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Sea Eagle 380x Explorer Inflatable Tandem Kayak Packages

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Style: 2 Person Pro


Features

  • Whitewater & Flatwater Versatility: Rated up to Class IV whitewater rapids with 16 rapid self-bailing drain valves that easily open for wild rivers or close for dry flatwater touring
  • Rigid Drop-Stitch Floor: Removable high-pressure drop-stitch floor inflates up to 10 PSI, creating a rock-solid, stable paddling platform that rivals a hard-shell kayak.
  • Pro Package Equipment: Includes 2 comfortable Tall Back Seats with extra back support, 2 heavy-duty paddles, a high-output SUP pump, and an all-purpose backpack for easy transport.
  • Ultra-Durable 1000D PVC: Built with 1000 Denier reinforced material and quadruple-overlapped glued seams to effortlessly bounce off rocks, logs, and rough river debris.
  • High Capacity & Easy Tracking: Measures 12 feet 5 inches and supports up to a 750 lbs weight capacity for 2-3 adults, featuring a removable swept-back rear skeg to ensure straight tracking on open water.

Description

Sea Eagle Boats is a family owned and operated business since 1968. Today the line-up of Sea Eagle boats is wider and better than ever! Today the line-up of Sea Eagle boats is wider and better than ever! Visit our Sea Eagle store to see our wide variety of products. Visit the Store One of many Sea Eagle Inflatables available to suite all your boating needs! Sea Eagle Boats, Inc. is a family owned and operated business dating back to 1968. We are located 60 miles east of NYC on Long Island. Our office is near historical Port Jefferson Harbor where many of America's finest sailing yachts were built. Each year we've introduced new models and expanded our promotional efforts in an attempt to make Sea Eagle high quality and affordable inflatable boats available to everyone. Sea Eagle has always been more that just a family business - it is our family's way of life The New Re-Designed LB11 is a great all-around inflatable SUP for both flat water and surf, beginner and expert alike! The EZLite is all about EASY...easy to set up, easy to carry, easy to paddle, easy to pack up, easy to store. Just grab it and go! Sea Eagle offers not only quality inflatables but many accessories as well! Visit the Store Bring your family or just your dogs, Sea Eagle Kayaks are for everyone! Sea Eagles are perfect for Fishing too! Visit the Store Conquer any adventure with a massive 750 lbs capacity that holds up to 3 people. Engineered with a rigid 10 PSI drop-stitch floor and 16 self-bailing drain valves, this ultra-durable 1000-denier kayak handles intense rapids or smooth tracking on open bays with ease. Premium adjustable tie-down seat provides wrap-around lumbar support to prevent fatigue during long whitewater runs and open-water touring. Lightweight, premium multi-piece breakdown paddle designed to maximize stroke power, reduce shoulder fatigue, & pack away easily. Paddle varies by pkg Includes dedicated recessed valve and Boston valve adapters. Quickly locks into place to fully inflate your 380X chambers in just minutes. Slide-on weedless skeg drastically improves straight-line tracking on open lakes. Remove it in seconds to maximize whitewater maneuverability Open the 16 self-bailing drain valves to instantly shed water and conquer aggressive Class IV runs. Effortless tracking on open lakes. Close the drains for a perfectly dry, smooth ride. 2 Tall Back Seats, high-performance Paddles to increase power and reduce fatigue, & the QuikSail Pro Package features a Tall Back Seat & a high-performance Paddle increase power and reduce fatigue. Our Pro Carbon Package features our Tall Back Seats and top end, ultra-light, Carbon-Fiber Paddle. Can the Sea Eagle 380X be used on calm lakes as well as whitewater rapids? Yes. For Class IV rapids, open the 16 self-bailing valves so water dumps out