Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 24 x 20.5 x 14 inches |
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Package Weight | 25.4 Kilograms |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 144 x 66 x 17 inches |
Item Weight | 25 Kilograms |
Brand Name | Intex |
Warranty Description | Limited 90-Day Manufacturer Warranty |
Model Name | Excursion 5 Inflatable Heavy-Duty Fishing Boat Set with Aluminum Oars and High Output Air Pump |
Color | White |
Material | Polypropylene |
Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
Number of Items | 1 |
Manufacturer | Intex |
Part Number | 68325EP |
Style | 5-person |
Included Components | Intex Excursion 5, All-Around Grab Line, 5-Person Inflatable Boat Set With Aluminum Oars And High Output Air Pump, U.S. Coast Guard I.D, Repair Patch, Gear Pouch, Storage Duffel Bag |
Size | 5-Person |
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Size | 5-Person |
Color | White |
Brand | Intex |
Material | Polypropylene |
Life Vest Type | Type IV |
Item Weight | 25 Kilograms |
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- ✔ READY FOR ADVENTURE: Great for boating or fishing with friends, this roomy Sports Series boat can fit five adults and has plenty of space for anything you need for a fun boating trip on lakes and mild rivers; NMMA and U.S. Coast Guard certified.ADVENTURE ACCESSORIES: Includes two 54-inch aluminum oars, two inflatable seats with backrests, heavy-duty grab handles with grab lines, two oar holders with welded oar locks, two quick-fill Boston valves, a high-output pump, and one repair patch kit
- ✔ EASY USE: The Excursion 4 Boat lets you take the fun of boating wherever you go! Fishing and relaxing have never been easier with the two built-in fishing rod holders, gear pouch, and motor mount fittings included for the flexibility of adding a trolling motor
- ✔ STABILITY: Designed with heavy-duty, puncture-resistant PVC for comfort and durability, and an inflatable I-beam floor for rigidity, the boat contains three air chambers including an inner auxiliary chamber inside the main hull for extra buoyancy and safety
- ✔ 5-PERSON CAPACITY: Inflated kayak size is 10.4 feet x 5.5 feet x 1.5 feet with a weight capacity of 1,100 pounds allowing up to 5 people to join in on the fun with Motor hp: 1.5 hp
- ✔ ADVENTURE ACCESSORIES: Includes two 54-inch aluminum oars, two inflatable seats with backrests, heavy-duty grab handles with grab lines, two oar holders with welded oar locks, two quick-fill Boston valves, a high-output pump, and one repair patch kit
- Small pinholes and small puncture leaks can be fixed with the repair kit included with your boat. See instructions in your Owner's Manual. It will fix leaks or punctures of 5 cm (2 in) maximum. We do not recommend repairing a leak bigger than 5 cm (2 in) for safety reasons
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Best Sellers Rank | #27,768 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #2 in Inflatable Rafts |
Date First Available | May 2, 2013 |
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When I first got this boat I was originally looking at inflatable kayaks. One thing to consider is that kayaks will probably row faster and have less drag. But this raft has more room for friends and the possibility of a motor attachment which is nice. I wouldn't use it without the motor unless I was just floating down a river.
I use the trolling motor attachment. I have a Newport 36 lb trolling motor and it works but is kind of slow.
Rowing is average. It is kind of too wide to row easily by yourself. The shape and the material causes a lot of drag in the water.
I have taken four total people out in this boat. I wouldn't attempt more than four.
It is fairly quick to inflate. It takes me maybe 15 minutes to inflate everything and I use an electric pump along with a handheld pump so I can inflate two chambers at once.
I did get a small hole in the side. I am not sure how the puncture happened but I fish a lot so it may have been a lure hook. I was able to patch the hole with the same material that came with the boat. I used a cutting of the little grey pouch that came with the boat (I never used the pouch anyway) and applied some marine grade glue. So the boat is not bullet proof obviously and has limitations. Don't take it anywhere very rocky or dangerous because it can be punctured.
But overall, for what I paid for it I have really enjoyed it and it gets me out on the water!
First and foremost it does not seat 5 people. It is more of a 2 to maybe 3 adults. 2 adults and a couple of kids would work pretty well.
Second, trying to row this big boat is tough. You will want a trolling motor for this boat.
Third, at least in North Dakota, if you put a trolling motor on any boat, including inflatables, it needs to be registered with game and fish and you have to follow boating laws. (If you dont put a motor on it you shouldnt have to register it)
Fourth, this is an air boat, it works extremely well on little to no current. I havent tried it in a river with a current yet but i dont think i want to.
Overall im very pleased with this boat. It seems to be tough as the vinyl is thicker than an air mattress. The fishing pole holders seem cheap and in dont think id trust my poles using them. The boat is very portable but is pretty heavy. Much easier to load and unload with 2 people. Also this boat is rated for 1300 pounds people and equipment weight. I have at least 800 pounds in my boat at all times and it floats great and moves pretty good (5 mphish) with the trolling motor.
Alright, if you are still reading here are my suggestions of what you should buy with the purchase of this boat.
1. Trolling motor mounting kit
2. Trolling motor (i used a minn kota endura max 40 thrust). The boat is only rated to 30 thrust or 1.5 hp (33lbs max motor weight according to the box) but im pretty confident you could fit a bigger motor on this if you wanted to.
3. Minn kota power center battery box. This box is great, it shows you battery life remaining and has spots for dc power so you can charge your phone and whatnot.
4. A 29 series deep cycle battery. I used an everstart maxx 29 from walmart
5. Minn kota portable battery charger. I like this charger because it has overcharge protection and is very lightweight and easy to use.
6. A 4 pack of life vests. I bought the orange cheapos but they work fine just to be legal
7. An air horn
8. An anchor. I think mine is 3 or 5 lbs. Trust me you want an anchor as the boat floats away easily when you are trying to stay still.
9. I bought a fire extinguisher. Not required by law but it makes me feel safer
10. Bow and stearn light (green/red for bow and white for back). I found a set for inflatables on amazon and they are AA battery powered.
11. An electric air pump. I bought a dc powered one so i can use the truck at the lake to power the pump and inflate the boat.
12. Industrial strength outdoor velcro. Stuff kind of flops around in the boat. Velcro keeps stuff organized
13. I would consider buying a couple large plastic bins to carry and store the boat
14. Loctite! The bolts holding the motor mount seem to loosen on their own. Using some loctite should help that
15. I am buying led light strips for my boat for better lighting at night
16. Buy dock bumpers if you plan on landing this at a dock. You dont want sharp metal or wood puncturing it

