Sea Eagle SE 370 Inflatable Kayaks and Canoe Reviews

We have used it on several occasions, and it has worked great! Since I didn't want to purchase a pick-up truck to carry a regular kayak, this was a pleasant acquisition. Very good quality product!

Our 2 year old kayak had a defect in the seams; after two years gentle use, several were springing a leak within weeks. Manufacturing defects happen. But what doesn't always happen is the warranty being honored. These guys replaced the hull immediately, no questions asked, just a photo and Hull ID number. Thank you, and I am now looking at buying a second type of Sea Eagle.

I have had the SE 370 for about 8 months and have used it 9 times, including two 10-mile trips & an overnight camping trip. On the camping trip, we took a tent, 2 sleeping bags, a small stove, food, and extras. Those items were lashed to the show full review ▼ boat.

So much fun in a safe, durable, easily deployed kayak.—- Perfect!

I purchased the SE 370 in July 2018 and was so happy with it that my husband and I then purchased the SE 330 a few months later.

We were looking for something that we can do together and we both enjoy. We always enjoy packing a picnic lunch and spending the day

Purchasing this kayak has been an incredibly frustrating experience. I would love to be able review it, but I can't because the kayak is unusable. After purchasing the SE 370, it arrived at our doorstep without any of the valves. Despite repeatedly calling and emailing Sea Eagle's customer service multiple times over the last month, no one has responded. My calls are sent to a voicemail saying they are overwhelmed with calls, and my emails must fall into a black abyss. While I certainly understand being overwhelmed right now, it should not take almost a month (and counting!) to respond to customers who have unusable products they have paid over $400 for. I have never left a negative product review before but I am beyond frustrated. We had promised our kids a kayaking trip this summer and summer is slipping away. In short, I'm very, very disappointed.

I have had problems with the air valves breaking and with one of the paddles. The front is not holding air and has gotten very dirty even though I have washed it, the dirt does not come fully off.

Both my Seat Bottoms in the Deluxe Seats don't hold air when I sit on them. I tried both of them on 2 different trips, and they both went flat in 10 mins.

I did an overnight trip on the Colorado River from Loma to Westwater. mostly class 1, very few class 2 rapids. The boat bottom got a mild leak after first contact with rocks. I had to re-inflate the bottom in the morning, no big deal, but it made the bottom of the boat too soft and less comfortable.

The boat is great. It is long enough, tracks well in the water, and carries a lot of weight. However I was disappointed that I got a puncture hole on only the 3rd time on the lake. A very calm lake so I was surprised the boat was so fragile. I upgraded to the SE370 after using a cheap big box inflatable kayak for Three years without any punctures at all. I was able to patch it with the patch kit provided, but I now carry the pump and patch kit with me just to make sure I don’t get stranded.

first of all, putting the valve o-ring on is a problem. They make it look so easy, but if you use a little force, they will break. The next thing is the deluxe seat cushion deflated on me twice, I weight 250lbs and I don't know what the seat holds, because it doesn't say it. I had to get out of the water and go back to the car and inflate it again. Other than that, the kayak held up pretty good. This is the first time using it and I'm not impressed