🚣 Exploring Waterways: Intex Excursion Pro Kayak Series Offers Ultimate Adventure Review

There is something to compare. On pvc for many years. I did not expect from this manufacturer, but the kayak is good. Very neatly glued. Normal paddle included. Judging by the weight, the fabric is really 750. Comfortable support for the legs. There is a bracket for fishfinder, camera and any ram brackets (almost no one does this anymore with inflatable kayaks). There are holders of spinning rods, handrails and D rings. There are luggage skirts and carrying handles. In general, an excellent…

Update: Came with a bottom damage. I was in the middle of the lake and the whole kayak deflated and started crashing down on me. Within 30 seconds I was finally able to get off and someone on a boat picked me up. After further research, this is a Chinese company with very cheap products, I strongly advise you not to buy from these very dangerous guys! I haven't used the pump since it broke.

Bought this kayak for my wife. Just received today, very happy with this kayak. Collected and inflated. Smart design, pretty light. My wife is 4'11" and I was able to adjust the seat and footrests so she could sit comfortably and reach the camera mount. This kayak is not for a tall person, at 6ft 3" I wouldn't fit in it We will be launching it next month but so far we are very happy with this kayak.

The kayaks themselves are great. They are very easy to inflate and deflate. The two-way pump looks cheaply made, but has held up well so far. It inflates and deflates the kayak which is very nice. It also inflates on both the upstroke and downstroke of the pump. The kayak moves well on the water. I bought two so my wife and I each have one. We like the light weight and the fact that they fit in our car when deflated. On the other hand, when I first took it apart, one of the blades broke off…

My first inflatable was a Challenger and I still love using it but wow. Excursion Pro is a big update! The only problem I had was figuring out how to use the air valves, which are different than those on the Challenger. I kept losing air as soon as I removed the peristaltic pump, but then I realized I had to turn the valve before adding air and then it worked fine. This summer I had a great time with my new kayak. No problems with seams/leaks. I was able to carry it myself, although it was a…

Received this today and will be taking it on my maiden voyage tomorrow. I inflated and deflated it today just to test it. Very rapid inflation and deflation. Maybe 4 minutes to inflate and 4 to deflate. The ability to blow off with a pump is great. The kayak itself feels very solid and the material feels very durable. I will update this review after actually being in the water. I finally have this kayak on the water! I kayak on a very calm lake and this kayak worked very well. It was light…

I am 58 years old, female. 5"4, 150 lbs. Average strength and ability for my age. This is my first kayak. And I wanted something for fishing. This kayak fits perfectly. Definitely worth the effort. I can recommend it once inflated and installed even for short distances. The build quality is impressive. I was very concerned about fishing with an inflatable boat. But that concern was unfounded. The material is very durable Boat on the water. The hardest part is all the water that gets into the…

You get what you pay for. I'm glad I took it off for a few months, but it won't last more than a season and I'll be replacing it next year. I've taken it out 9 times already; After my 8th ride it started leaking at the seam. In between, I partially inflate it, wet it with a hose, then deflate it and fold it neatly for storage once dry. He wasn't dragged and he wasn't hit by some hooks. I'm not exaggerating. The seam where it leaks is on the right ballast. All accessories are very cheap. I'm…