First and foremost it does not seat 5 people. It is more of a 2 to maybe 3 adults. 2 adults and a couple of kids would work pretty well.
Second, trying to row this big boat is tough. You will want a trolling motor for this boat.
Third, at least in North Dakota, if you put a trolling motor on any boat, including inflatables, it needs to be registered with game and fish and you have to follow boating laws. (If you dont put a motor on it you shouldnt have to register it)
Fourth, this is an air boat, it works extremely well on little to no current. I havent tried it in a river with a current yet but i dont think i want to.
Overall im very pleased with this boat. It seems to be tough as the vinyl is thicker than an air mattress. The fishing pole holders seem cheap and in dont think id trust my poles using them. The boat is very portable but is pretty heavy. Much easier to load and unload with 2 people. Also this boat is rated for 1300 pounds people and equipment weight. I have at least 800 pounds in my boat at all times and it floats great and moves pretty good (5 mphish) with the trolling motor.
Alright, if you are still reading here are my suggestions of what you should buy with the purchase of this boat.
1. Trolling motor mounting kit
2. Trolling motor (i used a minn kota endura max 40 thrust). The boat is only rated to 30 thrust or 1.5 hp (33lbs max motor weight according to the box) but im pretty confident you could fit a bigger motor on this if you wanted to.
3. Minn kota power center battery box. This box is great, it shows you battery life remaining and has spots for dc power so you can charge your phone and whatnot.
4. A 29 series deep cycle battery. I used an everstart maxx 29 from walmart
5. Minn kota portable battery charger. I like this charger because it has overcharge protection and is very lightweight and easy to use.
6. A 4 pack of life vests. I bought the orange cheapos but they work fine just to be legal
7. An air horn
8. An anchor. I think mine is 3 or 5 lbs. Trust me you want an anchor as the boat floats away easily when you are trying to stay still.
9. I bought a fire extinguisher. Not required by law but it makes me feel safer
10. Bow and stearn light (green/red for bow and white for back). I found a set for inflatables on amazon and they are AA battery powered.
11. An electric air pump. I bought a dc powered one so i can use the truck at the lake to power the pump and inflate the boat.
12. Industrial strength outdoor velcro. Stuff kind of flops around in the boat. Velcro keeps stuff organized
13. I would consider buying a couple large plastic bins to carry and store the boat
14. Loctite! The bolts holding the motor mount seem to loosen on their own. Using some loctite should help that
15. I am buying led light strips for my boat for better lighting at night
16. Buy dock bumpers if you plan on landing this at a dock. You dont want sharp metal or wood puncturing it

