Intex 2 Person K2 Fishing Excursion Pro Kayak $299 + Delivery ($0 with Club/ C&C) @ Catch

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McEels on 26/12/2021 - 15:00 catch.com.au (1052 clicks)
Last edited 26/12/2021 - 15:07 by 1 other user

(Merry Christmas all)

Price dropped on the Intex 2 person K2 Fishing Excursion Pro Kayak from $449 and is now $299. I was contemplating getting it from Costco for $349 delivered but it sold out before Christmas.

Pack contents:
* Kayak
* Repair patch kit
* 2 x 218cm aluminum oars
* Intex high-output pump
* Carry bag

Weight capacity (approx. kg): 180 (2 people)

Note:-
* The 1 person version is available for $199 (https://www.catch.com.au/product/intex-fishing-excursion-pro…)
* There is also CashRewards from Catch (might be a special for Boxing day from 6pm as well)
* Delivery is free for Club Catch members or delivery charges apply depending where you are (Metro $6.95/ Regional $9.95/ Rural $12.95). There is also an option to pickup from your local KMart or Target for slightly cheaper but is apparently free for a limited time (Catch Collect).

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  bargainshooter on 26/12/2021 - 15:16

  OMG stop posting deals before 6pm! Cashrewards!

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  bbqandbargains on 26/12/2021 - 15:39

  +2

  Fishing on an inflatable kayak is like using a colander as a stand up paddle boat

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  [Deactivated] on 26/12/2021 - 16:04

  +1

  So ahhh, how recommended are using these if the only water knowledge is swim school before you're 10 for a few years and not really using much of that knowledge (or stamina) in the last 15+? 😅 Heck, I don't even remember proper freestyle form.

  Been super keen on kayaking since doing it on a school camp at like 17. Thinking of the bigger picture, even going solo (they have the K1's on sale for $199 aswell), I'm now a little worried about having issues by myself on a river or even not far off the beach. I think a lifejackey is necessary from memory and probably some sort of GPS/beacon/radio if something goes wrong?

  Anyone got any tips/recommendations on where to get started? TIA! <3

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    bbqandbargains on 26/12/2021 - 16:55

    +2

    Would recommend a non inflatable yak if you can transport it. Start in estuaries, lakes, lagoons and protected bays until you're confident to take on tidal and flowing streams.

    Watch the wind forecasts and keep your life jacket on at all times. Probably don't need a GPS. The boating HD app is pretty good on your phone.

    Always use a paddle leash as well

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      pizzaguy on 26/12/2021 - 17:42

      +1

      I wouldn't recommend a non-inflatable kayak if you're a beginner or unsure.

      See Trosticles' comment below.

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  Trosticles on 26/12/2021 - 17:32

  +3

  I have the Challenger K2. I find it more stable than non-inflatable (due to higher sides). Plus, it can stay afloat on just one chamber for added safety (in addition to your PFD).

  It had been stored on a shelf for 2 years, but used it around the canals at Mooloolaba a couple of weeks ago. Kids love it, too. And the dogs (who also have PFDs).

  Also bought the Excursion 5 and got a 54lb thrust Watersnake trolling motor + motor mount + LiFePo4 battery + battery box with 60A breaker + 200 Solar blanket. Worked really well on the Mooloola River with the kids and family. Cost around $1k and it is a good addition to our camping kit (battery, box, solar). Black Friday deals worked well.

  I am a bit of a convert to inflatables. We would not have taken a rigid on holiday. So my advice is that unless you live on the water and/or have racks ready for a rigid, try an inflatable and see how you go. And maybe get swimming lessons. But wear your PFD (make sure you get a comfortable one).

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    Arch9896 on 26/12/2021 - 21:44

    I also got an Excursion 5.

    I found this from amazon, not sure why ozbargain doesn't allow me to post the link,

    Giantz 100Ah Deep Cycle Battery & Battery Box 12V AGM Marine Sealed Power Solar Caravan 4WD Camping

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      thomalfa on 02/01/2022 - 21:03

      I’m not sure if anyone aware that excursion 4 & 5 were sold $120 & $170 respectively in catch of the day back in nov 2021 when CR also further gave another 15% capped at $30… wish the deal will be back again

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  [Deactivated] on 26/12/2021 - 17:53

  You fellas are soo awesome on OZB! Thanks for the decent writeups!

  It probably won't see that much use, maybe once or twice a month if I can so probably makes more sense to get an inflatable but I definitely understand going for a solid kayak if applicable.

  Definitely have to grab a decent PFD and yeah, paddle leash sounds like a really smart idea aswell!

  Yeah, thinking now open water is probably a dumb idea but lakes and stuff seem chill to start out. I remember my school camp partner and I got bored on the Murray and ended up slaloming the tipped-in trees/branches to keep us entertained at times.. 😅

  I'm really eyeing that K1 now… Thanks again for all your advices!

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  mrsuper12 on 26/12/2021 - 18:37

  Anyone know if the K2(2 person) can be used by for 1 person? I want to buy this mostly for myself but occasionally with son/wife.

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    McEels on 26/12/2021 - 18:56

    +1

    From what I've read, it can be used in one or two person mode.

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  asa79 on 26/12/2021 - 19:50

  How big is it folded up

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  kennyd6 on 26/12/2021 - 20:22

  Does anyone know if the included pump for this will work with an Adventure Kings SUP? About to buy one and not sure if I need to get an extra pump

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  aec on 27/12/2021 - 11:56

  we bought the 3-person version from Decathlon. I am still not sure if we should keep that one and buy something cheaper, like the one posted here. Any comments? btw, stand-up boards are very popular these days. I am considering getting one too.