INTEX Explorer Compact Inflatable Boat Series: Dual Air Chambers – Welded Oar Locks – Grab Handles – Bow Rope – Sporty Design

I’m very happy with this inflatable boat. It was easy to inflate and set up, and the material feels sturdy and durable. It’s lightweight, comfortable, and easy to carry. We had a great time using it on the water, and it worked exactly as expected. Great value for the price. I would definitely recommend it!

So we didn't really use this boat for the water. It's used to as a fun way for my five year old to watch movies. He gets a kick out of pumping the raft up and laying in it while watching tv! We had his cousins over for a sleepover and they all slept in these rafts! Kids love these kinds of experiences!

I bought this last year and it going strong on year 2. Deflated and kept in lidded trash can outside over the winter and was exposed to freezing temps and snow.Wonderfully made product.

Ordered this on a whim for the kids to play with in the pool. Unpacking it revealed it was a decently heavy weight material and fairly high quality. Fortunately, I have a compressor in the garage or it would have been a bear to inflate.First surprise was when I got back from the grocery store and found the wife floating around the pool in it. She claims she just wanted to make sure it was safe for the kids but, apparently, that took a full hour of testing.As soon as the grandkids saw it they dumped all the masks, fins and other toys on the ground and jumped straight into the raft. For the next 4 hours you'd think I had given them a luxury yacht. Actually, it ended up being a pirate ship but that's another story. Needless to say, it was a non-stop imaginary adventure for the kids who even managed to get the dog onboard as well. I was a little concerned about the 40lb dog's nails puncturing the raft and everyone going down with the ship, but it held up well and the entire crew survived the voyage.It's been a couple of months and the raft is still holding up just fine. Even if the dog's nails or the weird stuff they keep dragging onboard for cannons, paddles and who knows what they pretend it is eventually punctures a hole somewhere I can probably patch it with some PVC cement. Who knew this would turn out to be the best entertainment hit of the summer?

I find it small enough to play in the pool, which is the reason I purchased it. My 3 year old loves it very much, almost more so just playing with it outside of the pool.During its first voyage I’d say it’s a major success for kids under 50lbs, very much maintains its strength and structure. For older kids it definitely begins to dip and sag in the water and can flip very easily.We’ll see how long it survives the summer with weekend uses.

My wife and I kayak into the local town's pristine system of streams; part of the water supply rarely seen by others. We hand pull invasive aquatic plants which can choke a stream with dense vegetation. Spending 4 hours, we can easily gather over 100lbs of this plant at a time, which is more than our kayaks can safely hold in one trip. Repeatedly ferrying full trash bags of invasive plants back and forth to the launch point took time and effort away from actually collecting the invasive.Enter this inflatable raft. Now we paddle to the collection area towing this raft behind one of the kayaks, where we can fill trash bags, toss them into the inflatable raft, and continue filling another trash bag. This has significantly improved our efficiency.The raft is very durable, made of reasonably thick vinyl. It is light enough that we can easily portage it from the car to the launch point. It has such a shallow draft, that it is easy to tow behind the kayak, and it goes pretty much anywhere we can paddle the kayaks. It does present a drag (manageable) behind the kayak, especially when paddling against swift current. It also tends to pull the kayak off the line you are trying to track, especially when loaded. Never the less, this has been a game changer for us.We are impressed with the utility and durability of this lightweight craft.

This product was good, I used it for my 40 LB dog 3 times. This picture was the 3rd use and it’s not that it popped but the plastic isn’t durable enough and is super thin & when it’s warm it starts to almost warp(?) idk how to describe it but it’s already in its last leg. Not bad for 12 bucks but sucks I have to find another product for my dog :/

Bought the 100 and 200 for my 30-lb Boston Terrier.We bought the 100 for lazy lake days when we pull into the sand bar and hang out so he can be near us all. Everyone gets a kick out of it. The kids will get overly excited about it and start pulling on it and it handles everything just fine.The 200 we bought for him when we go river tubing and kayaking so we can either tether him to our tubes or pull him behind the kayak and it gives a little bit of extra storage.Both keep him up out of the water & dry just as he prefers but he also gets to be part of the excitement also which he really enjoys!I have to make sure his nails are blunt with a grinder before we go; the material seems pretty thick but I’m sure just the right pressure with a missed nail can turn an adventure sour.

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Had it for 2.5 weeks and a hole had already tore in the bottom.

丈夫！約35キロの息子を乗せて砂浜10メートル引っぱりそのまま海へ！たいしたものです。

Fiyat performans benim cocuklar fazla yüklendi 3 kişi binerken alt tabanı yırtıldı

قوي ومتين يتحمل الوزن فوق 80 كيلو غرام وسريع النفخ