10.2'x35''x8'' Inflatable Kayak with Detachable Seat, SUP-Kayak Set Includes Hand Pump/Aluminum Oar/Backpack, Boat for Adults/Youth | for Fishing, Touring

We couldn't be happier with this paddle board/kayak! It exceeded our expectations in every way. The quality is outstanding, and it is incredibly easy to inflate, transport and pack away when done. We recently took it on a 7-hour trip down the Weeki Wachee River, and it performed flawlessly. There was plenty of room for our dry bags, drinks, and other gear, and the board remained stable the entire trip. Whether sitting or standing, it was comfortable and easy to maneuver. My husband weighs 240 pounds and used the fold-up seat from his john boat instead of the included seat. At the end of the day, he said this was one of the best investments we've made because he had absolutely no hip pain or discomfort after seven hours on the water. If you're looking for a stable, well-built, versatile paddle board that's easy to transport and comfortable enough for all-day adventures, this is it. We would absolutely buy it again and highly recommend it! I will be buying a second one shortly.

I love this kayak. I got lots of compliments and ppl wanting to sit and feel it. I had a kayak that was just tubing material and this one is elite. It’s tough, durable and easy to carry. It is a full shoulder and chest workout to inflate it so I do recommend an electronic pump that measures the PSI. It’s very spacious and you’re essentially sitting on top of the water. I went down the river for 4th of July and while other kayakers got stuck on rocks I grazed the top and even sharp rocks and downed trees I just bounced off of and there’s not even scratches on the kayak. Water wipes right off, after I’m done with it, I dry it off and then pack it.

This inflatable kayak has met and exceeded my expectations! I’ve had no seem leaks it holds my body weight expertly. The setup is quick and easy! I love the amenities it comes with like the storage bag and an oar! It works great out on the water as I can just float or paddle with ease and the paddle storage right on the kayak makes me feel secure that I won’t loose my oar while floating around! I did want to go with an inflatable as a hard bottom kayak or boat that would support me way way out of my price range. So although this is a bit more expensive then I wanted to I would gladly pay this price again for the enjoyment it has given me and the freedom to be out on the water!

Overall, I really like it. I took it out on the water for the first time last weekend and had a blast. The craft feels really stable in the water, which translated to me feeling comfortable and confident as I took it out for the first time. I'm not a lightweight and it still sat plenty high in the water. If you've got some meat on your bones, an inflatable like this is the way to go for sure. Definitely, no worries about the weight limit on this one. It's pretty easy to assemble and inflate. If you use the hand pump, you're for sure gonna ge a pre-paddling workout. I used a small low pressure battery powered air pump to fill up most of the volume, then brought it up to pressure by hand. It worked out well and saved me half the effort. Pros: it's sturdy and has plenty of features. The fin helps it track well (even if you won't be winning any speed races in this). The paddle is solid and feels like it will hold up to regular long term use. There are lots of D rings and a bungee system for cargo. It also has a fishing rod holder and camera mount. It's rated to hold plenty of weight so you don't have to worry that you'll over load it. And, it feels stable in the water. Cons: The diameter of the paddle shaft is too large for the paddle clip on the craft. It's a SUP/Kayak, but I didn't get a SUP handle for the paddle. No glue came with the patch kit. The cover over the camera mount is a foam thing that doen't seem like it will hold up very long. It could also use one of those inflatable foot rests. In my mind, the pros far outweigh the cons, and I had tons of fun taking it out. But, I can't give it 5 stars because of the paddle clip issue. I'm going to add anothe D ring between the two undersized paddle clips so I can use a bungee to hold the paddle in place when I'm not using it (also a paddle leash). So, not a difficult work-around. But, they really should size those clips up so they fit the paddle or use clips that work with a wider range of paddle diameters. If you're looking for an inflatable Kayak or Kayak/SUP, this is definitely a good one. Just be aware of the minor cons. As an update, I've been taking this out very regularly for 20 months. It is holding up really well and looks like it will continue to hold up for a long time to come. Worth the money for sure.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: It works! I’m a big guy so my wife said I look like an oversized kid in a tub when I sit on it. So we call it the tub boat! The thing is stable and easy to paddle. I plan on using the fishing pole holder to plant a pirate flag on it. The only issue is the seat. It’s not the best but worked. I got it for the 500lb rating and it didn’t disappoint! I even got compliments from folks that also sit to paddle on their boards. You will get wet but you are on the water so not an issue. Buy it! Could be cheaper… if it gets lower in price, I might grab another one.

