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Intex Excursion Pro K2 Inflatable Kayak $299 + $40 Delivery ($0 C&C) @ Macpac

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Not the best price ever, but seems like a reasonable deal as it is selling for at least $379 elsewhere.

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  • +1

    Typed in around 30 postcodes around QLD,VIC and NSW and so far the only one I found that had stock was Camperdown NSW. I’m sure there are more but seems limited.

    • Says Penrith has stock too.

  • +1

    Is this actually a decent kayak?

    • +1

      We have one and have taken it out with 2 adults. I don't have any other kayaking experience to compare but we enjoyed it.

    • people who bought one during the last sale haven't posted comments since then

      probably pretty good

      • +11

        Unless they've all drowned.

        • +1

          too busy kayaking. and inflating. and patching. and inflating again. and deflating

          so.. pretty good

    • It was a good kayak to take out but we had to return ours after only one use. (BCF were great with returns actually!)
      Same issue as a bunch of others on Amazon had. It seems like it was so tightly packed in the box that it had long creases along the side which punctured easy. Shame.

    • +1

      It's good for an inflatable, but inflatables in general have so much drag in water and much less side to side stability. They go a lot slower and a lot of your effort is wasted going sideways instead of straight so you see much less of the water vs. same effort in a hard shell kayak. The sides are also quite high and bulky so you brush the oar against that a lot. If you have the space I would get a hard kayak off gumtree.

  • +1

    The description says one person kayak. Why are there two seats?

    • +2

      One for each OzB buttcheek

    • "The Excursion™ Pro is one of the easiest ways to get two people paddling on the water. Inflating it is simple, and it comes with everything you need."

      • "A one-person inflatable kayak complete with a pump and oar included"

    • marketing scheme so u think it's a bargain?

  • From what I understand these are ok in very still water, but as soon as there is a bit of current or chop it is not easy to paddle. Can someone who has one confirm?

    • I'm wondering how it compares to a decent sit-on-top. I bring mine out with partner and dog on coastal waters and its not the easiest thing to paddle anyway.

  • +1

    I used one down Jervis Bay Huskisson which is an open inlet estuary, water was choppy and a half metre swell, I didn't capsize and paddling was a bit of a challenge, so definitely would not take into an open ocean or even beach like Coogee with a half decent swell. It's primary weakness is no hard structured rigidity.

    • Thanks for the intel. Might pass on it then.

    • +4

      Would you go kayaking in any other kayak in those conditions though?

      Sounds like not a perfect place or day for a rigid kayak either.

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