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Question: Is it efficient for 1 person to paddle?
Document: It's enough for me.Took kayak to Clayton Lake State Park NM. Ranger was impressed with ease of operation...inflate/deflate. It was a little breezy. Wind took kayak a little so had to paddle back. Good work out 1 hour.I read bad reviews about the paddles. Two sets supplied. That's nice. Read reviews that paddles fell apart and were not the best quality. Before going kayaking I gorilla glued all the joints.
!Also when we took it out in the ocean one of the connector joints on my paddle snapped in half so I had to replace it ($2.50 at Home Depot). I am sure the warranty would have covered this but I am not the type of person to deal with that hassle.
I purchased this kayak..pumped it up with a coleman manual pump..very easy..sections on the kayak are numbered so you just start with #1 and go on up!I then put it on a small bike trailer to take out to a lake that is close by..It is very long. 13' but it is LIGHTWEIGHT..  i carried it down to the lake with one young boy who is on the autism spectrum. I am a 58 year old woman.
Bing, bang, boom, your quickly enjoying your kayak.I have lots of arthritis, so it was so comfortable sitting on air... great seats. I'm 220lbs. Sat in the back seat. Enough free board so even choppy 1/2 foot waves did not get in kayak, just a little water from the paddling. Got a wet butt thats all.
This started out as an exciting and happy purchase as most reviews had been positive. Unfortunately, at first one of the 'safety' compartments would not hold air revealing a 1 inch defect in the seam. We took it out anyway figuring it could maybe be fixed. By the time we returned, two more compartments were leaking for the same reason. It is a shame because this is a really comfortable kayak, and though not fast, it is fun.
Got it a few days early, :) Already had a inflating blower, so inflated it the next day. It is bigger than I expected, much bigger and sturdier.I was thinking it would be a stronger version of a pool floatie, but its more substantial than that. Took it out on the lake, and was fun. We used it for about 4 hours non stop taking turns.The few things that I noticed that could have been better after using it for a while:1.
This kayak is super comfortable & has decent handling. There are 2 small built-in skegs (bottom fins) for directional control, one at the nose & one at the rear. It's long & wide & very stable with very comfortable seats. It came with 2 sets of paddles (not just 1), they're light-weight, float & work okay. In the open harbor we bounce a bit in small waves & wakes but that's fun!
He put some strength in paddling to go faster and then it just broke like totally. Even for me, a 104lbs skinny girl with no strength whatsoever, I bended the paddles.Inflating/Deflating:It was really easy and fast to inflate/deflate. Both didn't take more than 10 minutes.Cons:1. Not for speed at all.2. Won't work in the ocean unless it's a bay area with no waves or little waves.3. Bad paddles4.
The wind doesn't carry this as much as the "Classic" K79 Kayak, which of course has a higher profile. Being so low to the water, and having a substantial width, even large waves couldn't tip us over.There are some flaws however: 1) Don't rely on the supplied paddles, buy REAL kayak paddles and take 1 or 2 disassembled as "backups" in case your regular one breaks. 2) There is no rear cargo space, a real disappointment.
I've had this about two years. I have only used it twice, both times singly. Sitting in rear seat. First time on a medium-size (~6 X 1/2 mi.)lake. About 2-3 hour trip. Started out fairly calm, ended with 10+ mph wind. This kayak tracked well in both calm and windy conditions. No problem (although a bit of work) holding a reasonable point in crosswind. Occasional splash of water into seating area in wind.
Answer: yes