Not as cheap as it has been when buying from Amazon but still a good $60 cheaper than what is currently available.
Intex K2 Explorer Inflatable Tandem Kayak $194.99 Delivered @ Costco (Membership Required)
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klonky on 03/10/2022 - 07:49 costco.com.au (604 clicks)
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Great inflatable kayak, great price.
Lots of fun for two adults or an adult and two kids.
This one is too short to be used as a 2+1 kayak.
Not in my experience. Fits myself and a pair of ten year olds nicely.
Albeit with only two included seats, the best config is to have one of the kids sitting at the stern facing backwards.
how does it go with just one person in the kayak? is it fine being in either seat in terms of stability? apologies for my ignorance in this area.
@Dealr: I’ve only been out for a couple of quick runs on my own, but it handles fine. The seats are adjustable so you can move it/them back and forth for the best centre of gravity.
You see quite a few anglers with the two man Explorer or Challenger models, presumably because of the extra space for gear. This model is broader - so more stable, but less sleek than the Challenger which is faster and more manoeuvre able as a result. But for first timers and kids, it reviews well as a good multi-purpose unit.
Stupid question - How do you know if you are allowed in a body or water with a kayak? Thanks.
Agreed.
In all seriousness, if it’s your neighbour’s pool or spa bath, you should ask permission first…
Ask the locals, find the local signs, check the websites for local govt or the agency handling the body of water. The only requirement on a public waterbody is an approved life vest.
I have this Kayak. Honestly I found the base of the Kayak was unsupportive and as a result using it gave me lower back pain.
That said I am a 100kg man.
For kids it's probably pretty good. In hindsight I would have spend the money on an inflateable SUP.
That looks like a cycling shoe.