IntexExplorer K2 Yellow 2 Person Inflatable Kayak with Aluminum Oars & Air Pump

Purchased this months ago and we finally got it on the lake yesterday. Had I wonderful time all day!I did fill it up when we received it and left it inflated for two days. No leaks and I got a little practice setting it up.Had it in the water in 30 minutes yesterday. Really was a perfect day and the kayak held up perfectly.I purchased a small anchor and we were able to laze about in the middle o a high lake with no problems.Because it is inflatable, my wife andniere able to recline comfortably in place as if we were in a recliner. Can't do that in a hardbody.We will invest in longer oars.I'm 5'10" and my wife is 5' 6". We had room for a small cooler and still had enough room to shift around.My only peeve is that I cannot get the air completely out of it when deflating. So it is never going to fold as tightly as it came.Will probably invest in a small air pump just to get all the air out.O know what you want. If leisurely days afloat on a lake or slow river there is no better product that I can find for the money out there.

I purchased this kayak for myself and my 9 year old for our yearly canoe/kayak trip. Every year we end up in a canoe together just ourselves and I end up doing all the work for 4 hours. I'm not going to lie I was a little nervous with it being an inflatable. Especially because I knew how many trees and rocks we would run into. We go to a place on the Kalamazoo River and when they dropped us off one of the workers told me there was "a 100% chance we would not make it back in tact" I can proudly say we 100% proved that man wrong. The kayak was great! Not a single issue came back in perfect condition and that was with us getting stuck on trees and rocks. My son even took a nap during our trip! Would highly recommend

You cant expect much from this only being a 100 inflatable kayak but I can say I am pleasantly surprised at the durability and how easy it is to inflate. Setup from start to finish literally took me less than 10 minutes just taking my time. Take down and packing it up was even less. I would however makes sure to bring a towel or something to dry the kayak and factor in time to let it sit after wiping (before deflating) to prevent packing it up wet.In terms of comfort, for the price, its fine, but, adding an additional person in to the kayak makes it not as comfortable having to straddle your legs around the seat of the person sitting in front. With that being said, I am a bigger guy sitting at 6'2 and 250 lbs. Its doable but not as comfortable. "Side note" sometimes when I am alone I bury myself in my neighbors garden and pretend I am a carrot but keep that between us. In other news, with this being a sit in inflatable kayak, I did found it more difficult to use the oars to row and maintain any sort of consistent pace (on a lake). This could be a combination of weight distribution (I'm a fatty) due to it being an inflatable kayak and really crappy oars. I will say that this did prompt me to order a "sit on top" inflatable Kayak because of how much I enjoyed just being out on the water in this.All in all, its a great starter kayak for people who lack the space and time to lug around a 10 ft hard body kayak. Its a cheap buy and adds a new dynamic of family fun when camping or just wanting to go out on the water for some family fun. I would recommend.Sincerely,Carrot man

Better than I ever expected. We brought it on a camping weekend where we also rented a two-person hard kayak. This was hands-down easier to use and kids and parents preferred this over the hard kayak. I do not have the best back and it was so much easier to transport to the lake than the hard kayak. Because it is an inflatable, it also was easy to transport, easy to inflate, and easy to get in the water.The paddles are perfect for the kayak and we used them on the paddleboard that we had rented as well.I think it is a steal for the money and highly recommend this product!

I have to give this 5 stars. It's super user friendly, and doesn't take long to inflate, it only took us about 10 minutes with the hand pump. We kayaked the bay behind our island and it was glided and held up to currents much easier than I expected. I live in Miami Beach and the bay is not the easiest place to kayak just because of the waves caused by boats and the current, but it held up perfectly, better than the plastic rental ones. It also held the weight that we put in it nicely (2 adults, a 12 pack of beer, lots of food, and wet clothes). I will probably buy another one for when we have friends over after using this one a few times. I want to see how it holds up in the ocean off the beach first. The oars are the perfect size, I compared them with the oars that they sell in a local dive shop. Oh, and it fits perfectly in the back seat of my bf's Honda Civic, in the bag with everything in it.

This is a lot of fun. Its easy to blow up. And the seller was very nice and replaced it without to much trouble.My first boat came with a broken valve, so the floor wouldn't hold air properly.I contacted the seller and they wanted me to do some weird stuff with the boat and cut sections out. After many photos sent to them I couldn't find the thing they wanted me to cutout so they had me cut the entire boat in half. They then sent me a replacement boat. (It was a bit scary cutting something in half as if they didn't fulfill their end I would have been left hanging.) As I mentioned they did end up sending me a replacement after I sent them pictures of the boat in two parts. The replacement looked like it may have been used which is part of why it only has three starts. 1 for the faulty product and 1 because it doesn't seem they replaced it with a new item and instead gave me a used or display item. I haven't had a chance to test it due to the weather but I am hoping the replacement will be fine.