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10 Best Inflatable Kayaks and Foldable Canoes to Buy in 2021

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  • čas přidán 7. 08. 2024
  • Kayaking can be quite an expensive hobby, especially if you would constantly need to store and transport the rig. Luckily for the frugal adventurers of today, inflatable and foldable models have significantly stepped up their quality and can serve as reliable, lightweight and compact alternatives. Fishing, white water rafting and simple paddling across serene lakes has never been so accessible, so lets go over the best models on today’s market covering their strongest sides and prices.
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    #1 Oru Kayak: orukayak.com
    Store Link: amzn.to/2RCgz9C
    This California-based company is well-known in the kayaking world for its origami-style models that fold to the size of a travel bag. There are 5 models, all with a similar 3-piece construction and double-layer, custom-extruded polypropylene fabric used for the body.
    #2 Aquaglide Blackfoot 130: aquaglide.com/product/blackfoot-angler-130/
    Store Link: amzn.to/3uxaSbB
    Operating from the Pacific North West and led by a team of young water sport enthusiasts, Aquaglide brings 15 years of experience in manufacturing of inflatable watercraft. One of their most popular kayaks from the Blackfoot Series 130.
    #3 Intex Sport Challenger K1 & K2: intexcorp.com/products/sporting-goods/sport-series-boats/challenger-k2-kayak
    Store Link: amzn.to/3xZdjpx (K1)
    amzn.to/3hd4EKi (K2)
    Targeting budget customers, the Challenger K1 offers everything that one needs for a comfortable and fun solo ride. Lightweight and compact, it features a puncture-resistant vinyl construction, removable inflatable seat with a backrest, and an inflatable I-beam floor for better stability.
    #4 Kokopelli XPD, Moki and Rogue: kokopelli.com/collections/all-boats/products/moki-lite
    Kokopelli has expanded their products lineup to include 12 versatile models. Among the 2021 highlights are the XPD packraft, the Moki Series and the Rogue.
    #5 Advanced Elements Airvolution 1-2: advancedelements.com/inflatable-kayaks/airvolution-drop-stitch-kayak/
    Store Link: amzn.to/3f1fwbn
    Offering single and tandem seating variants, the Airvolution is a high-performance inflatable kayak with a sturdy construction that allows for stand-up paddling.
    #6 Pakayak: pakayak.com/why-choose-pakayak/
    Designed, molded and hand-assembled in the USA, the Pakayak offers the portability you might find only in the inflatable kayaks with the only exception that you will never need a pump or a repair patch. The Pakayak comprises six roto-molded sections which can be assembled in about five minutes.
    #7 Super Kayak: super-kayak.com
    Engineered and built in Scotland, the inflatable Super Kayak was fully funded on Kickstarter just this May, and the company is preparing to ship the first items in the seconds part of June 2021.
    #8 MyCanoe: oricanoe.com
    The Japanese art of Origami inspired the creators of My Canoe to develop a patented design that matches TUV safety standards. The case of the canoe is an integral part of the floor adding structural support for the entire rig.
    #9 STAR Raven: nrs.com/product/86244.01/star-raven-i-inflatable-kayak
    The Star Raven kayak from the Idaho-based Northwest River Supplies aka NRS was designed for paddling in any rivers, from class 1 calm waters to class 4 turbulent streams with edgy turns and constricted passages.
    #10 Tucktec: tucktec.com/
    The South Carolina-based startup Tucktec has introduced the kayak that offers a solid and stable feel of a regular hard-shell vessel but is foldable, lightweight, and will fit in the trunk of any vehicle.
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Komentáře • 19

  • @MustSeeTech
    @MustSeeTech  Před 3 lety +1

    If you would like to purchase one of these kayaks and support our channel at the same time, consider shopping using our Amazon affiliate links:
    Oru Kayak: amzn.to/2RCgz9C
    Aquaglide Blackfoot 130: amzn.to/3uxaSbB
    Intex Sport Challenger K1 & K2: amzn.to/3xZdjpx (K1)
    amzn.to/3hd4EKi (K2)
    Advanced Elements Airvolution 1-2: amzn.to/3f1fwbn
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  • @lindajoplin8054
    @lindajoplin8054 Před 3 lety +4

    I'd like to see Bote inflatable kayaks included. I'd also like to see side by side comparisons of inflatable vs foldable kayaks for durability and stability.

    • @MustSeeTech
      @MustSeeTech  Před 3 lety +1

      Hi. I believe that warrant another video on the topic. Thanks for suggesting Bote. I will check them out

  • @iguanaamphibioustruck7352

    Did you know that you can hike to a river, 100 feet or 30 miles and blow up your boat and float for a week. And, you will not see another person unless you choose to. You can camp on grassy banks or sandbars with freshwater for bathing or drinking and lots of wood for a cooking or bonfire.There is no place to spend money. The nice thing about an inflatable kayak is, that is your bed. You need a tarp to catch the dew at 4am. Your at the lowest point in the topography, and so, you get dew equivalent to about a half inch of rain. I use a down quilt my mom gave me, with the bottom sewed. My pack for a week with a 13 pound Tahiti weighs 45 pounds. I plan on eating a lot of jerky, dried fruit, peperoni, Top Ramon, instant rice, beans and poached trout. We also have eggs, Krustese pancakes Dak bacon and ham. The three of us have one first aid kit, gun, camera, and aluminum fry plate and a fifth of good whiskey. The best energy on a long hike is Tang or Start. A pot with lid, tin cup, aluminum pie plates and a knife and big spoon is essential.
    Iguana

  • @andyhillhouse9813
    @andyhillhouse9813 Před 3 lety +3

    I paid £50 for my intex challenger k1 5 years ago. Great boat but it's shocking how much they've shot up in price now

    • @MustSeeTech
      @MustSeeTech  Před 3 lety

      Thanks for sharing! Where did you kayak with it?

  • @mdsf01
    @mdsf01 Před 2 lety +1

    The pink flamingo kayak at 8:55 would be interesting. :D
    Must be tough to only pick 10 from so many choices. Might I recommend a video on foldables and one on inflatables. Cheers!

  • @jfg7331
    @jfg7331 Před 2 lety +1

    Itiwit x500, is a close approach to a rigid kayak. Also not too expensive

    • @MustSeeTech
      @MustSeeTech  Před 2 lety

      Thanks for sharing. I will look it up!

  • @teop7887
    @teop7887 Před 2 lety +1

    No Sea Eagle?

  • @luckyfredneck
    @luckyfredneck Před 2 lety +2

    You missed, INTEX Excursion Pro

    • @MustSeeTech
      @MustSeeTech  Před 2 lety

      Thanks for the suggestion! Will check it out

  • @challyho6375
    @challyho6375 Před 2 lety +2

    Stopped watching video after seeing intex sport challenger 😂😂 it's a blow up bed omg

  • @neilmacdonald1676
    @neilmacdonald1676 Před 3 lety

    Sandbanksstyle optimal

  • @challyho6375
    @challyho6375 Před 2 lety

    Also any inflatable kayak without a dropstitch floor is just going to puncture

    • @RealDocJames
      @RealDocJames Před rokem

      Nonsense! I've been using inflatables since 1983. Didn't get my first dropstitch till very recently.

  • @justjanie7252
    @justjanie7252 Před 3 lety +2

    CHECK OUT BOTE

    • @MustSeeTech
      @MustSeeTech  Před 3 lety +1

      Hi. Thanks for the suggestion! Will do.