loose and instantly let the floor deflate while you're going down river? (not to mention, it's location was covered in water about the whole time we were out) Storing the boat is easy for me. After cleaning and deflating it (with the shop vac to get as much air out as possible) I am able to easily put it in a bag I had lying around. It resembles a military issue sea bag, but about half as long. once the boat's rolled up, it fits right inside, and I disassemble all 4 of my paddles, and slide the parts into the bag around the boat. Obviously a storage bag is not included with the kit, but this should give you an idea of how small a space you'll need for storage. It'll fit in a car trunk easily, or at the bottom of a closet. I keep mine inside. I don't like what garage temperatures do to plastic over time. I actually had reason to use the patch kit that was included with the boat on another intex product. It's not a huge kit, but if you follow the directions, it works just fine. I don't know if the glue tube included is enough to use for all the patches if you need them. I hope I don't need all mine. So, If you're still reading, I hope this has been helpful for you. I am pleased with the boat kit and look forward to using it with friends and loved ones for a long time coming, and I certainly recommend it. Great boat for the price. Ten years in & I still have it. We don't use it nearly as much as I thought we might, but it has floated a few rivers & got promoted to dingy status when I got a sail boat a few years later. Still in decent shape. Not a bad purchase at all. I purchased a small electric motor for it & the intek removable "transom" for it, but haven't ever used them. Maybe some day.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2012 by Kevin
Style: Seahawk 4
Last year we were shopping for an inflatable boat and just couldn't seem to find one that could be easily handled by a couple of people and carry added passengers or gear if necessary. We were very pleased when we found the Seahawk 4 because it was just the type of watercraft we had been looking for. It isn't just a junky old inflatable, but rather one that has been approved by the National Marine Manufacture's Association (NMMA). In other words, it has been approved by the U.S. Coast Guard and the American Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC). Inflation. Yes, it is a pain, but I would not recommend using an electric or high-pressure air compressor. Number one, you need to carefully inflate the chambers equally and secondly, if you blow out any of the chambers the boat is useless. Weather does affect how the chambers have too much or too little pressure, something that should be checked frequently. For example, in hot weather air expands and you might have to let out a bit of air. We purchased a tarp to put the boat on prior to inflation. That way you won't inadvertently hit a sharp object you missed when clearing an area. According to the manufacturer, "It is very important to follow the numerical sequence [filling the chambers]; failure to do so will result in an improperly inflated boat." And an unsafe one. When you add any motor to a boat, it is required by law to register it. Most people who purchase this type of boat don't have any intention of adding a motor to it and simply plan on using it as a leisure craft. If do add a motor and don't register it a game warden may just be handing you a ticket that may cost you more than the boat itself. A little common sense goes a long way and it this case, can save you a lot of aggravation and money. Many states have mandatory boating safety courses if you do decide to add that motor I thought I'd give a list. If there is a "yes" next to your state, please check into the legal requirements as they do vary. For example, one in Vermont can take and pay for the course online for $29.50. MANDATORY BOATING SAFETY COURSE (motorized boat): Alabama: Yes Alaska: No Arizona: No Arkansas: Yes California: No Colorado: Yes Connecticut: Yes Delaware: Yes Florida: Yes Georgia: Yes Hawaii: No Idaho: No Illinois: Yes Indiana: Yes Iowa: Yes Kansas: Yes Kentucky: Yes Louisiana: Yes Maine: No Maryland: Yes Massachusetts: Yes Michigan: Yes Missouri: Yes Montana: Yes Nebraska: Yes Nevada: Yes New Hampshire: Yes New Jersey: Yes New Mexico: Yes New York: Yes North Carolina: Yes North Dakota: Yes Ohio: Yes Oklahoma: Yes Oregon: Yes Pennsylvania: Yes Rhode Island: Yes South Carolina: Yes South Dakota: No Tennessee: Yes Texas: Yes Vermont: Yes Virginia: Yes Washington: Yes West Virginia: Yes Wisconsin: Yes This boat is an amazing value for the money and the recreational value is priceless. We love ours and plan to use it all summer on a small lake. We'll be fishing, floating around, and looking at the loons. In the fall we'll haul out the directions and carefully deflate the boat.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2012 by D. Fowler