I purchased this as a christmas gift for my daughter. Its finally spring time. She finally got to take it out and blow it up to use and it has a torn seam so it s loses air. We are outside the return window. This was very expensive, it shouldn't have holes.

I can barely swim but this kayak is sturdy and with my life jacket I wasn't at all scared. I had so much fun with it and caught lots of trouts. My dog hates it, he keeps wanting to swim back to shore LOL. We will be working on that this summer. I hesitate the year before and finally pull the plug, wished I had done it sooner. And, I am 67 yo woman, making my bucket list.

Took this on a lake that has a lot of small mollusks so the shore was pretty well littered with sharp little shells. 5 hours on the lake on and off with it resting on the shore and not so much as a scratch on it. Tracks well and skims right over the water. I am 5'11" and 260 and it held up amazing. Overall a great value for money. Easy to inflate. I would recommend getting a sturdier seat but the one that comes with does just fine.

Took it out on a mini maiden voyage yesterday and it’s a 4.5/5 from me. Super easy to set up, super stable and durable, and hard to tip, so getting in and out was comfortable. Easily transported with lots of space in the included bag which is a big plus when we go camping: I can even throw in my bailer safety kit, waterproof bag and lifejacket(s)/wetsuits. As a curvy but smaller girl at 5 ft height, I would say that the size is perfect for me too, if not more, with lots of extra space in the cockpit and 500 lb capacity, so you can bring along your pet 🤍 I can see myself using this inflatable for a long time; I’m also saving up for a hard kayak in the future. Only gripes making me give 4.5 stars are: 1. the buckle-in included seat has slippery material, so do buy a grip/rubber seat that gives you cushion while non-slip. 2. The included paddle is also a bit poorly designed/poor quality so HIGHLY recommended you buy a separate paddle - Pelican, Ocean Bound, Tango fiberglass etc are all reputable options—your kayak will thank you. I bought a beautiful marble Pelican Angler paddle for < $100 right here on Amazon if you’re on a budget—there’s great deals around. 3. the hand pump takes a bit of time to pump up the kayak - buy an electric pump! Other than that, I love my very first ocean vessel - once it’s inflated, you can’t even tell it’s an inflatable (it’s THAT durable, with compliments from my friends) 😊

Absolutely amazing product. I weigh nearly 400 pounds and this kayak holds me perfectly. There is ample room in the cockpit for someone my size and the seat is strong enough to hold me comfortably. Despite other reviews saying the paddle is poorly made I find it very sturdy and easy to use. The fact that it extends to the length I need and can be disassembled for cleaning and storage is a bonus for anyone with limited space. The paddle also floats but I’d recommend a bungee to assure it doesn’t float away. The storage bag is large enough to fit everything you need. Including the paddles and any other supplies you need. I have used this kayak in both fresh and salt water and it handles both well. If the wind picks up causing a few waves they can hardly be felt in my experience. The large flat bottom makes it just about impossible to tip this kayak. It does move more slowly than a hardbody kayak but I haven’t found issue with that as I do most kayaking solo and at a leisurely pace anyway. I have not used the pump included as I ordered an electric pump which I would recommend. I can’t say enough good things about this product. I never thought I’d ever be able to experience being out on the water but this kayak has made it possible.

Je l’ai utilisé 5 ou 6 fois a date. Très content. Possible également de se mettre debout comme une planche. Très stable et sécuritaire ne versera pas. Je vous le recommande

Getting the last PSI is tough for my wimpy arms. I only made it to 11 PSI and it was still rock hard and worked like a charm. I have a SUP pump to get me most the way through but the last PSI I feel like you have to use the pump that comes with the kayak. A bit of water did get into the kayak so my bottom was wet the whole ride but it was a hot day so not a big deal. The chair set up was a bit confusing but once I figured it out the seat was really nice. I do suggest you buy a cushion with a nonslip bottom as the seat doesnt have much cushion. Would be fine for a short kayak but for a lengthy ride you may want something more comfortable. I bought one on Amazon for $12. I also bought a Pelican kayak oar. The one that comes with this is a little flimsy. The rod slides in and out even when the 'lock' is clicked in so I found it a bit annoying to readjust it while paddling. We had lots of people coming to check out our kayaks at the lake. The backpacks are huge so we could fit our cushion, SUP pump and life vest in addition to everything the kayak comes with. Although a little on the pricey side and having to buy additional items to make it comfortable I do really like these. They seem durable so far but I've only used it once.

At first we loved this item but after only a couple days into a camping trip it somehow developed a leak. Once home we re-inflated to look closer but we have been unable to find where the leak is coming from to patch it even. And of course, it’s saying we are no longer eligible for any kind of refund or return cause 30 days are past.