Sea Eagle 473rl Inflatable Kayaks and Canoe Reviews

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Mike Osborn Verified Owner 8/11/2018 5.0 out of 5 stars.

Simply incredible! I started with a sport which was a great boat. Then upgraded to a Razorlite and Wow addicted to a whole new level. The 2 stage pump came next and all I can say is I Love It.

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Just to add the hull developed an issue after two seasons of countless trips. The customer service team responded with great care and we resolved the cause and they shipped me a new hull. I wish all customer service was as good.

Sea Eagle is the Best!!!!

Kenneth Ryker Verified Owner 1/30/2018 5.0 out of 5 stars.

All’s well !! We really like it, all around great boat! Just wish it came with a plan for making more time to use it...

Sea Eagle's reply:

Aim for once and week and before long it will become a way of life!

Michelle Cullen Verified Owner 1/29/2018 3.0 out of 5 stars.

It is exciting to have an inflatable kayak that handles like a hard shell and it is as fast and lighter than a hard shell. One concern is the lack of a bow cover as small waves come into the boat easily. A small deck with combing with a lip that deflects small waves that break on the bow would be much safer especially since I am using it in cold waters of Alaska.

John Sanders Verified Owner 1/27/2018 4.0 out of 5 stars.

We own a 473rl and a 385ft. The 385ft is 4 years old and the 473rl is 1 year old. The 385ft is more stable and a better choice for novice kayakers. The 473rl is faster. Both boats are easy to inflate and durable. The seats in the 385ft are more comfortable. We tried the seats from the ft in the rl, but the higher seat profile made the boat less stable. Both our son and daughter bought sea eagle boats after using our boats. We highly recommend Sea Eagle boats.

The storage bag for the razor light is inadequate. Once we got the boat out of it, we were unable to get it back in. It is also more difficult to dry the razor light for storage. There is a plastic support in the bow that fills water and is show full review ▼ hard to dry.

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We tend to use the ft as it is more comfortable, and reserve the rl for trips with our son who also has a rl and can cover a longer distance with less effort. We use both boats in flat water conditions, rivers and lakes.

Sea Eagle's reply:

John, give this video a try for packing ► youtu.be/Dfbp_lm3jGY a try! Should make it pretty easy.