Inflatable kayak reviews & comparisons
If you are a taller person (approx. 6’2” or taller) looking for an inflatable kayak that offers enough leg room and comfort, there are a few options to choose from. Many solo models may leave you feeling cramped therefore it would be wise to take …
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Two-person inflatable kayaks are usually much longer than the solo models and consequently weigh a fair amount more. However it is still possible to get a tandem inflatable kayak that is light enough to still be very portable and easily transport …
A convertible is basically a tandem kayak that can be converted for solo use. I like these because they give you the option of paddling with a friend or paddling solo if you choose. However if you want your boat all to yourself there are some …
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When your kids are young you will most likely want them to be in the same kayak as the adults. However as they get a bit older they may want to venture out in their own inflatable kayak. There are many models that are ideal for kids of all …
Whitewater inflatable kayaks are designed for those who want to paddle down raging rivers, manoeuvre around rocks and holes and generally do all sorts of crazy tricks that flat water kayakers wouldn’t dare. Consequently the whitewater kayaks have …
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I have had so many questions from people who are trying to choose between the Sea Eagle 380x and the Sea Eagle 385 FastTrack. I can understand the confusion as these two inflatable kayaks have some very similar characteristics and are very …
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