INTEX Excursion 5-Person Inflatable Boat with Composite Motor Mount Kit

I love it! Gets me and the family around the water and is easy to set up.

I have had so much fun with this boat. I built a floor for it and bought a trolling motor for it. I was able to take it out on the lake and caught catfish from it. Its very stable when properly aired up and with a solid floor. Its a decent size for my self and my girlfriend. Fit the 2 of us and gear comfortably. Great value for a boat I can put in my trunk.

Loved the product

I’m a former river rafting guide, so I’m familiar with inflatables and the wear/tear they experience. Using this boat just for lake fishing. Very spacious—I am consistently impressed with its capacity after seeing how compact it is in my vehicle. Unsure why/how we got a hole on the side after one use. Potentially poor storage or carrying to/from lake, but also not the thickest material for inflatables (expected with price). Nice that it comes with patches!

Great deal on this very large raft. Nice thick material. Easy for 2 people to carry to water.

Used it in a saltwater bay this summer (2024) with an electric saltwater trolling motor hooked up to a LiFePO battery in a plastic case. Working well so far. Construction looks good.

Really easy to assemble, strong materials we are enjoying this boat a lot during the summer.

Purchased for a family float trip. Friends and family suggested I purchase the Seahawk 4 from a different vendor, but I didn’t listen. I should have taken their advice and so should you. We opened the raft at our camp site and immediately noticed while the raft looked new, there appeared to be rope burn marks across the #2 and #3 chambers near the front of the boat. We didn’t think much of it as the rest of the boat and items appeared new. We also wanted to make the best of the situation as we had a group of nearly 30 people and the float trip had been planned for the better part of a year. We inflated the boat on the grass and proceeded to pack the rest of our stuff. Within 45 minutes we noticed the boat’s #2 and #3 chambers were not as tight as they had been. We thought it was just the rubber stretching out as the boat hadn’t been inflated before. We again inflated the boat and proceeded to take it to the river for a 12 mile float. The boat seemed ok so we started our float trip. About an hour in to the float we had lost pressure in the #2 and #3 tubes. It became so bad and unsafe for my wife and 5 year old that we had to exit at a camp site and call someone to come get us. Needless to say we never finished the float trip. We examined the boat and refilled it with air several times but we could not locate the leak. Rather than transport the defective wet and sandy boat back home we chucked it in the trash. We were pretty mad our trip was ruined by the defective boat. We contacted VM Innovations to let them know what happened and how the trip was ruined because of the defective boat. We were advised that they cannot refund our money without me cutting out the warning label on the raft and sending them a picture of it. Apparently they think we are lying and trying to get a free boat. VM Innovations, you can keep my $150 I paid for the boat because apparently you need it more than I do. Way to insult your customers by implying they are liars and thieves. Hopefully potential customers won’t make the same mistake I did by purchasing a substandard product from a substandard vendor. As a side note, friends and family purchased five of the the Seahawk 4 boats from another vendor and those boats worked flawlessly.

I bought this boat and had problems initially. However the saler was very helpful and patient, and had guide me through the problems. I very much appreciate the gesture. And would recommend doing business with this saler in future orders.