10 ft Dinghy Boats, 2 Persons Inflatable Boat Fishing Kayak Raft Sport Boat for Adults with Paddles Air Pump Carry Bag

Nice boat for the money. Just the air floor alone is worth the price. I would not add a very large or heavy motor on this since it does not have a transom mount like heavy duty inflatable boats do. I like the fact I can use a regular stadium type of seat as most kayaks are too narrow for it. Paddle not great and pump works but leaked on me. A+

This is a very nicely complete inflatable raft package, though for some reason they're calling it a kayak. It has an included storage bag which you can fit everything but the pump into, oars that you assemble with slip collars, and inflatable seats. While the materials are quite tough, and the boat has held up well, there are some design flaws that hold it back.Pros: - Complete package has everything you need other than a life vest. - Thick, sturdy hull material. - Ability to mount a trolling motor. - Valves that make inflation easy once you get the hang of them.Cons: - The oars do not lock together very tightly, and I was often worried that a paddle would slip off. - The seat cushions don't attach to anything, they are more like pillows and they can get knocked out of the boat. - The "floorboard" is independently inflated, and does not attach to the boat. The problem is if you take on any water, this starts to float inside the boat, and the whole structure starts to give way. This makes draining water out of the boat a massive problem once you make it back to the shore. - Low walls make it easy for waves to crash over the sides and take on water.I put the boat to use in the ocean and where things were essentially calm it was ok, but as soon as there were waves to handle, the boat's design flaws quickly became apparent. All of those criticisms aside, I feel like this would be a great boat for out on a lake as long as it doesn't get too choppy. Honestly, the biggest issue it has is the flooring which is not attached to the main hull, but that is a pretty big issue.If you're looking for an beach/ocean capable boat, keep looking, however if you're looking for a sturdy, inflatable raft you can use on a calm lake, this would work out great.

This has been pretty fun for me and my kids. I (200 lb. male) rode in it with 3 of my kids (7, 4, and 2). We all had to sit front to back because we were definitely not fitting even two people side-to-side. Some things felt like unnecessary extra stuff but we could just not use it and be fine.PROS- Weight capacity: It is listed at 600 lbs. for a capacity. I guess I would trust three of me to ride on it but just barely. It is rated for 2 people so two heavier people could probably ride this just fine.- 2 air chambers: You can inflate the outside separately from the inside (floor) of the boat. I like the separate redundancy for safety reasons.- Included accessories: Obviously they need to be included but the pump and paddles were pretty good. I like that the paddles are two sided as well.- Motor (Question mark): I didn't buy the separate motor but that sounds like a pretty cool feature that could be added on.- Patches: Thankfully I have not needed these but they're a nice addition.NEUTRAL- Surefire inflating: There weren't great instructions that told you how much to inflate the boat. I was a little unsure at first so I had to try it a couple of times out on the water.- Seat cushions: They're nice to have if you want them, I guess. With my crowded boat, I just removed them and that turned out better for us. They seem a nice quality but they don't secure onto anything so they might just get in the way.- Carrying bag: The bag is nice but in my experience, it only holds the boat. It was even tough to get the boat inside the bag. I wouldn't call it a top quality carrying bag but it does the job well enough.CONS- Probably best for calm waters: This did great on the lake but water did get easily inside the boat and there wasn't a great way to get it out. I assume this would be worse on rougher waters. Even with a little water inside, I started to feel the boat get lower so keep that in mind.I am pretty happy with this boat. There were things I might have wanted to be better but for the considering the price, it really does do a lot. I would recommend it with the limitations being considered.

The kayak is easy to set up and inflate. The two oars require assembly out of the package, but that is easy. The set did not come with instructions, but everything is intuitive; I do not think that printed instructions are necessary.It comes with a manual pump that seems to delivery a high capacity of air, thanks to its fat shaft. The pump is designed for you to stand and push down on it, but its shaft is a bit short for that, so I found that using both hands worked better.The total time to inflate the kayak was approximately 6 minutes, to fill the 2 chambers. The 2 seats require inflation, but they are very quick to inflate using the included pump.The separate air chambers seem to hold a high pressure of air.I have not taken the kayak out on the water yet; when I do, I will update my review.

The boat is much nicer than I expected for a $169 price tag.The accessories are where it's lacking the most. The paddles are super cheap and the seats are just a blow up pad. These both can be upgraded if you choose and probably already have better ones that can be used. The pump is quite decent. The storage bag is very cheap as well.The boat floor is removable.The boat is very lightweight.I will be using this as a SUP, it just feels safer having the sides. And will be nice to sit and row when I choose.I would definitely recommend this especially to someone who already has a nice paddle.