The bottom of the raft can be used to trace the pattern onto the board, then I recommend cutting into 3 sections to make storage of the floor much easier, and the floor will be more portable. I carpeted mine and added pipe insulation zip-tied around the edges. This prevents any splinters or edges of the plywood from damaging the PVC on the raft. That last thing you want is a puncture when you're out in the water about to get your line wet.
I used all of the standard, included hardware to mount the motor mount to the raft. The mount is sold separately, but it's well worth purchasing the mount and a decent 40-60 lb thrust trolling motor if you intend on using this setup for fishing. I found the motor mount to be sufficient as-is, though I've read with the Excursion 5 there is quite a bit of dip and there are easy modifications to correct this if you search online. The Excursion 4 does not seem to have as much dip to it with a trolling motor installed. There are lots of resources and info online for modifying these Intex rafts. My particular trolling motor is a Newport Vessels 55 lb trust, runs on 12V deep cycle marine battery. I went with a size 29 105Ah battery which is heavy (about 50-60 lbs), but it has enough power/capacity to run the trolling motor for a full day on the water.
Is an Intex Excursion seaworthy? Definitely not. I would not recommend this setup for cruising over choppy sea water or rivers with moderate to strong current. However, for calmer waters...lakes, streams, ponds, it's absolutely perfect. Great as a 1 or 2 adult bass fishing rig, and easily supports 2-3 younger kids along with an adult. 4 adults would not fit comfortably on this raft, even though it has an overall weight rating of 1100 lbs.
Overall, a great product from Intex. The raft seems very rigid and should hold up well to minor abuse and wear & tear, time will truly tell. Plan on spending a few hundred $$ on upgrades to turn this raft into a viable bass fishing rig, but even after spending on upgrades, it's much more reasonably priced than other options. Great entry-level setup for those who don't mind spending a couple of hours on some DIY upgrades and modifications.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 16, 2022
The bottom of the raft can be used to trace the pattern onto the board, then I recommend cutting into 3 sections to make storage of the floor much easier, and the floor will be more portable. I carpeted mine and added pipe insulation zip-tied around the edges. This prevents any splinters or edges of the plywood from damaging the PVC on the raft. That last thing you want is a puncture when you're out in the water about to get your line wet.
I used all of the standard, included hardware to mount the motor mount to the raft. The mount is sold separately, but it's well worth purchasing the mount and a decent 40-60 lb thrust trolling motor if you intend on using this setup for fishing. I found the motor mount to be sufficient as-is, though I've read with the Excursion 5 there is quite a bit of dip and there are easy modifications to correct this if you search online. The Excursion 4 does not seem to have as much dip to it with a trolling motor installed. There are lots of resources and info online for modifying these Intex rafts. My particular trolling motor is a Newport Vessels 55 lb trust, runs on 12V deep cycle marine battery. I went with a size 29 105Ah battery which is heavy (about 50-60 lbs), but it has enough power/capacity to run the trolling motor for a full day on the water.
Is an Intex Excursion seaworthy? Definitely not. I would not recommend this setup for cruising over choppy sea water or rivers with moderate to strong current. However, for calmer waters...lakes, streams, ponds, it's absolutely perfect. Great as a 1 or 2 adult bass fishing rig, and easily supports 2-3 younger kids along with an adult. 4 adults would not fit comfortably on this raft, even though it has an overall weight rating of 1100 lbs.
Overall, a great product from Intex. The raft seems very rigid and should hold up well to minor abuse and wear & tear, time will truly tell. Plan on spending a few hundred $$ on upgrades to turn this raft into a viable bass fishing rig, but even after spending on upgrades, it's much more reasonably priced than other options. Great entry-level setup for those who don't mind spending a couple of hours on some DIY upgrades and modifications.



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Reviewed in Germany 🇩🇪 on August 13, 2019



Heavy duty vinyl keeps safe, it’s easy to inflate, deflate and store.


Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on July 21, 2018
Heavy duty vinyl keeps safe, it’s easy to inflate, deflate and store.





I haven't seen the Excursion 5 under 400 since then. I had to modify it, I'm a tall guy and I hate sitting on floors. I needed a hard floor etc. 4x8 veneer and few seat pieces later, I also orderer a battery kit and a trolling motor.
The result ? The best under 1000$ experience I ever had on a lake. Beware of the waves, it can be scary on a windy day, but at early morning for fishing it's just perfect. I inflate it once and then leave it at my deck, charging the battery at night and back fishing again.
I picked a deep charge marine Duracell battery 24 and the minn kota trolling motor shelf. I also choose the minn kota charger as it's very good for a battery.
The only bad buy I did was the trolling motor mount. I paid 130$ and saw it last week for 30$. Overall I'm super satisfied. Everyone is amazed by my boat.
Oh and I caugth some yummy fishes.


Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on May 31, 2021
I haven't seen the Excursion 5 under 400 since then. I had to modify it, I'm a tall guy and I hate sitting on floors. I needed a hard floor etc. 4x8 veneer and few seat pieces later, I also orderer a battery kit and a trolling motor.
The result ? The best under 1000$ experience I ever had on a lake. Beware of the waves, it can be scary on a windy day, but at early morning for fishing it's just perfect. I inflate it once and then leave it at my deck, charging the battery at night and back fishing again.
I picked a deep charge marine Duracell battery 24 and the minn kota trolling motor shelf. I also choose the minn kota charger as it's very good for a battery.
The only bad buy I did was the trolling motor mount. I paid 130$ and saw it last week for 30$. Overall I'm super satisfied. Everyone is amazed by my boat.
Oh and I caugth some yummy fishes.


