Brand | Intex |
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Item Weight | 46.73 Pounds |
Material | Polypropylene |
Color | Red |
Style | 2-person |
Seating Capacity | 2 |
Weight Limit | 400 Pounds |
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 25.25 x 23.5 x 13.35 inches |
Package Weight | 21.98 Kilograms |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 151 x 37 x 18 inches |
Brand Name | Intex |
Warranty Description | 90-day limited manufacturer's warranty |
Model Name | Excursion Pro Inflatable Fishing Kayak Set with Aluminum Oars and High Output Air Pump |
Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
Number of Items | 1 |
Manufacturer | Intex |
Part Number | 68309EP |
Included Components | Repair patch kit, High-output pump, Two removable skegs, Two adjustable bucket seats, Two floor mounted footrests |
Size | 2-Person |
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Brand | Intex |
Item Weight | 46.73 Pounds |
Material | Polypropylene |
Color | Red |
Style | 2-person |
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- Super tough laminate PVC with polyester core: Light weight and highly resistant to damage from abrasion, impact and sunlight
- High pressure inflation provides extra rigidity and stability, with high pressure spring loaded valves for easy inflation and fast deflation
- Includes 2 removable skegs for deep and shallow water, 2 floor mounted footrests, 2 integrated recessed fishing rod holders, 2 adjustable bucket seats
- Removable and adjustable mounting bracket for additional accessories, such as GPS systems, fish finders, swivel fishing rod holders etc. Includes a carry bag and repair patch
- Storage space in bow and Stern with stainless steel d rings for tying down Dry bags and gear; Kayak total weight capacity: 400 pounds
- 3-ply super tough construction employs a high molecular PVC that is unaffected by gasoline, oil and salt water. It is highly resistant to damage from abrasion, impact and sunlight. It also permits more air pressure for rigidity.
- Includes 86 inch Aluminum Oars and High-output pump
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Excursion Pro K2 | Explorer K2 | Challenger K2 | Challenger K1 | Dakota K2 | |
Inflated Size | 12'7" X 3'1" X 1'6" | 10'3" X 3' X 1'8" | 11'6" X 2'6" X 1'3" | 9' X 2'6" X 1'1" | 10'3" X 3' X 1'8" |
Kayak Weight | 39.01 lb | 30.60 lb | 33.53 lb | 23.9 lb | 30.60 lb |
Persons Capacity | 2 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 2 |
Weight Capacity | 400 lb (180 kg) | 400 lb (180 kg) | 400 lb (180 kg) | 220 lb (100 kg) | 400 lb (180 kg) |
3-Ply Laminate Construction with Polyester Core | ✓ | - | - | - | - |
Air Chambers | 3 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 3 |
Integrated Fishing Rod Holders | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Skegs Included | Standard directional & shallow water directional | Standard directional | Standard directional | Standard directional | Standard directional & shallow water directiona |
Inflatable Booster Pad for Elevated Seating | ✓ | - | - | - | - |
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ASIN | B07F88P35C |
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Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #9,135 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #1 in Fishing Kayaks |
Date First Available | January 1, 2019 |
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Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2019
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We found it took about 15 min for each kayak when us old buggers blew up the three chambers and, it was doable. We kayaked for a few hours and it felt great, we felt safe in the mangroves.. even with alligators around, we had about 300 lbs and it could have handled more. The Kayak itself said it held only 260 or something but online it said 400 so we ignored the boat itself. It can easily handled 400- 450 lbs..
If I had a negative comment it would be the oars are poor quality so we will use our better oars for them. Also, there is a bit of a learning curve. It took an hour first time and 15 min 2nd time. Keep in mind we are 65 and 68 years old, so you have to cut us some slack. We OPENED THE BOX WITH CARE so as not to cut the kayak.
We like these kayaks so far. We’ve only been out in them 2x but we look forward to many more fun and hassle free times.
The Florida Brohman’s
First off, aside from life vest, the package includes EVERYTHING you need to enjoy your day on the water. This is an excellent starting kit for someone looking to get into the hobby, and will easily allow owners to upgrade as they go (more on that in a bit).
Out of the box, setup took me about 15 minutes all told (reading the book, inflation and check out). Everything was solid, and no problems. Deflation took only a few minutes, and everything (aside from the paddles) fits into the provided bag. It is portable, but I wouldn't want to hike for any length of time with the kit by myself (and being a single father...).
Taking it to the ocean today (specifically a mangrove protected area, so not open waves), the boat performed amazingly. For those curious, I had:
Myself @ 230lb
My daughter @ 50lb
2 Camelback bags @ 4l capacity
Due to the shallow water I used the short skeg. The boat was very stable, and felt as solid (if not more) as a plastic hulled boat. The body was very rigid (inflated to spec and verified with the included gauge), and showed no flex even when being rocked by good wake. The boat also tracked very well, but turned very quick when needed (I suspect the short skeg helped that). With a strong paddle, I could basically turn in place, and never ran into something uncontrollably. I also didn't feel like I had to put a ton of extra energy into paddling; the boat didn't putter to a stop if I took a break, though I am sure it didn't cruise as long as a solid hull might have. That said, I wasn't feeling like I was fighting the vessel, and it made the experience great.
As noted, my daughter and I brought ourselves and some backpacks, and we still had room for more cargo. There is a solid area behind the rear seat, as well as in the front, and y pi u can easily fit a dry bag in both areas. I ran with my backpack between my legs, and still had plenty of room. The foot rests were also very useful, and provided genuine support for strong paddling. The inflatable seat look a little cheaper compared to expensive models, but they did the job just fine, and had no problem paddling for around 3 hours without discomfort.
