Intex Explorer K2 2-Person Inflatable Kayak with 2 Aluminum Oars and Pump and Challenger K1 1-Person Inflatable Kayak with 1 Oar, Hand Pump and Skeg

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1. Shane Branch Verified Buyer – 6 March 2024

   You think these would be flimsy and cheap. They are not! I am a big guy 5’10” @ 265. My wife and I are enjoying these toys! We are having so much fun, please buy them and wnjiy them. Easy to inflate and pretty much wondering why I didn’t do it before now
   

2. Debbie H Verified Buyer – 25 May 2024

   My husband and I used the canoe one first with a total of 383 lbs and it floated just fine. It was easy to maneuver and had plenty of leg room for the both of us. It’s made very well and was easy to inflate. One suggestion would be to tighten the straps on the seats all the way for good support. It’s a great buy.
   

3. G. Adams Verified Buyer – 10 November 2024

   Nice fun toys. We have enjoyed them. They are not built for white water or rocky places. Good for around shore and calm water. The inflation valves are very basic but do able. Seats could be better anchored.
   Decent value for this price.
   

4. hekelamac Verified Buyer – 18 January 2025

   July 2022. Yellow canoe and blue/green kayak. Excellent choice! We have had hard kayaks and canoes before and they are a pain to transport and a pain to store when you’re not using them, which is most of the time for many of us. These are “blow-up” so you think they will be cheesy, but they are absolutely perfect! They each have a rudder and a tear down kayaking paddle. They were super easy to maneuver in the lake we were in. At one point I was out alone in the canoe and my 15 y.o. son was in the kayak and it got super windy and I had to paddle like the Dickens to get back. I was able to get away pretty well, but we weren’t far out and these could be taken by the wind if you’re not careful, I would think. Easily blown up with the supplied high-output handpump, but we found using a stand-up paddleboard electric pump to plug into the truck was the ticket. We used the handpump down at the water to top up the boats with air in the mornings. Note that you have to fill it up with air in the order identified on the boat (each valve will be labeled #1, #2, etc). Super easy to deflate each and put back in the carrying bags. We fished in the canoe – 1 person and the other kept us from floating away. 2 thumbs up – I was impressed and I would buy again! Don’t forget the lifejackets. Canoe had 2 adults, 5’6″, 170# (167cm, 77kg) and 5’10”, 230# (178cm, 104kg), and we each had enough room. You do have to tighten the seats as tight as they’ll go for any back support. My 15 y.o. son used the kayak, he’s 5’10” 170# (178cm, 77kg) and loved it. There is an art to getting into either boat, ha! Excellent boats.

   

5. Leslie Verified Buyer – 23 January 2025

   These are so awesome! They’re easy to haul (especially if you don’t have a truck to haul regular kayaks), easy to pump up, and they’re very easy to maneuver on the water. We love them! Very impressed with how durable they are. I was a little skeptical about how they’d hold up and worried about punctures from rocks but so far so good.
   

6. Chef Cocoa Verified Buyer – 4 March 2025

   Was not all that difficult to set up. Learning curve, put seats in first, then blow up kayak. First time owner, went and bought a second single person Kayak.
   

7. Sarah Verified Buyer – 13 March 2025

   I really like these! Went out with my 7yr old in the 2 person and my 16yr old uses the 1 person- both are easy to maneuver, blow up takes a minute but is easy enough (get a real pump), quality on both is well worth the money.
   

8. Diane Verified Buyer – 7 May 2025

   Not sturdy, would only recommend it you were going short distance no rough water. Maybe for kids just to play around with.