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Question: How much different is the 330 compared to the 370?  (I'm a beginner, nothing crazy like white water).  I plan on using it with my wife and 10 lb dog.
Document: It really only takes about 10 minutes to be ready to go.Under way:Stability is good and there was no anxiety about a capsize while getting in. I'm 6'3" and my wife is 5'8"; we both had plenty of space. As we paddled away from shore I heard "this is easy! ", which was a great relief.
The boat also hauls a good amount of gear, we went camping to a boat only site and we had 400 pounds between the two of us plus 20 pounds of gear between us and a couple of bags strapped to the bow and stern. The boat was marginally more sluggish but nothing like what I expected, add the 20 mph cross winds and the performance was more than I could have asked for.Convenience:From when I pull out the bag from the trunk to putting into the water is about 10 minutes.
On a cold days getting wet is no fun. I actual think the SeaEagle is more comfortable then the hard shell. The 370 conforms to your body and it is like sitting in a lounger. The SeaEagle is easier to trasport and you dont have to worry about some one stealing it off the top of your car. I have also paddeled the SeaEagle 330 the one man version. For 2 people you will want the 370.
I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the 370 to anyone and I can say we are planning several major trips for next summer.Addendum (6/10/13):I've continued to be very pleased with this purchase. I think I've gotten my moneys worth and then some. I've taken this boat into ponds, lakes and rivers and haven't had a single mishap. Now, after having paddled it quite a few times, a few comments.This paddles and feels more like a canoe than a kayak.
I used my Sea Eagle 370 for the first time Sat at a nearby lake. I was completely satisfied . It was easy to blow up and easy to handle in the water. The kids loved it. my 9 and 10 year olds took it out by themselves and had a blast. I would highly recommend this product.
You have to be meticulous about getting into all the folds to prevent mildew. My last concern is that it really isn't that light to carry alone, me being at about 150lbs, and 5'1", I struggled to carry it like a heavy grocery bag, not easy! I don't know if the SE330 would have made that much more of a difference. Maybe I'm just a wimp, I don't know, I'm not giving up yet.
Both can get you out on the water. Both look great and get lots of attention / questions from on lookers. The hard shell is faster but with my wife and me in the SeaEagle we can keep up with other boats since most Kayaker are not out to race anyway. I like the fact that the hard shell covers your legs. With the SeaEagle your going to get wet.
I actually was thinking of the Sea Eagle 330 and was about to buy it when I checked the prices and the 370 was actually $25 less than the 330 that day (and $75-125 less than the 370 had been a few days before). Now I see the price has gone up again, but keep checking as the price seems to fluctuate.
This leaves me sitting in the bottom of the kayak which is what I like anyway, I'm wearing my bathing suit so I don't care if I get wet, then I recline! Oh yes! I can drape my legs over the side to soak in the water, I can drape my arms over and there are no hard sharp edges anywhere, it's pure comfort. I prefer orienting the seat so that I'm facing my hubby so we can chat and hang out on the lake.
Born In Rocky Mountain Montana. Back Country fishing and hunting trips involved Mules and Inflatbale Boats. Sea Eagle was there as early as the 1970's. I travel as a Professional Mariner. Own a Sea Eagle 330 I trust and use on ocean, Rivers, Lakes and Ponds. JUST purchased a 370, as my GEAR and passanger loads have increased.
Answer: yes