instantly. For flatwater lakes or ocean bays, simply close the valves for a completely dry, fast, and sleek tracking experience across open water. How stable is the inflatable floor? Can you stand up to fish or paddle? Incredibly stable. The drop-stitch floor inflates to a rigid 10 PSI. Thousands of internal threads create a rock-solid, flat platform that mirrors a hard-shell kayak, allowing you to stand safely to cast lines with zero hull flex. How many people can the 380X Explorer hold, and can it be paddled solo? It holds a massive 750 lbs and fits 1, 2, or 3 riders. Because seats clip modularly into 24 D-rings, you can instantly reconfigure the layout for a solo wilderness expedition, tandem paddling, or a weekend family trip. Is this inflatable kayak durable enough to handle dog paws, hidden rocks, or gravel? Built bombproof. The hull features military-grade, 1000-denier reinforced PVC with quadruple-overlapped glued seams. It easily withstands dog claws, scraping over jagged river rocks, and rough gravel bars with total confidence. How difficult is it to transport, and how long does inflation take? No roof racks needed. It packs into a compact bag that fits in any car trunk. Using the included PUMPSUP dual-action hand pump, you can fully inflate all 3 air chambers and the rigid floor to structural pressure in under 10 minutes. Whether paddling solo, tandem with a partner, or loading up heavy gear for a week-long backcountry camping trip, the spacious 12'6" design handles it all. Armed with 24 robust stainless steel D-rings, you can securely lash down dry bags, coolers, and essential gear for the ultimate haul. The Sea Eagle 380X Explorer is engineered to smash the boundaries of traditional inflatable watercraft. Built to handle grueling Class IV whitewater rapids while maintaining straight-line tracking on glass-calm lakes, this ultra-versatile 12'6" vessel is the definitive multi-purpose craft for serious outdoor adventurers, weekend warriors, and backcountry anglers alike. Utilizing quadruple-overlapped, glued-seam 1000-denier reinforced PVC, this kayak can take a beating from hidden river rocks, scraping gravel bars, and jagged branches without missing a beat. It is completely puncture-resistant, UV-stabilized, and impervious to saltwater or oil. The secret to the 380X's incredible performance is its removable, high-pressure drop-stitch floor. Inflating up to a rigid 10 PSI, thousands of high-tensile internal threads lock the top and bottom fabric layers together to create a rock-solid, completely flat platform that mimics a traditional hard-shell. You can stand entirely upright to cast a fishing line, step in and out of the boat without flexing the hull, and enjoy blazing-fast hull speeds. Featuring 16 rapid-responding, self-bailing drain valves, the 380X is a master of adaptation. Leaving the valves open allows water to instantly dump out of the cockpit during intense, turbulent whitewater runs. Navigating flat water or cold bays? Simply close the valves for a completely dry, cozy, and comfortable touring experience. Whether you are planning a solo, week-long gear-heavy camping trip or heading out for a sunny tandem day on the bay with a partner and a pet, the 380X has the space you need. It comfortably accommodates up to three people with a massive 750 lbs total weight limit and features 24 stainless steel D-rings to securely lash down dry bags, coolers, and gear. Best of all, say goodbye to clunky roof racks, heavy lifting, and storage headaches. The Sea Eagle 380X packs down into a compact nylon carry bag that fits easily into a standard car trunk, closet, or airplane overhead. Using the included high-volume PUMPSUP dual-action hand pump, you can completely inflate all three independent air chambers and the rigid floor to structural pressure in less than 8 to 10 minutes. Arrive at the water, inflate, and launch into your next epic journey with unparalleled speed and ease.

