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Posted 10 April 2023
Intex K2 Challenger Kayak 2 Person Inflatable Canoe with Aluminum Oars and Hand Pump - £99.50 @ Amazon
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2 person kayak, everything you need included for 2 people apart from life jackets. I would advise you get some for £20-25 from Decathlon or Amazon.
Intex are the best budget kayaks I have found. These are usually £125-140.
This has just dropped in price, £99 Inc delivery is a bargain. My friend has one and it's great fun going out together on the canals. Although with the weather today you don't need to go that far
Intex are the best budget kayaks I have found. These are usually £125-140.
This has just dropped in price, £99 Inc delivery is a bargain. My friend has one and it's great fun going out together on the canals. Although with the weather today you don't need to go that far
Update: This is a slightly more expensive version too which people have also mentioned in chat: amazon.co.uk/Int…GG/
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Challenger K2 Kayak
Troubleshooting Guide (PDF)
The Intex Challenger K2 Kayak is sporty and fun with a streamlined design for easy paddling. The bright green color and sporty graphics make the kayak highly visible in the water. Great for experiencing lakes and mild rivers solo, this Sports Series kayak is perfect for one adult. Lightweight and compact, this kayak is very easy to assemble and, with the Boston valve, it inflates and deflates in minutes. You can take the fun of kayaking wherever you go.
Made with rugged vinyl construction and built for performance, this sturdy kayak has an inflatable I-beam floor, a low-profile deck and high-buoyancy side chambers for stability, comfort and function. A removable skeg provides exceptional directional movement, while an adjustable, inflatable seat with a backrest is included for comfortable seating. A grab line at each end is provided for your convenience, as well as a cargo net for extra storage, a NMMA certified U.S. Coast Guard I.D., and a repair patch kit.
Note:
If your kayak feels a little soft, it may not be due to a leak. If the kayak was inflated at the end of the day with air at 32°C, this air can cool down to 25°C overnight. If the kayak was inflated at the end of the day with air at 32°C (90°F), this air can cool down to 25°C (77°F) overnight. Cooler air exerts less pressure on the hull from cold air and the hull may feel soft the next morning. If there has been no temperature variation, you should start looking for a leak: - Examine your kayak from a few meters away. Turn it over and examine the exterior carefully.
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This product is subject to specific safety warnings
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Challenger K2 Kayak
Troubleshooting Guide (PDF)
The Intex Challenger K2 Kayak is sporty and fun with a streamlined design for easy paddling. The bright green color and sporty graphics make the kayak highly visible in the water. Great for experiencing lakes and mild rivers solo, this Sports Series kayak is perfect for one adult. Lightweight and compact, this kayak is very easy to assemble and, with the Boston valve, it inflates and deflates in minutes. You can take the fun of kayaking wherever you go.
Made with rugged vinyl construction and built for performance, this sturdy kayak has an inflatable I-beam floor, a low-profile deck and high-buoyancy side chambers for stability, comfort and function. A removable skeg provides exceptional directional movement, while an adjustable, inflatable seat with a backrest is included for comfortable seating. A grab line at each end is provided for your convenience, as well as a cargo net for extra storage, a NMMA certified U.S. Coast Guard I.D., and a repair patch kit.
- Sporty graphics for high visibility
- Low-profile for lakes and mild rivers
- Streamlined design for easy paddling
- Cockpit designed for comfort and space
- Rugged vinyl construction
- Grab line on both ends
- Cargo net for extra storage
- Adjustable inflatable seat with backrest
Note:
If your kayak feels a little soft, it may not be due to a leak. If the kayak was inflated at the end of the day with air at 32°C, this air can cool down to 25°C overnight. If the kayak was inflated at the end of the day with air at 32°C (90°F), this air can cool down to 25°C (77°F) overnight. Cooler air exerts less pressure on the hull from cold air and the hull may feel soft the next morning. If there has been no temperature variation, you should start looking for a leak: - Examine your kayak from a few meters away. Turn it over and examine the exterior carefully.
- Inflatable I-beam floor for comfort and rigidity
- Removable skeg for directional stability
- Includes repair patch
- Inflated size: 11 ft 6in X 2ft 6in X 1ft 3in
- Persons capacity: 2
- Maximum weight capacity: 400 pounds
Product Safety
This product is subject to specific safety warnings
- Warning:Not suitable for children under 6 years. For use under adult supervision
- Warning:Only for domestic use
- Warning:Only to be used in water in which the child is within its depth and under adult supervision
- Warning:Protective equipment should be worn. Not to be used in traffic
- Warning:To be used under the direct supervision of an adult
- Warning:Toy inside. Adult supervision recommended
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Edited by This.Is.Dog, 10 April 2023
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sorted byPlease don't try and use these in the Sea though as there are so many accidents every year with people being dragged out by the current, I struggled with a fairly light current in a local river in Garstang.
Highly recommend using in Canals though, really good fun!
Have lasted 2 years so far, no punctures or other damage...the oars are slightly on the short side so an easy fix is using a broom handle to extend the length of the oars which will save you getting wet legs from water dripping off them.
I've used the boat for myself and my wife both about 5ft 8" and you do feel a little cramped but not totally uncomfortable.
As I have both boats we take both out (the two man versions) and simply just inflate and install one of the seats giving you plenty of room!
So with storage the Explorer you can store bags etc under the front and back of the boat where as the Challenger has a netted front and storage in the back too.
Both are fantastic boats, the main difference is that the Challenger feels like a sportier model in the fact it moves quicker in the water and is more agile but the compromise is that it's less stable in the water and has less storage.
The Explorer like I said feels bigger with the inclined front and back of the boat providing more storage options, sits higher off the water giving it more stability.
We prefer the explorer for lazy days on the canal/lake but both are brilliant and you won't be disappointed with either.
Some good YouTube reviews on both boats too, I spent a long time researching both but then ended up getting both as they were quite cheap at the time.
Is the explorer worth the xtra 20 odd quid? Don't know much about these things but want one.
I kept an eye out for a while and got a 2 seater in winter for £90, really wanted the x100 (drop stitch), but happy with the £90 I paid for the cheaper model.
There's other similar models from different brands that are often a bit cheaper.
I also left it overnight with a clamp to hold the bits together and couldn't even see it was fixed the next day.
Also be wary of shallow water with sharp things. Not that common to get a puncture but there's a few different chambers so it won't sink if you get one.
It's a rare hazard but still a possibility on an inflatable.
These are perfect for canals,lakes, slow moving rivers.
I use a variety of apps to check the conditions of whatever waterway I'm sailing before I go out...I know it's all common sense.
Also I'd always recommend a life jacket regardless of where you're using them.
"Inflatable Canoe". But maybe a bit too big to wave at football matches?
If only the wife was sub 100 lbs...