Sea Eagle FastCat Catamaran 2-4 Person Inflatable Boat-Rigid, High-Pressure, All-Drop Stitch, Easy Setup, Self-Bailing
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Style: FASTCAT14K_D2
Features
- OPEN COCKPIT FOR MORE SPACE: For a 12' boat, FastCats offer an incredible amount of usable space. They EASILY hold 2 to 4 adults and several hundreds of pounds of fishing or camping gear.
- GREAT SPEED WITH SMALL MOTORS: The FastCat12 goes 15 mph with relatively small outboards - 5 hp engines power these boat easily across lakes or bays.
- UNBELIEVABLE FUEL EFFICIENCY: These low cost motorboats use almost no gas. FastCasts can go literally 50 miles or more without refueling a 3 or 6 gallon tank.
- 15 MINUTE SETUP: The FastCat 12 can be setup and fully rigged in 20 minutes. So you spend more time on the water and less time to get on the water.
- STOW IN A CORNER OF YOUR GARAGE: Because FastCats are inflatable, they pack down to a fraction of their inflatable size and can be stored in the winter in a large closet or in the corner of a garage.
Color: White and Red
Brand: Sea Eagle
Material: Plastic
Product Dimensions: 154"L x 56"W
Item Form: catamaran
Occupancy: 2-4
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Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Manufacturer: Sea Eagle Boats
Weight Limit: 1200 Pounds
Brand Name: Sea Eagle
Item Form: catamaran
Occupancy: 2-4
UPC: 023634085526
Manufacturer: Sea Eagle Boats
Included Components: FASTCAT12 Inflatable Hull and Package Components
Warranty Description: 3 Year Manufacturers Warranty
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Dimensions L x W: 154"L x 56"W
Weight Capacity Maximum: 1200 Pounds
Color: White and Red
Material Type: Plastic
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Style: FastCat12 Swivel Seat Canopy Package
I would not want to pump this boat up by hand. My electric pump took twenty minutes to inflate the four chambers on this boat to 12 psi. Easily maneuvered by one person. My friend and I launched at a boat ramp with a mercury 3.5hp on it without getting our feet wet. The ride was comfortable and stable. The bottoms of the hulls have good abrasion protection and the center platform does not touch the ground/water even when loaded. The material is as rugged as any other inflatable on the water. The passenger platform is rigid - like a paddleboard. I have not tried but believe boarding this boat from the water would be simple for anyone. It is completely self-bailing. It will not collect water. I would not want to paddle this boat alone in any kind of wind as it rides really high in the water drawing about 4 inches at the back of the pontoons. This is the perfect boat for launching almost anywhere with a useable boat! I have not tried launching in surf but I would not be afraid to try.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2022 by pamul8r
Style: FastCat12 Swivel Seat Canopy Package
I watched so so many videos on inflatables on YT and other platforms before pulling the trigger on this... seriously. I've set it up and taken it down several times before taking it out on a lake here in OR, and I have to say I love this thing, so far. If you get the canopy + swivel seats.. be aware that they will probably come in sever separate boxes. i.e.; I got the boat and canopy in one shipment and the seats came a day or two later. Another issue was the MSO document to register it, if you have to... it's supposed to be enclosed in a plastic pouch on one of the boxes, but mine didn't. :( I just sent a message and the nice folks emailed me a pdf and also mailed me a copy. So, check the boxes for it! I've gone through so many different $100 pumps of all sorts.. I would STRONGLY suggest grabbing the recommended pump in their "setup" video. It's a bit pricey.. but I just ordered one today (with battery), I figured I would just use a "shark" pump but it sucked bad. I also burnt out another pump that I purchased locally from lowes. So yeah.. save yourself some heart/headache if you can afford the bts dual with battery on the Sea Eagle website.. for sure. It's kinda pricey and the shipping was like 50 bucks.. but.. I am HOPING it will work better than anything else I have tried thus far. I ended up getting a few more scotty pads for this and a few pvc anchor Drings.. so I can mount the fuel tank on the rear with 550 cord or bungies to make more room, and plan to 3D Print a connector to mount the Garmin Striker Transducer to the bottom/side. I slapped a 6.5hp amazon 4stroke on it.. and it was pretty dope for the first outing with my little girl. Hope this helps!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2023 by Jace Black
Style: FastCat12 Deluxe Package
