Sunlite Sports 2-Person Inflatable Kayak with Aluminum Oars (136" x 33"), High Output Air Pump and Storage Bag, Double Tandem Kayak for Adults, Two Person Canoe and Kayak, Good for Lakes and Rivers
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Arrives
May 31 – Jun 2
Style: Premier with Canopy
Features
- UPF 50+ SUNSHADE CANOPY: Stay cool and shielded from UV rays with the easily detachable sunshade canopy; perfect for sunny days on the water, it provides essential protection, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable paddling experience
- FOR OPEN WATER ADVENTURES: This inflatable kayak is designed specifically for exploring serene lakes and gentle rivers; its sturdy construction and impeccable stability make it the ideal choice for tranquil water bodies; with a maximum weight capacity of 400 pounds, it can effortlessly accommodate two adventurers and their gear; measures 11.37 feet x 2.75 feet when inflated, offering ample space for a comfortable ride
- PREMIUM PVC CONSTRUCTION: Made with heavy-duty PVC material, this inflatable kayak is built to last; the PVC has an updated thickness and is puncture-resistant; it is BPA-Free and does not contain phthalates
- 2-PERSON CAPACITY: Enjoy a relaxing ride in this kayak, featuring adjustable, cushioned seats for maximum comfort; the spacious design allows for an enjoyable adventure on lakes and rivers, making it perfect for both short trips and extended excursions
- PORTABLE WITH EASY SET-UP: This kayak effortlessly folds down into a compact size and comes with an included portable storage bag; its inflatable design allows for quick and hassle-free setup, making it perfect for transportation and storage
Brand: Sunlite Sports
Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Color: S3 Sanjuan
Style: Premier with Canopy
Seating Capacity: 2
Brand Name: Sunlite Sports
Model Name: 3014SS
Manufacturer: Sunlite Sports
UPC: 813629024216
Model Number: 3014SS
Included Components: 1 Kayak, 1 Canopy, 2 Aluminum Oars, 1 Hand Pump, 2 Skegs, 1 Storage Bag
Warranty Description: Warranty
Item Type Name: touring-kayaks
Seating Capacity: 2
Weight Capacity Maximum: 400 Pounds
Color: S3 Sanjuan
Style Name: Premier with Canopy
Material Type: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
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This is a fabulous inflatable kayak!! I bought it for my son's birthday present and he is in love with it. Just don't lost the fins the first day like I did. I already have to replace them, but that's on me. The pump is fast and easy it's a great value and a huge hit all around!!
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2025 by james manzano
I ordered two of these, one with cover and one without. I rode in one solo and my two kids rode in the other one. The set includes manual pump, but I did not use it. I ordered a battery powered pump that worked awesomely. I would not want to inflate these using the pump! It was easy to assemble and setup. My only problem is that the seat was not very good at holding my weight. So it was quite uncomfortable the first time. After getting a seat that better supported my back, I love it. The kayaks are stable (make sure you install the fins on the bottom else you will have trouble tracking straight in the water!). They hold air and had no leaks! The oars seem to work fine. I was very pleased with these kayaks other than the seat. My kids had no issues with them though!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2025 by R. Williams
Why did you pick this product vs others?: I hadn't been kayaking in a good amount of years because of the hassle of transporting them, but I really wanted an inflatable so I could start back up again. This one is great. It's really comfortable and roomy. The seats could be more supportive though. It inflated pretty quickly too. I haven't tried it with the canopy yet, but I'm excited too. I also lost a fin for the kayak by accident, and the company sent me one straight away for free. Overall, nothing but good things to say so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2025 by Anastasia Turkan
POS had a hole in it right out of the box
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2025 by Amazon Customer
This is apparently a very new model. Web searches reveal no professional reviews and essentially no additional information about it. One of the big box stores has offered it for a while and there are quite a few images posted by customers. Unlike many competing kayaks, this one has only two air chambers. I had thought that one valve is for a floor chamber and that the only other valve is for the rest of the kayak, but that's not quite correct. One is for the floor, but the outer tubes of the floor are bigger than the other floor tubes and serve as the lower part of the sides of the kayak. So, in the event that either chamber deflates, the sides will largely deflate, but there will still be at least some air in them, on the top or the bottom. The dearth of air chambers could be disastrous if one of the two chambers deflates. Never take this thing into alligator territory, never take it further from land than you can easily swim, and never take it further from your pull-out spot than you can easily walk, with or without the kayak. (You don't want to attempt to lug it far through a forest or to attempt to hike out through an impassible swamp.) Always take the patch kit and pump with you on the water, and consider taking a water pump or bailing container. The carry bag is thin, weak and too small, at least if you insist upon using it as a two-person kayak, with two seats and two paddles. If the stock bag is given significant use it will fail. Don't even think of subjecting it to airline luggage handlers. Before making any use of it I immediately sewed continuations of the straps around the bottom of the bag, and sewed