Brand: Sea Eagle


Item Weight: 40 Pounds


Material: Plastic


Color: Blue


Style: 2 Person Pro


Brand Name: Sea Eagle


Global Trade Identification Number: 75


Model Name: 380X Explorer


Manufacturer: Sea Eagle


UPC: 885892772705 731646298512 023634081375


Model Number: 380xPro


Manufacturer Part Number: 380XK_P


Included Components: skeg


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Warranty Description: 3 Year Manufacturers Warranty


Item Type Name: 380X Explorer Kayak


Seating Capacity: 3


Weight Capacity Maximum: 750 Pounds


Item Weight: 40 Pounds


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 150"L x 39"W x 11.5"H


Color: Blue


Style Name: 2 Person Pro


Material Type: Plastic


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    • I have been on several canoe trips and I hate to say it
Style: 2 Person Pro
I purchased the 420x (bigger boat) in April of 2015, Let me start by saying Stacy and I are not avid paddlers, in fact, neither of us has ever sat in a kayak. I have been on several canoe trips and I hate to say it, I am a novice at best. The last trip I was on was about 30 years ago so I am sure time has not worked in my favor as an athlete. We had issues the boat would need to address due to our unique geography. We live, work and play in Alaska. We live on the Gastineau Channel. The water we would be kayaking in has an average temperature of 47 degrees. Today's forecast for the channel is a Southeast wind of 35kt and 7 foot seas, air temperature of 45 degrees and rain. The beaches here have razor clams, mussel beds and are rocky. The tides in this area travel at 2 to 3 Kt and the tidal changes are as big as 25 feet. Those are a lot of hazards. We basically looked for a boat that we didn’t have to learn to use, we are amateurs and I am too old to learn to roll the kayak if I flip it over. We want a stable boat because we don’t want to end up in the icy waters of the North Pacific. We are limited on space, our house sits on stilts so we have no storage room. The boat needs to be light weight, My wife and I can’t lift a 70-pound kayak onto the roof of our Ford Expedition. We want a large capacity boat, not because we’re fat, but we have large dogs that we eventually want to take along with us. It needs to carry a lot of weight. We have endless islands we can paddle to and go camp. In Alaska, you always take plenty of gear, if you’re going for the weekend, take enough for a week. After looking at all the criteria, we settled on the Sea Eagle Explorer series kayak and chose the 420x model. This was their largest in the line. This is the story of our first outing in a kayak. We pulled the boat out and set it up on the driveway the first time, it took us about 45 minutes to un-package it, figure out what everything was, how it went together and inflate and assemble it. We were planning to head across to the mainland later in the day (when it warmed up, it was still around 39 degrees) and take her for a spin around Auke lake. We thought starting with a body of water that didn’t have tides would be easier than trying to navigate the ocean. Once together we deflated the boat and put everything in our rig so when we decided to take off, it would be packed and ready to go. An hour passed and we were ready to take off. We were going to leave the dogs out of the equation for the first voyage, we new that would be easier and less worrisome for us. We were out of the house and I looked out at the channel, it was about 3 hours until low tide, I told Stacy we should just go ahead and take it down to the channel. The water in the channel was low and getting lower, it was at half tide, so the water was moving slow, that would be a good time to try our hand. Nervously, and asking for reassurance that we would be safe she agreed. It took us 10 minutes from the time we took the bag out of the rig until it was blown up, seats in, paddles assembled and the life jackets were on. Not bad at all. The foot pump fills all three chambers really fast, the two pontoons (or sides) and the floor. Now the hard part, with it at low tide, we had a 200 plus yard walk to the channel across the wetlands. Stacy grabbed an end and so did I and off we went. In pretty short order Stacy was having trouble carrying it. I expected this so it was no big deal. I simply, started dragging it to the water. This wasn’t ideal but with a little effort, it worked. The boat was drug over rocks, barnacles, old dock timbers, muskeg and even sand. The bottom of the boat was unharmed. We turned the boat on its side and installed the removable skeg and put the boat in the channel. Stacy hopped in and so did I. I turned the boat toward Fritz Cove and we started paddling. After paddling against the tide for a few seconds, Stacy said with amazement, “we are kayaking in the north Pacific Ocean!” The boat paddled easily, it tracked very well and we were moving into the wind, and against the tide at a pretty good clip. I have nothing to compare the speed or the tracking of the boat against but for two people that had never kayaked before, it was doing just fine. Once we were out of the channel we entered Fritz Cove, this is fairly big water, the wind picked up and we were still going against the tide and had no trouble. The boat handled the small white caps well and was very stable. We actually were trying to catch up with a humpback whale I had spotted right before we entered the big water but we were no match for him. After a mile or so we started to get a little cold, the wind in this area comes down off snow capped mountains and has traveled miles on the 47 degree water when hit us in the face so we turned the boat and headed back toward the channel. We paddled back to the channel and took a quick stop on a sand bar that had become visible now that the tide was lower. I knew that the channel was going to be