I bought this boat without seeing one in person, only the sponsored videos are on the web, so you're not getting an unbiased view there. Overall, I'd say they deliver a nice inflatable for the price, but take my review with a grain of salt, I have never owned a "real" inflatable before. I have had some experience with what I consider the "pool toy" class, and they deliver pool toy performance. My last boat was a 24 ft Canyon Bay center console fishing boat with a 300Hp mercury outboard. This is obviously a giant step down in class from there. This review will be updated once I have this boat registered and under power. First, the good - it's surprisingly solid when inflated a few PSI below the recommended max of 15psi. The included pump will get you there, but not without sweat and effort. I highly recommend an electric pump. Now a few critiques of what I consider should be standard. First - the included swivel seat and mount are NOT suitable for saltwater use. The seat is polymer, and as such it's fine. The swivel is powder coated steel and will quickly degrade into an un-useable, corroded mess, the same as all other steel things in salt water. The same thing applies for the quick release seat mount, the screws holding it together are zinc plated, and will quickly dissolve into garbage. The steel construction soon to follow. The QR seat mount itself is laughably loose and is a wart on an otherwise good idea. When you "lock" it into place, you have a laughable amount of slop in the seat mount. It would be much better to offer this as an option for the quality impaired customers who might prefer cheap and quick over a useful and quality part. I do not belong to that group. I'd prefer a choice to upgrade to quality components worthy of use in all conditions. I immediately looked for and ordered stainless steel replacement components to suit my preferences. I hate that I payed for garbage to start with, as I'd prefer the choice. Mind you, I'm not specifying an army tank, just a reasonable quality baseline. I put this together in my garage and inflated it - then decided what would be acceptable after completely assembling it with the OEM supplied parts. The manual pump is a functional part built to the obvious lowest price point. Which is actually fine, since after using it once, you'll surely choose to upgrade. One of the Scotty mounting bases was not completely bonded to the PVC hull material, it looks like there was no adhesive applied to one corner on either surface, so I'll be fixing that with some adhesive ordered for that. Typical Asian QC, pretty good is good enough. The transom is painted wood, that isn't spelled out in the description that I saw, but wood is a suitable material, if properly coated with an appropriate paint stack. The slots in the transom assembly for my boat were unpainted wood, while the major surfaces were properly coated, so minus points for failing to properly detail the transom coatings. So this is a well designed idea with the typical shortcomings of Asian manufacture - i.e. shoddy QC and a general lack of attention to detail. It is overall a good design, and I plan to keep it and use it, but be prepared for what are unfortunately, the usual shortcomings in materials selection and attention to detail. One additional thing to note - unless you're 3 feet tall, the seats are WAY to close to the deck, if you're a normal human adult, your knees will be at chest level when sitting on the plank "seats". This is also not obvious in the literature, but it is an important thing to note. I do not prefer the rotating swivel seat supplied, while my wife likes that idea. So I moved the crappy swivel seat to the front position for her, after replacing the swivel mount with an SS unit, and I put a Millennium marine B-300 seat in the rear position. The cheap quick release seat mount was "upgraded" with SS screws, but it still has steel components that I expect to see degrade quickly in the marine environment. That is a separate project I'll have to address in the future. There does not seem to be a "factory" stainless unit, and if there was, with the current sloppy fit, it would be a waste of money to buy such a poorly fit replacement. I will update after actually using this under power, this is a garage review. I know this seems like a negative review, and to a point it is. Execution on your idea matters. This is a great design, executed without the quality components it deserves. I fully expect this tiny boat to be a great solution to the idea of a small, lightweight, platform for use as a towable behind an RV or pretty much any vehicle, but the details matter, and if you fall down on the details, you deserve to get called out for it. Build what you thought you should, not 80% of that idea. Update - After using this boat for a weekend trip, I have to say. It handles well, rides dry, and is quite stable. It has a ridiculously shallow draft even with a Mercury 9.8hp motor and a six gallon tank at the transom, you could probably run trouble free in 8 inches of water. With a short shaft engine, it needs to be coaxed on plane gradually, or it will cavitate, but once on plane, it runs like a champ. Other people on kayaks and paddle boards are drawn to it like moths to a flame. I put some beach wheels on my own aluminum axle, and it is pretty easy to move around once you figure out where the axle needs to be. I have pulled it from a campground about a tenth of a mile to the launch by hand pretty easily. All in all, it does what I wanted pretty well.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2022 by J. Allen