Inflatable Fishing Kayak for Adults - 1 Person, Pedal Drive, Folding, with Movable Seat, Hand Pump & Paddle & Oxford Bag, 410lbs Capacity

Full disclosure that due to weather in Colorado I have not had this board on the water yet. But, I have owned 3 other inflatable boats, 2 from a major US suplier and an inflatable pedal drive paddle board with similar features.This is made by Formular Darts - yep a darts company! Go figure. There's no supplier or maker address, website or email, no on-line store and no phone number. It is hidden on the back end of the Formular Darts website. Having inflated it and fitted it out with the pedal drive, framed seat, steerable fin etc I can say that this 'boat' or inflatable board seems to be an amazingly good design.Has a main central chamber and 2 side integrated pontoon chambers. So 3 inflation chambers making it safer than single chamber inflatables. The pedal drive is well made - same my other pedal drives- and supported by a single rigid center plate (not a two sided top and bottom plate). The frame seat is well made and best of all need no tools to attach to the mounting rails. (Unlike the other similar inflatable pedal paddleboard that needs a Philips screwdriver). The rear fin is drop in place (no screws!) and the steering cables are pre-attached in a sleeve along the board. I needed to simply tie off the waxed cable end ties to the fin and its ready. The paddle is not your usual cheap rubbish. It comes with a pole handle option to convert from a twin blade 'kayak' style paddle to a single 'canoe' type paddle. Has a spare set of pedal fins and a large wheeled bag and hand pump with gauge.The hull seems well made as strong as any inflatable I've used and has a textured rubber mat top to stand on and some safety directions. Overall, these people seem to have designed a superb, light inflatable that will be fun to use and quick to set up. Price is very reasonable for the quality and features.I hope they sell alot of these units and make their customer service and access to spare parts etc more open on their website as this boat seems to be a winner in this field of pedal paddleboards. I'll try and do an update with photos in the Spring when the lakes open for use again. Till then, I like this board!

I have been kayaking at my local reservoir for about 5 yrs. I go out almost daily for hours at a time, weather permitting. The adjustable stadium seat is a game changer. All of my craft are inflatable. This is my 4th type. It is amazing: rigid, stable, comfortable, attractive, easy to assemble... the list goes on... My favorite craft yet. I was considering a modular. Then, this went on sale. I am 5'3, 185 lbs, and 50 yrs old. I wanted a pedal drive, but I had to be able to handle it alone. This is at the top of my ability, but I can do it. The full-body workout is worth it. When this one went on sale, there was no question for me. Now, I would happily buy one at full price. It doesn't lose air, either, like most inflatables do. I only "top it off" every two or three outings. I do leave it inflated during the season, in my garage. My husband did have to modify the seat rail to get two of the screws to fit, and it was difficult to figure out the rudder control initially. Otherwise, sheer heaven!

This kayak is so affordable and high quality. I can't believe we didn't get one sooner! We have had so much fun taking it out on the water, though the weather is not good, Those things dont bother me though.

Nice inflatable kayak. Pump was slow so we used a electric air bed mattress pump and it worked better. Nice price and super fast delivery.