real shallow in spots so we took the skeg off and continued back down the channel. We immediately noticed a difference in tracking. It took a while to get the hang of it. The boat really traveled left to right with every stroke. The one advantage was we were traveling with the tide so all we had to do is steer. We only high centered once and that was in ankle deep water, other than that we made it back to our take out point with ease. Definitely get high back seats. They were comfortable and easy to install. We were on the water for 3 hours in rough conditions and we weren’t complaining about a back ache. Get the longer paddles, we got the pro package with them and I can see how shorter paddles would be more difficult. Stacy is 5’ 3” and I am 5’ 9”, and we felt we still could have benefited from a much longer paddle. We purchased the inflated high cushion but it hasn’t come yet. I think the extra 5” cushion will allow you to hit the sides of the kayak less with every stroke and give you more power. Sitting up higher also would not be a bad thing as far as the view here in Alaska. Sitting up higher would allow you to spot sea life on the surface at greater distances. Also purchased was the inflatable foot rests. They have not arrived yet either but I can see where it would help with stroke power and comfort. We found ourselves adjusting our butts and legs often and many times I wished I had something that I could put my feet on to allow me to bend my knees while sitting. This is one stable boat. Not once did either of us feel at risk of tipping over or being swamped by a wave. Which is good since we were in over 300 feet of water that was 47 degrees. The seas were as high as 2 feet at one point and the kayak rolled over each wave like it was nothing giving us a smooth ride. This is a breeze to set up. There are no real clear instructions but it is easy to figure out. Like I stated, the first set up was 45 minutes. Then we were able to be ready to launch in 10 minutes. It is light, at 42 pounds, one person can drag this boat anywhere. Like all kayaks, they are awkward for even two people to portage but I would rather be awkward with 42 pounds than the 70 plus pounds of a hard shell equivalent. For open water paddling, the skeg works like a charm. The boat tracks very straight. Without it, it is tricky but this boat will also go where other kayaks won’t. Around 6 inches of water was no problem for us. The drop stitch floor is fantastic. It is so firm you can stand up in the boat without fear of losing your balance. I have actually put in and pulled out Dungee crab pots out of this boat since we purchased it. Not sure what to say about the speed of this boat as we have nothing else to compare it with. I will say so many hard shell owners had me worried because of all their talk about how slow inflatables are. One thing I do know is that to people that have never kayaked before, both of us middle-aged and out of shape just paddled into a head wind of 15 mph against a 2 kt tide and thought we traveled along at a pretty good clip. I don’t think we will win any races but at our point in life we know how good it can be to take it slow and take in your surroundings. This journey allowed us to spend 10 minutes with a duck that was trying not to become a meal by dodging diving Bald Eagles. It all happened within 15 yards of us. Carrying capacity is tremendous. We have put our 115-pound dog in it, we have loaded it with crab pots, fishing gear and camping gear and still had room to paddle. Overall we are extremely pleased with this boat and would recommend it to anyone looking for an all round kayak. We are looking forward to trying it on some class 3 and 4 rivers in Alaska also, it’s nice that one boat is versatile enough for all the various water conditions Alaska has to offer. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2016 by S. Smith
    • As Advertised As Advertised
Style: 2 Person Pro
Review Image by Paul Emra
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We got the Sea Eagle 380X Pro Package this weekend! The whole family was excited. This was our first inflatable kayak and so far I am very impressed with it. As for the shipment, all the parts and pieces were there and in good shape. The box also came with written instructions and a youtube video link demonstrating how to inflate and deflate the boat. After I watched that it was pretty easy to put together. It took about 15 minutes and the boat was ready to go. We tossed it in the back of the truck and were off for our first adventure to a nearby lake. When pumping up the boat the hand pump was excellent. 20-25 strokes on each side and maybe 15 strokes for the floor and I reached the 3.2 lbs of pressure. The hand pump is one of the bigger ones I've used and had a pressure gauge attachment. That alone was a great addition since I didn't have to guess at my pressure. I was nervous about the length of the boat and whether or not it could fit two good sized adults in it or if it would feel cramped. The whole family took a turn on it. 4 adults and 2 kids. The tallest person is 5'10 and everyone had space. You might have to bend your knees if your in the middle 6ft range but we didn't have any issues. My dad and I combined weigh close to 450 pounds and it didn't impact the boat at all. Very sturdy. It is also very very solid on the water. It tracked very well with the skid plate on. We had a steady north breeze for most of our 2 hours on the lake but the handling was superb. I even let my two kids go out on it on their own with no issues. The stinkers decided to stand up in the boat and wave to us. This brings me to another feature I enjoyed. My wife is not a strong swimmer and is afraid of drowning and my mother gets seasick easily. Most hard-shelled canoe's I've been in have a certain center of balance and sway when you move along the water. They can tip if you don't know what you are doing. My wife and mother never had an issue and they both really enjoyed their time in it. It would be very hard to tip this boat over. My wife had the best quote for the weekend adventure. "It just felt like a nice hug". One of the reasons I bought this boat was because of its durability. I'll update my review as we continue using it but so far I couldn't be more pleased. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2021 Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2021 by Paul Emra
