SereneLife 2 Person Inflatable Kayak - Double Kayak with Aluminum Paddles, Repair Kit - Lightweight, Portable Adult Kayaks with High-Output Pump - Durable Vinyl Kayak for Lake, Mild River

Ok, if your looking for a quality inflatable for touring (this thing is fast) or fishing (it's tremendously stable) that will Last ( 3 year warranty) and looks Good on the water, this just might b the yak you're looking for. First it's very well made 1000 denier fabric encapsulated with quality PVC with recommended pressures of 3 psi for the two tubes and 8 psi in the well fitting drop stitch floor which can easily be stood on while casting!! We're talking STABLE!!! Plus the floor gives a wonderfull bottom to the yak which let's it almost effortlessly Glide, Glide, Glide across the water, yet still maneuver like a champ. If you plan on confronting any possibility of white caps or other situations posing the threat of water coming into the yak, know that there are no scuppers or drains so get yourself a good manual bilge pump ( from 14 to 22 dollars or so.) The floor and seats will keep you up out of the water while you pump . The yak will carry around 700 lbs or so of gear, humans (or water lol) so stay out of the surf and you should be fine:) The seats are amazingly good, easy to mount and as the 50 year hard shell veteran u see in the photo remarked, "Damned this seat is comfy!!". The height is adjustable byy varying the amount of air in the lower cushions' internal bladder, and the back's rigidity by choosing how much air you put into lt's bladder:) As you can see in the photo, he chose to sit high, to the point he almost looks to b sitting at the height of the tubes, giving him an excellent view of the water without concern of destabilizing the yack, as well as letting him cast without impediment. You can also see how much room he has to store enough for a several day long trip, carry a passenger ( with or without pets:) or just stretch out and take a nap:). Another thing worth noting, the provided footrests actually work, the paddles are sufficiently long enough to reach the water without fouling the tubes and strong enough to really let you pull with serious intentions;). The pump works exceedingly well and fills the tubes and floor surprisingly quickly, to the point you might decide to simply leave your electric pump at home (it's dual action and tall enough that your back doesn't suffer. It also moves a LOT of air. The pump does seem to have one problem though - the fitting on the hose that connects to the fitting that locks / unlocks the hose into the excellent valves,is insuffienty strong to consistently unlock the fitting so as to avoid leaking air. I think that this might be easily handled by an application of glue;) In any event If you desire to add additional fittings, rings etc to the hull, they are readily available and can simply be glued on where you want them so you can customize your yak the way you want, just be mindful of the warranty terms. OH,the bag you put the deflated yak into is spacious and doubles as a backpack:)Last thing, it comes with two removable skegs that are quite competent in assuring that you Don't track back and forth like a watersnake while paddling. All in all, it 'an excellent Yak and a steal at the price. C you on the water:)

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I've mainly used inexpensive inflatable kayaks over a period of many years. I've always wanted to try a higher-pressure model (I'm using 2 psi in this one), so I purchased the SereneLife due to the price. Now that I've experienced a drop-stitch (DS) floor, I won't go back to standard low-pressure kayaks. The problem in the past was cost, but this model provides a DS floor for only a bit more money than other very popular cheap kayaks with mushy floors that really slow the boat down. I think DS technology has become less expensive due to the huge popularity of stand-up paddleboards, many of which use DS to increase rigidity. Also, this is a legit 2-person kayak at over 13 feet in length - others advertise 10-foot models as 2-person, but that is a stretch for any realistic non-pool use. Other pros: nice pump with seemingly accurate gauge, decent seats, Halkey-Roberts valves (not Boston as advertised), removable dual skegs, layer of material under the easily removed DS floor should increase puncture resistance. Cons: paddles are a bit sloppy and relatively heavy, no drain holes/valves. This is an initial review - I will certainly update after more days on the water.

I ordered the SereneLife 2 Person Inflatable Kayak because I'm not a paddle boarder but enjoy time on the water. Also because I have a dog that enjoys being on the water. The SereneLife water products are of good quality and are as advertised. While the paddle boards are difficult to inflate using the provided handpump, the kayak is much easier to inflate. It took me around 25 minutes to inflate all components of the kayak and that was including the time it took to read directions and locate the inflatable items. I haven't had the opportunity to put the kayak on the water and test stability but nearly all the on-line reviews are positive and highly rated. Looking forward to the outing with our dog. So far, highly recommended.

Kayak is a true 2 person kayak with plenty of room. Quality accessories. All equipment fits in the carrying backpack. Kayak floor is a nice drop stitch stable floor. Would definitely recommend this product !