on a pack-cloth "bathtub" bottom panel, in hopes that it could be shoved around on rough floors without ripping. That was a waste of time and materials. Don't bother with attempting to make the bag serviceable. After spending a fortune in time improving it, I found that even without one of the paddles and without one of the seats it was still extremely difficult to fit the rest of the kayak stuff in the bag. It's a skinny bag that falls on its side, so it isn't nearly sufficient to armor just the bottom. Baggage handlers would still destroy it and maybe the kayak too. If you want to bring it on airplanes, take it out of the bag and put it alone in a big suitcase. For a car and for carrying it far to a put-in (which in distant cities you might sometimes do), buy a different bag. For the pump, the inflation strip-gauge, a patch kit, and a bailing device, I also sewed a bright orange bag ‒ orange so it won't be forgotten on a river bank somewhere. The stock patch doesn't include glue, which makes me wary of it. Get a better kit. Though sold as a two-person kayak, this boat is too small for use by two adults. With modifications it is fairly suitable for use by a solo paddler: First, add new sticky velcro on the floor in the center of the boat, for the new seat location. (But don't expect that new velcro to stick like the factory velcro. It won't ‒ especially on a hot summer day, when the combination of heat and kayak stretch will create a sticky mess.) The seat straps also need modification (lengthening them so that a solo paddler in the center can attach the straps to the clips on the hull meant for a front paddler). Properly setup for use by a solo adult, this narrow, low and pointy kayak can outshine many more expensive inflatable kayaks in its ability to track well, achieve reasonable speed, and fight wind and currents. The Amazon page doesn't state the weight. Other sites put it at 32 lbs, without mention whether that includes the paddles, etc. That is probably the weight of the full kayak package in its retail box. On my good digital home scale, the the kayak in its stock carry-bag with one stock seat, one paddle and the pump weighs 25 lbs. Add about a pound for my additions to the carry bag, a seat strap, and the kayak floor. Adding a second paddle and a second stock seat would increase weight by ~2.2 lb for the paddle, and ~1.6 lb for the seat. I don't much trust the hull to resist punctures, though some customers say they have scraped over a lot of rocks without problems. One customer reviewer elsewhere hit a submerged tree branch during his second outing and his kayak no longer holds air. The Instruction Guide says that it is "designed for short-distance cruising and beach use only." The Amazon page for this kayak says that it has a 1 year manufacturer warranty, but the Limited Warranty set forth in the Instruction Guide that is enclosed with the kayak says the warranty is only 60 days, and does not apply to: Anyone but the original purchaser; Anything beyond manufacturing defects; Punctures or tears; Accident damage; Damage from improper operation, maintenance or storage; or Damage from environmental forces. The design of the air chambers, and the shape, size, capacity, frills, price and seat attachments of this kayak are very similar to that of the Intex Challenger K2 ‒ so similar that I wouldn't be surprised if they are made in the same factory. The Intex kayak has an essentially identical limited warranty. The Intex is said to weigh 38 lbs, but I doubt that's accurate. It's a toss-up as to which kayak is better. I prefer the more subdued green color scheme of the Intex, but it has only one skeg, so it probably won't track as straight. The Intex Explorer K2 kayak is safer, with separate air chambers for the two side pontoons, and another for the floor chamber, plus a drain hole in the bottom at the rear. It used to be more expensive than the Challenger K2, but now inexplicably cost less on Amazon, and both are currently less than this Sunlite kayak. On the downside, the Explorer K2 has higher sides (catching more wind and making it harder to paddle) and it isn't as streamlined or as fast. If I were paddling in a windy location, or attempting to go upstream in a river (where I could swim or float back downstream), I'd rather be in this Sunlite Chesapeake. Both of my Intex kayaks (I also have a more expensive Intex Excursion Pro K2 model) had terrible inflatable seats that had to be replaced with decent aftermarket seats. That added significant expense to both. I am hopeful that the inflatable seats on this Sunlite kayak will serve adequately. They wrap around one's body a bit, which might make the backrests less prone to collapse. With great effort and some trepidation I have sometimes paddled an Intex Explorer K2 the better part of a mile across open deep water. I'd be much more reluctant to do that in this Sunlite kayak, though it would go faster and the odds of it suddenly popping an air chamber without hitting submerged rocks or branches would be slim. Still, even big waves, wakes or rapids could be disastrous, as there is no drain plug. If you venture far from shore or your take-out spot, at least bring a water pump or a bailing device. (Maybe in an emergency the air pump could serve as a water pump. I haven't tried that, but both air and water are fluids.)
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Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2024 by mark
Dont think just buy it. ITS AMAZING! Tough enough I took a corgi in it, the pump actually pumps it up fast!, its so light I can handle it myself and Im 5' 115pds with no problem.
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2025 by 4LuvofBun
Way better than I thought! Inflates in under 10min, really durable, and stable for my husband and I ✅
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2025 by Char