    • Why I chose 380 over the 420X, and a review from a larger paddler
Style: 2 Person Pro
I purchased the 380x instead of the 420x because I wanted to paddle both solo and tandem, with the occasional overnight trip. I am sure the 420 X would be a better fit for those who are paddling tandem and hauling a lot of gear. The 380 fits two large adult paddlers very comfortably and has enough room for gear but it is necessary to be deliberate in your packing. So far I have paddled the sea eagle 380x both solo and tandem in mostly mild whitewater I-III. This is not what I'd call a sports car on the water, more of an SUV in its handing, that beings said, I am a larger guy and happy to make the trade off for the extra room and comfort, I had no problem maneuvering while paddling solo. The large pontoons and the width make the boat super stable. This is my first boat with the drop stich floor and I really like the stiffness, the floor does not fold or sag under my heavy weight. The high back seats that came with the pro model are GREAT! I am extremely happy with the comfort. They support the lower back better than any kayak seat I have ever sat in. I slid a canoe pad underneath the seat which gave me a 4 inch lift for flat water fishing. Overall great boat for the money and hope to get many years use out of it. Now as of July 2024 I have many trips in this boat, mostly multi-day trips in Utah and Colorado. My 380X is now my go to for overnight trips, I paddle it solo and carry my gear and most of everone elses. Its been a work horse and Im still very happy with the boat. 500+ river miles, no leaks, no problems, all smiles. I still dig the seats so much I bouht them for my other boats. only complaint is the self draing screw on caps sometimes kinda close up on themsselves and don't allow quick draing and with no mesh to filter out debris I get bugs and debris making its way into the boat with me. drop stich floor is awesome, stable. and keeps me mostly out of the water. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2023 by J. Shepherd
    • then you get a 180 day free return option if you are not satisfied (but the boat has to be in a excellent ...
Style: 2 Person Pro
I own this boat since a year now. It comes with all the stuff advertised on the picture (do not be missleaded by very old reviews from 2008 or 2010). To my understanding, even if you order from a 3th party seller, it is shipped by Sea-Eagle from New York. Anyway: If you buy it from the sea eagle website, then you get a 180 day free return option if you are not satisfied (but the boat has to be in a excellent re-sellable condition, so I would not count too much on that return option). What you receive: The boat looks excellent, it is made of PVC, don't let you misslead by all the different names. PVC is a compromise in durability and rigidity and lower price. Boats with better material might cost a few thousands. The pro seats are perfect for us (whitewater). The paddles are okay, they are heavier and very hard to deconstruct after usage (maybe you better put some oil to the connections). The bag is important. The repair kit is also essential, we already had to use it(!). The pump on the other side is a joke, because it is the WRONG pump for this boat. "Bravo" does construct very good pumps, but this one is the cheap version for boats up to 3 PSI pressure. The floor can be inflated up to 10 PSI. If you try to inflate the floor over 3 PSI with that pump, it will break into parts. Ours already broke. Why do they put the wrong foot-pump to the pro-package? This boat needs a "Bravo 9 Pump" for high pressure, and it should include a pressure gauge for only 5 bucks you get one. Oh, the skeg is also very usable, a must have item. We have two now, will tell you why later. Lets continue on the boat and its usability: We used the boat on lakes, rivers and the sea. We ran down the Rio Grande for 4 days and used it in higher waves in the Pacific Ocean (Mexico), we used it for whitewater (but only up to class II, maybe one or two class III rapids). On lakes the boat can be paddled very fast, it goes straigth with the skeg, and in circles without any skeg. It is extrem stable, of course you can stand up if the floor is inflated to around 7 PSI. On lakes a sail could be very useful, we once had so much wind that we only had to hold our paddles up above our had and the wind blew us fast into one direction on that lake. Back it was hard of course...but doable. On the sea: This boat is stable, little waves wont push it over. It was fun paddling straigth into a wave and virtually jumping over it. We had 3 people in the boat, and one person was swimming, but holding its hand on the rear (we pulled him trough the sea). So yes, the PVC itself can be used in salt-water. But be aware, that this salt will dry on all the other stuff. The seats will be soaked with salt, all that salt dries in the paddles (they are very hard to open then) and the salt water will dry in the metal clips of the seats which makes them hard to open later (yes, water goes INTO the clip, there is a hole with a spring). Anyway, it wont rust. you just need to shower the boat and all other stuff for at least 20 minutes with clean water. On mild Rivers: We paddled down the Rio Grande, just the Class I section. We packed up the boat with all