So, with all the raving, nothing is ever perfect, so I will point out some honest critiques for buyers to consider:
-I expect the included carry bag to last about 3 more trips. It is easily the weakest part of the package, and should be changed first. It holds EVERYTHING, but just doesn't feel sturdy.
- The paddles are usable, and while I don't expect them to snap on me, there is no way to adjust for different size arms. I am 5'6", and had no problem getting good strokes, but bigger/smaller users may want to make sure they are a good length for them.
- Seats also tend to be a personal choice, so i will note that the seats are not a proprietary system, and you can easily upgrade them if you need. They follow the common yak system of the back supported by forward hooks, and i see no reason you couldn't upgrade the seats. Again, i was happy with them, but they are inflatable to only one size, so different users may want to consider something down the line.
- The bow and stern could really use some sort of webbing or extra tie down for gear. There a metal d rings all around that can be used for anchors or ties, but nothing on top to hold anything (like an anchor you might attach to the d rings). This leaves only the foot space and aft space as the only secure storage; I am sure you can add something, but it's not there out of the box.
At the end of the day, it only took about 20 minutes to tear down, and that included a fresh water rinse. It's easy to pack down, and has no problem going back in the bag (just make sure you deflate it as much as possible to get the space). I know my daughter and I will have many more adventures thanks to this boat, and I really think it is an amazing value at its price. I compared it to a sea eagle 380x I was able to examine, and aside from weight rating, I didn't feel like I was making a sacrifice in quality for what I wanted (sure, I won't take class 4 Rapids like the eagle, but.... that's not a problem for me.. heh). This boat swings above its weight, and I think, if given a chance, will really get a good following like it's cheaper cousins. If this is in your price range, spring for the extra.. it's worth it!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 8, 2019
First off, aside from life vest, the package includes EVERYTHING you need to enjoy your day on the water. This is an excellent starting kit for someone looking to get into the hobby, and will easily allow owners to upgrade as they go (more on that in a bit).
Out of the box, setup took me about 15 minutes all told (reading the book, inflation and check out). Everything was solid, and no problems. Deflation took only a few minutes, and everything (aside from the paddles) fits into the provided bag. It is portable, but I wouldn't want to hike for any length of time with the kit by myself (and being a single father...).
Taking it to the ocean today (specifically a mangrove protected area, so not open waves), the boat performed amazingly. For those curious, I had:
Myself @ 230lb
My daughter @ 50lb
2 Camelback bags @ 4l capacity
Due to the shallow water I used the short skeg. The boat was very stable, and felt as solid (if not more) as a plastic hulled boat. The body was very rigid (inflated to spec and verified with the included gauge), and showed no flex even when being rocked by good wake. The boat also tracked very well, but turned very quick when needed (I suspect the short skeg helped that). With a strong paddle, I could basically turn in place, and never ran into something uncontrollably. I also didn't feel like I had to put a ton of extra energy into paddling; the boat didn't putter to a stop if I took a break, though I am sure it didn't cruise as long as a solid hull might have. That said, I wasn't feeling like I was fighting the vessel, and it made the experience great.
As noted, my daughter and I brought ourselves and some backpacks, and we still had room for more cargo. There is a solid area behind the rear seat, as well as in the front, and y pi u can easily fit a dry bag in both areas. I ran with my backpack between my legs, and still had plenty of room. The foot rests were also very useful, and provided genuine support for strong paddling. The inflatable seat look a little cheaper compared to expensive models, but they did the job just fine, and had no problem paddling for around 3 hours without discomfort.
So, with all the raving, nothing is ever perfect, so I will point out some honest critiques for buyers to consider:
-I expect the included carry bag to last about 3 more trips. It is easily the weakest part of the package, and should be changed first. It holds EVERYTHING, but just doesn't feel sturdy.
- The paddles are usable, and while I don't expect them to snap on me, there is no way to adjust for different size arms. I am 5'6", and had no problem getting good strokes, but bigger/smaller users may want to make sure they are a good length for them.
- Seats also tend to be a personal choice, so i will note that the seats are not a proprietary system, and you can easily upgrade them if you need. They follow the common yak system of the back supported by forward hooks, and i see no reason you couldn't upgrade the seats. Again, i was happy with them, but they are inflatable to only one size, so different users may want to consider something down the line.
- The bow and stern could really use some sort of webbing or extra tie down for gear. There a metal d rings all around that can be used for anchors or ties, but nothing on top to hold anything (like an anchor you might attach to the d rings). This leaves only the foot space and aft space as the only secure storage; I am sure you can add something, but it's not there out of the box.
At the end of the day, it only took about 20 minutes to tear down, and that included a fresh water rinse. It's easy to pack down, and has no problem going back in the bag (just make sure you deflate it as much as possible to get the space). I know my daughter and I will have many more adventures thanks to this boat, and I really think it is an amazing value at its price. I compared it to a sea eagle 380x I was able to examine, and aside from weight rating, I didn't feel like I was making a sacrifice in quality for what I wanted (sure, I won't take class 4 Rapids like the eagle, but.... that's not a problem for me.. heh). This boat swings above its weight, and I think, if given a chance, will really get a good following like it's cheaper cousins. If this is in your price range, spring for the extra.. it's worth it!



