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Question: how much weight can this kayak take? can this support a 200 pound man?
Document: I will need to figure a way to get it to stay a little closer to me (maybe some Styrofoam or a pool noodle).The seat:MUCH better than the old version. The old one was a folding flap that was attached to the kayak. I couldn't figure out how I was supposed to sit on it. This version has much more support.
I had mine for about a couple months and used it about 10-12 times on mostly inland lakes. It like to trail a bit because of the poorly placed fins on the bottom but other than that I highly recommend this as a budget purchase to ANYONE. I had a BLAST in this thing and it is much easier to navigate than a regular kayak b/c it is much lighter weight and it is far more COMFORTABLE.
I had mine for about a couple months and used it about 10-12 times on mostly inland lakes. It like to trail a bit because of the poorly placed fins on the bottom but other than that I highly recommend this as a budget purchase to ANYONE. I had a BLAST in this thing and it is much easier to navigate than a regular kayak b/c it is much lighter weight and it is far more COMFORTABLE.
We took our kayaks to Pelican Harbor in Miami Beach. It was pretty windy and wavy, but still the kayak performed very well. Let me tell you, that was a workout! The kayak is super easy to assemble, and gets inflated in 5 mins or so. Deflating the kayak is even quicker. The material looks of good quality. What else can I say? Is a good deal and it will not take much space of your apartment
I did not want to install/invest in a carrying rack on my car, and I did not want to take up too much space in my apartment. With this K1, I can easily throw it in my trunk, go out on the lank/river, rinse/dry, deflate and head back home. Make sure you rinse/dry before storing and put it wherever it fits.The people complaining about performance... really need to ask themselves what they expect from an $80 inflatable Kayak.
I'm primarily using this to explore the inner Long Beach Harbor and surrounding marinas and inlets. Works very well for my purpose's. It does feel a bit slow, I believe it has to do with it's flat bottom design and the kayak does take a headwind/sidewind, pretty much any wind poorly. But, I did expect all of this when I bought an inflatable kayak for $80! I'm 5'9, 170lb, it fits me like a glove and is extremely comfortable to sit in.
I just unpacked and checked my new kayak. I must say it's much better than I expected. I was thinking it would be a toy that I might use once or twice, get a big hole in it and toss it. But this thing is very sturdy and made out of nice thick material that should take quite a lot of use. It wasn't quite as pictured here. What I got is a bright new grass green and has a very nice detachable skeg that should make it track well.
This kayak handled better than expected in the water. I do think that you should only take this kayak in waters that you know. I bought this to travel with so I don't have to waste so much gas on my car with two full sized yaks. Unfortunately,  I happened to set this kayak up in an area I didn't know was filled with oysters and clams. The kayak got completely cut up and popped both air chambers. I got stranded for an hour in a marsh and needed a hospital visit.
I really like this kayak for the price. I am just a casual user and like to kayak when my husband goes fishing in lakes or slow rivers. It is such a peaceful experience. The kayak is lightweight enough so that my 52 year old body can carry it, and it doesn't take much strength to glide across the water, although my biceps and triceps have never looked better! I would recommend this kayak to anyone who would like an inexpensive yet manageable kayak.
I love this boat so much! Granted it doesn't track very well, but it's very sturdy and stable. I take it on the Sacramento River where tracking can be challenging regardless, so all in all it's a great little rig! Especially given the price and ability to store it and easily bring it on trips - I highly recommend it.
Answer: yes