Two-Person Inflatable Montana Airhead Kayak

M.T. Thurston: We bought this as a Christmas present & just used it for the first time (yes, 7 months later). We also have 2 singles & they all inflate easily & are good on the river. BUT, this kayak is losing air on one of the sides.....after a 5 hour float one side was notable deflated, but thankfully not enough to sink me. We reinflated the kayak today to see if we could pinpoint where it is losing air, but we cannot figure it out. However, it is definitely losing air somehow. I'm going to contact Amazon & Airhead customer service, but since we left it in the box for so long, I'm doubtful that I'll be able to get any help. Such a waste of $500, sadly.

United States on Jul 04, 2022

Frédérick: Parfait pour lac pas en riviere avec beaucoup de courant je l'utilise pour aller pecher seul meme sil es deux place car meme sil es deux place on es serrer a l'interieur

Canada on Nov 27, 2018

UGR: I had a Coleman canoe for many years, but found myself using it less and less because of the hassle of getting it on and off my car roof rack. This inflatable does away with all that trouble. I can inflate it in about ten minutes with a manual pump and throw it on the roof of my car (it is light enough that I can do it by myself) or throw it deflated into the trunk of my car and do the pumping at the water's edge. It is much more stable laterally on the water than my old and heavy canoe. I can even jump off the kayak for a swim and make it back into the kayak with a bit of wiggling (which I also could not do with my canoe). I use it with canoe paddles, which works fine and has the added advantage that the paddles take up less space inside the kayak than regular kayak paddles would. The kayak is fairly short, but seats two regular-sized adults comfortably with a bit of space front and back for luggage. The inflatable seats are fairly comfy, comfy enough that I took a nap on the lake the other day- another thing that I found impossible in my old canoe. When it gets hot, though, the vinyl will probably get a bit sweaty and sticky under your legs. The outer skin...

United States on Aug 30, 2017

Roger Fox: Received this kayak in about 3days. The only con about this kayak was how it was packed in the box. The scag was bent over. I was able to straighten it by heating it with a hair dryer and straighting. It inflated in 10 minutes. Tracked fairly well for an inflatable. Extremely stable and roomy. The seats are confortable as long as you don't fill them up until they're hard. It stayed well inflated even in 35 degree water. It deflated quickly and packs up easily. My wife and I took it for test run and are very satisfied with it. We bought this kayak for its portability. We plan on keeping it in our RV.

United States on Jan 23, 2017

K2: I've had a chance to take this Kayak out 9 times this summer. Each time I felt very safe and secure. This Kayak is virtually impossible to tip even with a 9 year old son that likes to stand up in it. I was even able to sit on the edge (One side) with legs hanging in the water. Great amount of space to carry a lot of extras on the lake, the seats even have mesh pockets which is great for those things you grab for a lot (Sun tan lotion, phone, ummm maybe cigarettes for smokers). This boat is sturdy and expect a lot of looks and questions while out on the water. Every time its beached, I always get tons of compliments on how nice it looks and tons of questions from people. I swear if I had extras, I could sell them all day.

Some have said it leaks air? After 9 trips, I has not lost any volume, and I have had no need to bring a pump like some have suggested (I did bring a pump the first few times, just in case). If your boat looses that much air, you have a leak somewhere.

This Kayak is easy to pump up (5 Minutes) and letting the air out takes a few seconds. The more I do it, the less work it becomes to setup and take down.

When on the...

United States on Aug 11, 2014