our gear, including a tent, 8 gallons of water, sleeping backs, clothes, food, extra live vests...you need a lot of stuff. We had 3 sea-bags, two of the on the deck of the sterns. It looked very packed, but the boat was still easy to move around, and of course more stable than ever. A big problem on that rivers is, that they are very low (down to 2-3 inches). So we could not use our skeg. If you just float and you are not careful, the boat will start to turn around without a skeg. So the idea is that you buy a 2nd skeg, and cut it down to about 1 1/2 or two inches (make a mini skeg). This will help a lot and you can still float over the lower areas. On whitewater: This boat is definately made for whitewater. But you are sitting in a 2-person kajak, so do not expect to be as quick around some courves than those people in short single kajaks. One of my first tries was to capsize the boat (to see how stable it is), we moved to a small waterfall (2-3 feet), from down the river upwards. There I turned to the side and into the fall, to see how the boat will either be flipped over or filled with water. It got filled with wather to 1/3 and pushed away, but it never turned over. When going trough rough sections of whitewater you take in a lot of water. The boat is really missing some protection cover (spill cover). We also bougth the extra inflatable stern part, it makes the boat much more maneuverable (its lifted up in the front), but water is still coming in enough. Anyway, if you have opened all the drain valves then the water will run out in about ~30 seconds. Of course, if the boat is filled up to 60% with water, it is hard to maneuver for those first 15 seconds. Some part of the water can never run out, so you are sitting in cold water if you have the lower pro-seats. Is the material super durable? I have mixed feelings now. Of course, this is only PVC, so you can not expect this to be 100% secure. On the Rio Grande we were sitting with the boat on those little round rocks a few times (its more sand than rocks), even there we already collected a lot of smaller scratches, 1 or 2 of them going deeper into the first layer of the black material. On a Class II rapid, already when we left the rapid area, we gently (really slow) slid by a rock around a corner. the rock had a lot of alges on it, so I thought it is not dangerous (we had hit other rocks before, looking much sharper). But we already had our first puncture, air came out. (the puncture was so small that it would have taken many hours to deflate the boat, so we paddled on). We repaired that part with the repair kit. But I have mixed feelings about that repair kit, because it is not a 2-componet glue I do not expect this to hold very long (most people say ONLY 2 component glue will hold, everything else is crap). Maybe I have to buy a better glue somewhere. So if you hit a sharp rock at normal speed, you might have your first puncture very soon? 4-stars: Foot pump is unusable with that boat A spill-protector for the front would be great (add-on part) Repair-glue is questionable (we will see...) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2014 by Luis
    • Exactly what we wanted
Style: 2 Person Pro
All of the reviews really give you the info that you need to decide if you want to purchase this item except... what I needed to know. I took a chance and ordered it based on what I did read in the reviews anyway. But what someone might want to know is that this is a great product for people that are larger. We spent a lot of time trying to find a kayak that would support us. My husband and I are both large people and I have to say this kayak not only lives up to what is advertised but beyond. When you are larger, you are less agile, less flexible. My husband is stronger and more flexible than I am and honestly I was terrified I was going to fall getting in or would never get out. The stability of the kayak is crazy! And just to add, we are very very beginners. Never have kayaked before. The ease of getting this ready was helpful with my nerves of still thinking this was never going to work. We had about 15 minutes from parking to actually being in the water. Being larger I thought we would be worn out before we even got started. Not the case. We launched and paddled around for a little better than an hour our first trip out. We were able to enjoy the experience because there was no fear of tipping or sinking. We are very happy we made this purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2019 by danielle howell
    • Perfect for rivers and lakes
Style: 2 Person Pro
Really great quality, easy to inflate. This is a really nice inflatable kayak, I was impressed with the quality. It was the perfect vessel for my day on the river.
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2022 by Kali Armitage
    • Durable Durable
Style: 2 Person Pro
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Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2023 Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2023 by Patrick Myers
    • HOLE IN THE BOTTOM FIRST TIME OUT
Style: 2 Person Pro
Well, big disappoint. Went over a rock first time out in the boat on the river, and ripped a 10" hole in the bottom of the boat, and in the floor. Floated 9 miles sitting in 10" of water. The sides kept us a float. I would never recommend this item. Totally not worth the money, and a waste. It was I guess the most expensive river trip we have ever taken, no joke, $920 down the drain. Oh, I guess we could send it back for a repair job for a minimum of $7 Update: Well, I have to say, their customer service was awesome! We have another boat being shipped to us. They really stand behind their product! We will see how the next one holds up. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2011 by SPUNKY

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