Sunlite Sports 2-Person Inflatable Kayak with Aluminum Oars (136" x 33"), High Output Air Pump and Storage Bag, Double Tandem Kayak for Adults, Two Person Canoe and Kayak, Good for Lakes and Rivers

Dont think just buy it. ITS AMAZING! Tough enough I took a corgi in it, the pump actually pumps it up fast!, its so light I can handle it myself and Im 5' 115pds with no problem.

Supreme customer service!! It was about a month before we had an opportunity to extract our kayak from the packages. Everything looked great except for a paddle blade that had a split in it. We put some super glue in the split in an attempt at repair. I also emailed Sunlite customer service to ask if they thought this semit-repair might last. Within an hour they responded and bypassing my question, they asked for my shipping address so thay could send me one in perfect condition. It was shipped the following day, and when I received it today, I was delighted. They didn't merely send me the one blade that was defective, I recieved a complete two-bladed paddle. I feel that this level of customer service indicates a total commitment to their customer base. By the way, we took out the kayak for a marvelous test run and were delighted with it.

I have received not only a used kayak, all stained, no pump, and losing air immediately after been inflated. I am not a complainer, but this was too much! I returned it and hopefully bought the same but new

Bought this for my daughter to learn on the lake. Despite the cheap feeling plastic/rubber handles on it that stretch and look like it will break when being carried, I kept an open mind. The first outing was great. It worked as intended. The second outing we noticed we already had a leak in the upper air compartment. Thankfully the lower compartment kept it's inflation or we would have needed to be rescued off the water.The overall product does not feel like it's very durable in any way. I was really quite shocked when I paid a higher price, thinking the quality would be improved over lesser models (you get what you pay for right?) and that simply isn't the case. It feels cheaply constructed with sub par materials. Personally, I wouldn't trust this kayak in a swimming pool, let alone open water in nature.

We used the kayak in Adirondack on a big lake, during but so good weather with 5-7mph wind and it did great. It felt very stable and safe.The fabric felt like a decent quality. Thicker than normal inflatable but not like much more expensive kayak. See were careful not to drag it over rocks when taking out of water and not to hit rocks in the water when paddling. I can imagine submerged branch would tear the kayak open. Don't expect durability of a $1000 kayak from $150 one.Assembling really takes maybe 10 mins. The pumping needs some strength and patience because even 5 mins of pumping is surprising a long time. Easy for a male but certainly doable even fit a small woman or children. They will just rest in-between pumping or share the task with their ride partner.The whole kayak and the paddles fit into the rather small bag. It will then fit even into the smallest car. The pump won't fit in tho, which is a pity. Maybe if you folks the kayak in a perfect way, you might fit it on too but who does it. A bigger bag would be nice. Also too add large jackets. Btw, we bought inflatable life jackets that store very small and they were also perfect for this kayak.Unexpectedly smart design:1. The kayak slopes down towards front and back with the highest point in the middle, which I found weird but it works really well. A. It makes the kayak rather sturdy when you sit in. B. It flattens out when you sit in. C. It drains water away from you.2. The weird double tube around the seating area traps water in the channel and drains it out (as mentioned in 1.) And not shedding inside of the seating area like in other kayak with single tube sides.The area for improvements:1. As mounting above, the water drains away due to pretty smart design but then some stays in the nose and tail of the kayak and creates small puddles where your gear is (see the second picture). It would be perfect if they firm front or side channels in that area that would drain all the water completely out.2. Draining water from inside the kayak before storage is really hard. Drain, with plug, in the back of the kayak would help tremendously.3. The kayak is very short. Longer than others in the same price range but still, full grown adult in 6' (180 cm) range is rather cramped in the back and cannot stretch legs in the front at all.4. It would be nice to have attachment points in the middle to be able to convert from 2 seater to 1 person kayak. It would take so little but increase usability so much.Overall, not perfect but highly recommended.

Way better than I thought! Inflates in under 10min, really durable, and stable for my husband and I ✅

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I hadn't been kayaking in a good amount of years because of the hassle of transporting them, but I really wanted an inflatable so I could start back up again. This one is great. It's really comfortable and roomy. The seats could be more supportive though. It inflated pretty quickly too. I haven't tried it with the canopy yet, but I'm excited too. I also lost a fin for the kayak by accident, and the company sent me one straight away for free. Overall, nothing but good things to say so far.

Easy to blow up and deflate, but for a two person kayak you have to have very short people. Not enough leg room for 5 foot seven and a 5 foot eight person. Due to weather could not use right away so too late to get refund, but I would if I could.