Sea Eagle 380x Inflatable Kayaks and Canoe Reviews

My husband and I (age 60ish) have taken our new kayak out on a local lake twice now. The keel helps to propel the boat into the water easily, but we will need the shorter keel if we take it to shallower river water. It is easy to set up and take down and very stable in the water. We have found that we do need to turn it over and allow it to dry well before folding it back up for storage. The towel does not sop up water that get's trapped in little nooks. We did get the manual standing pump with it but after using it once, we decided to make a separate purchase for the battery operated pump - it makes life easier. One other suggestion. Plan on purchasing a kayak cart as the kayak alone weighs 40 lbs. Once you add seats, paddles, life jackets, water, food, etc. for easy transport, it gets heavier. With a good cart, one person can move the kayak on their own. We are looking forward to new adventures with our 380x this summer. Teri - Evergreen, CO

Great inflatable glides through water like a hard shell kayak. Extremely well made should last many years with proper care

We have only used it on calm water and it tracks very well. My husband and I have always had our own kayaks, but as we are getting older we decided to get a two passenger inflatable kayak. Still getting our paddling in sync but are enjoying this kayak.I is very stable and easy for us old folks to get in and out of. We are very happy with it.

We enjoyed the boat(my wife and I).The easy of travel with the small footprint , weight, and the quick assembly. We have many admirers and questions,which we recommend your sea eagle boats. The only issues was a scrap on the bottom which is cosmetic, I have tried to fix but but I am have a problem. Do you have any suggestions how to do a repair it. Anyway still love the Sea eagle 380X.