Sea Eagle 393rl Inflatable Kayaks and Canoe Reviews

The setup is rather fast. Paddles nicely. This is not a pool toy, it is solid. When I'm done and packed up is lives in the back of my truck under a cover and nobody knows its there.

This is the first kayak I’ve ever owned,

but I had been out on the water many times in both hard shells and inflatables. I would say this boat handles as well as the hard shells. I’ve been in before and much better than any inflatable. It is super fast. Very easy to transport. I am 61, female, with disabilities, and I am able to Get it in and out of my car, inflate and deflate etc. on my own. That’s the biggest selling point for me. It really is a mid level boat in terms of your kayak experience. Someone new to the water may find that it is a little too tippy for them. When my adult son with no experience gave it ago the first time he tipped it, but I’ve been fine. If you are really new to kayaking, it may not be as stable as you would like . It does not do well with boat wakes or wind either. Am considering getting the white water model as well so I can handle more varied conditions.

I have thoroughly enjoyed every moment using my razorlite. It is quick, easy to transport and set up. I've taken this boat out several times this season and really enjoyed it. I can bring it with me without it taking up too much room without a roof rack, trailer or truck to transport it. It tacks well and is quite comfortable to paddel.

Bought direct from sea eagle in March, and have taken it paddling to various local lakes and rivers over 30 times in last 6 months. It’s been a joy to head out paddling whenever with all gear including kayak all stowed in car trunk. It’s stood up well to many inflates and foldings for storing in trunk. Plugging the sea eagle electric pump into vehicle to inflate the main floor chamber and using hand pump to inflate the two side chambers takes ~5 minutes. Usually all set to put in with 15 minutes. Deflate and loading back up takes 10 minutes.