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Posted 12 May 2022
Crivit 2-Person Inflatable Kayak instore @ Lidl
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Instore from Thursday 19th May
- Inflatable kayak with detachable front and rear seat
- Made from robust, hard-wearing PVC – resistant to salt water, oil, ozone and cold
- Small when packed – includes duffel bag and repair kit
- Lengthways bar base for extra stability and 5-air chamber system with safety valves
- Double-bladed aluminium paddle with clicklock system, adjustable by 90º – can also be used as a canoe paddle
- Bow and rear splash guard
- Features a removable foot rest
- Splashproof storage bag
- Size (inflated): kayak: L325 x W76 x H48cm; double-bladed paddle: length: 220cm
- Rated load capacity: 160kg (holds 2 adults)
- Net weight: 8.2kg
- 3-year warranty
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Edited by a community support team member, 19 May 2022
74 Comments
sorted byI've had fiberglass and rebound kayaks before when you are in this it doesn't really need a skeg as it sits in the water enough to not spin like a normal kayak would.
More expensive inflatable kayaks would be better but if you only intended on using it occasionally and on flat water these are fine. The one thing to remember is to get life vests, most places won't like you being out on water without them and it's just common sense cold shock is real and can affect the best swimmers.
If you take out British Canoe membership £45 if over 22 or £35 for 18-22 year old - it includes waterways licence.
Problem is with the popularity blowing up through lockdown the government is aware of the potential revenue, so expect people the start getting caught, there are lakes that are cheap one off payments, the sea is free, but has very obvious risks.
If you don't know what you're doing, spend the £50 and go hire some kit safely and then buy one of these 2nd hand in three weeks time when people realise its not for them but got caught up in the bargain frenzy.
And not required in other places. Checked last time before going kayaking in Devon and didn't have to buy it.
£49.99 vs £134
L325 x W76 x H48cm vs L314 x W92 x H55cm
Product Net Weight 8.2kg vs 13.4kg
Weight Limit 160kg vs 180kg
Double-bladed paddle: length: 220cm vs 218cm
No Skeg vs Skeg
No pump vs Foot pump
3 Year Warranty vs Not Known
Both have stability bars in the bottom
I think, when all is said and done, the Intex is a better kayak, but at £50 I think this one is well worth it, especially with a 3 year warranty, but of course that may not be worth much as they often try to wriggle out of them!
So go for it!
Decathlon cheapest for ones that will actually save your life.
Avoid the £10 ebay/ Amazon rubbish.
I'm not sure many people worry about a licence...
I'm all for enforcing River licences for a barge/powered/big boat, but not for a kayak!
Same true about driving licence but doesn't make it right
Had the kayak in my trolley with a sandwich and a jar of jalapenos. Older guy in front of me looked at me, the trolley, back to me then said 'You look like a Lidl advert'
That's ok then, there's no way I'm going to paddle on over 5,000km of waterways.
As a fat bugger who is slightly over the maximum weight threshold of the Intex single man kayak, would it be feasible to get the double man but go out and use it alone? Asking for a friend...
BUy two and stick a buttcheek in each. Sorted.
If someone had come asking after a license i would have popped it and swam for shore... what boat?
It comfortably takes myself (15st) and my 2 daughters (approx 15st combined) so 30st altogether.
The only thing it could do with is a second paddle, not sure why a 2-man kayak only comes with one, but no complaints otherwise.
Definitely invest in a decent pump, either a plug in pump or as I have, one of those Intex Double-quick II manual pumps.
There must be a lot of inflation over 10 years with these. Too much inflation is definitely a concern.
Yes just picked one up. Went last night but they weren’t out then.
Parking ain’t free in all hospitals up here bud.
Wow that is mad you English really are taxed on everything was just at Preston hospital and everything was pay for parking and the charges were mind boggling, you really are ripped off by your councils and every business it seems!
In Scotland everything is FREE!
Nothing is free. Everything in Scotland is paid for by the English .
I got this one off here at Tesco for £90.
Bestway Hydro-Force Rapid X2 Kayak with Oars, 2 Person £90.
I'm not sure how it compares to these. It seems to be price wise in the middle and a recognizable brand.