🚣 Exploring Water Wonders: ADVANCED ELEMENTS Lagoon 1 Kayak Review Review

I love this little kayak. Like most comments, it's not tracked well, but works for what we're using it for. Inflates very quickly (need to buy your own pump). If I was much taller than 5ft 9in and 170lbs this might be too small. Just for your information.

This beautiful kayak gives me freedom. It is very well constructed and durable. The seat is very comfortable, the kayak is stable and does not tip over. It only weighs 23 pounds and is easy to pick up. I used the inflator/compressor to do most of the inflation and then the bellows to do the finishing touches. It holds the air well. I am very happy that I bought it.

Super happy with the purchase. In short: - 10 minutes from parking to entering the water - plenty of legroom (I'm about 5ft 9.5in) with room for a few small items - the seat is a nice touch, as comfortable as you are. Hopefully - the straps on top are great for your water bottle too. The only downside is that it's not the fastest thing on the water. My kayaking partner is always ahead of me when I relax too much. All in all I have no complaints.

I bought this to use in our RV when traveling. Easy to inflate, less than 5 minutes. It's going well for an inflatable, no it will never be as good as a hardside, but a lot better than the 20 year old Sevlor inflatable I had. My 5'2" wife fit well, I'm 6'3" tall and my toes touch the end of the leg section. 20 minutes is fine, and 3-4 hours is getting tight. I don't know if I'd pay $500 for it, but Revain was offering an "open box" (actually discounted for a damaged box) for $275, so I jumped…

I can easily manage this kayak myself. I have a hand pump and it inflates quickly. I can carry it to the water without lugging it around. The disadvantage of this kayak is that it is so light that it is very difficult to control in the wind when paddling. When I want to clean it, I inflate it again and turn it over. dry. I'm back in the bag! As a small woman, I can't handle a normal kayak on my own, that's great! I use it on calm lakes, but I don't take it where there are rocks for fear of…

Today I took this kayak for the first time and I really liked it. It was very comfortable even after four hours of non-stop sailing. It took me less than five minutes to get it ready to go in the water! I'm lazy so when I was done I deflated most of the air and folded it in half and threw it in the trunk of my car and then cleaned it when I got home. I'm 5ft 5in, 135lbs and this kayak is perfect for me. It's definitely not meant for very rough water, but I wouldn't use it for that anyway. I was

Bought two of these for a trip to the seaside. They are mobile, easy to assemble and durable. We mostly stayed in calmer waters (we were in the sea but in a sheltered harbor). The boats are easy to transport (even my 98 lb wife). On the water they move smoothly, almost effortlessly. I think it would have bothered me in rougher waters but they are called lagoon boats. I really appreciated the attachments, mesh pocket, seat with backrest, and handles on either end (a center handle would be nice…