Ozark Trail 1-Person Bolt Inflatable Kayak with Dual-Bladed Oar, Pump & Carry Bag

from Captandave

I had the two seat version of this and liked it a lot. I just sold my plastic kayak when I moved to Southwest Florida. This was during the beginning of the pandemic and I was looking to replace the hard kayak but everything was sold out. I bought this and even at 295 lbs it carries me fine. I fin...

from TravelgFamly

Great kayak for the price. I have multiple kayaks in multiple price ranges and this one is my go-to. I now own three. I take them down rivers and on lakes. They track really well for inflatables. I recommend upgrading the paddle and putting a hardsided cooler behind the seat. These boats a...

from Elizabeth

No inexpensive inflatable kayaks in any store within 100 miles. This arrived by USPS in less than a week. $50 shipping to Alaska (not free as advertised). Very little directions included, but after a few fits and starts managed to assemble and inflate at home. The material felt durable. Kayak, pa...

from MaryAnn

Good for paddling around a calm lake. It doesn't track very well so getting anywhere is an effort. But still fun and worthwhile if you cant carry a real kayak and just want to be able to go out and enjoy calm water. The hand pump is awesome, inflates the kayak quickly. Everything is included,...

from Centura

You have to use the pressure gage to blow it up. Bad directions. Now that it's inflated, only issue is seat wants to recline and not stay up. It is comfy and does work well, I think the double paddle is too short and can't extend it.