Explore the Water with the Sea Eagle 2-Person Inflatable Sport Kayak and Canoe Boat

Laura G.Laura G.: I got this as a birthday present. I wanted a kayak as opposed to a dinghy or something like that because of maneuverability. We’ve had a lot of rain in California this year and so I knew I wanted to do some boating, couldn’t afford an actual physical boat, and didn’t want the storage, but wanted to be able to be out on the water at some point to go on the rivers close by and mountain lakes here in the central valley. This kayak is the perfect choice. It holds two people and up to 500 pounds. You can go on lakes, rivers, or in the ocean. It was so easy to manage. The hardest part was putting the rings on for the valves. I have arthritis in my hand so I did have to use a plastic curved tool and a hairdryer to end up getting the little rings over the openings of the valves that took some time but after I figured out a system of doing it, I got all of the valves installed properly and then I was good to go. The instructions are very clear, and the KAYAK comes with a diagram about how full to inflate it. It’s 35 pounds and so it’s not that hard to transport down to the waters edge. The pump goes really quickly to inflate it. I think I had to pump it 60...

United States on Nov 12, 2023

Jose Antonio Perez OzunaJose Antonio Perez Ozuna: Es un Kayak como lo dice el fabricante, resistente y versátil. El tamaño da el espacio suficiente para 2 personas sentadas. Los asientos de la version Pro son muy cómodos, pero a mi parecer, quedan muy altos, lo que hace que pierdas estabilidad ya que el centro de gravedad se eleva. Lo solucionas desinflando a la mitad la asentadera, ya que tanto esta como el respaldo se inflan por separado, incluso puedes inflar solo el respaldo y sentarte al nivel de la base del kayak. En cuanto al peso, el fabricante dice que pesa 26 libras (12 kg) pero considero que pesa unos 15 o 16 kilos con todo y sus accesorios. La bolsa que tiene para guardarlo es útil, aunque lo sería mas si tuviera al menos dos correas para cargarla y transportar todo. No es tan rápido como los kayaks de una plaza, pero te sientes bastante protegido. Las válvulas son de lo mejor, no escapan nada de aire, lo que hace que lo infles muy rápido y la bomba de pedal también me parece muy buena elección, puedes inflar y desinflar con ella.

En general estoy muy satisfecho con mi compra.

Mexico on Feb 17, 2020

BryanBryan: We ordered this Kayak as it had a good rating for adding weight for a picnic or long day on the water and we have limited storage at home. It is a heavy bag to pack around. However, it inflates well and is very stable for the two of us to enjoy. I found it worked better with two people in it as opposed to single. With practice that may change. It folds up well and fits back into the bag easily.

If you want a good quality product at a reasonable price, this would be a good choice.

Canada on Jul 14, 2019

Matt: we live in the city but spend at least 2 weeks up north in the summer. instead of renting canoes, we bring our own. these boats are easily transportable and don't have to go on a roof rack, but they can, safely in their bag. we can also drive them down to the river in town. they are super easy to inflate and set up and very stable on the water, never even came close to tipping them, even in the waves of lake huron. the seats are super comfortable, much more so than a canoe, and you can inflate them to your preferred softness/hardness. you also sit, rather than kneel, which is much better on my bad knees. there's lots of room, even more, obviously if it's just you. the bungee cord on the back adds some convenient and secure storage space for shoes, towels and the like. they're very well built and durable. we always get looks, compliments and inquiries when we're out in them.

they're not cheap, but you get what you pay for. if you will actually use these boats, then they are worth the investment.

Canada on May 06, 2019

Jasmine M.: I just bought this kayak last week and took it out this past weekend to test it out. My boyfriend and I are avid kayakers and are used to using hard shell kayaks but the ones we had recently got stolen.. So I decided to try out an inflatable seeing as how they are cheaper and easier to travel with. I bought the sea eagle 330 with the deluxe seats because I thought it would be worth the extra $30 or so dollars for better seats. and it absolutely was... the seats are comfortable and super easy to pump up. First we go the kayak out of the box and inspected everything and it all looked great the paddles were sturdy and long. The bag that comes with this kayak is also amazing... Everything (paddles, kayak, pump, valves, seats) fits in there with room to add more if you wanted (although it gets quite heavy). Automatically we were psyched cause it was so easy to transport just one bag. We got to the river and laid everything out and started pumping it all up. we didn't us the foot pump cause we have a small electronic air pump for our car, and it worked great! everything was soooo easy to pump. HOWEVER this is where we ran into a few issues... this kayak is extremely...

United States on May 08, 2017

yoga addict: Excellent kayak, inflates easily, seems sturdy, arrived on time well packaged.

Canada on Oct 31, 2016

xcaret: I got this Kayak just the other day and its great , Its almost an exact copy of my 20 year old Sevylor which is no longer made the same way.( I finally wore the poor thing out) This is no rubber ducky,and I took it out to the Kananaskis kayak race coarse at Canoe Meadows,with all its rapids etc,and loved it. unlike the lesser quality ones this has the boston valves your foot pump plugs into and when full you disconnect and no air escapes. It steers good because of the two guides on the bottom. Unlike some this comes with a huge storage bag thats extremley tough, It holds my bailing kit ( required by law) life jacket , foot pump,paddles,and still has room for more. I can not think of anything I'd change if asked,it's perfect !! Well one thing I might mention ( but I wouldn't change) is that allthough its called self bailing ,it really isnt, Self bailing means about 20 holes along the bottom so white water coming over the sides will be equalized by the bouyancey of the boat and there is always water in the bottom, This boat has what I'd call a drain hole in the rear bottom that is similar to the the valves that you inflate it with except you just unscrew it and a...

Canada on Aug 15, 2014