Intex Explorer K2 for Swimming pool outdoor
£137.60 £110.08
- Sturdy Design: The Intex Explorer K2 boasts a durable build, ensuring long-lasting performance for all your aquatic adventures.
- Easy Inflation: With a quick inflation process, you can set up your kayak swiftly and get on the water in no time.
- Comfortable Seating: Featuring adjustable inflatable seats, this kayak provides a comfortable and customized experience for every paddler.
- Compact Storage: Easily deflate and store the kayak in small spaces, perfect for transport and saving storage room.
- Great Stability: Designed for stability on the water, the Explorer K2 offers a secure and balanced ride for smooth paddling.
- Multiple Air Chambers: Equipped with multiple air chambers, this kayak ensures safety and buoyancy even in case of accidental punctures.
- Excellent Maneuverability: Enjoy effortless maneuvering and control with the streamlined design of this high-quality kayak.
- Complete Set: Comes with paddles and a pump, giving you everything you need to start your kayaking journey right away.
- Eye-catching Design: Stand out on the water with the vibrant colors and sleek look of the Intex Explorer K2 kayak.
- Family-Friendly: Suitable for all skill levels and ages, making it a perfect choice for family outings and fun water activities.
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Intex Explorer K2 Inflatable Kayak – Your Ultimate Companion for Outdoor Water Adventures
Embark on unforgettable water escapades with the Intex Explorer K2 Inflatable Kayak, a versatile and durable watercraft designed for leisurely paddling and exploration. Crafted with premium materials and innovative features, this inflatable kayak offers a thrilling and convenient way to navigate rivers, lakes, and even mild whitewater, making it an ideal choice for outdoor enthusiasts of all skill levels.
Constructed with rugged vinyl material, the Intex Explorer K2 is built to withstand the rigors of outdoor use while providing a stable and reliable platform for your aquatic adventures. The bright yellow color not only enhances visibility on the water but also adds a touch of style to your paddling excursions.
One of the standout features of the Intex Explorer K2 is its inflatable design, which allows for easy transport and storage. Simply deflate the kayak when not in use, pack it into the included carry bag, and take it with you on your next outdoor trip. The compact size and lightweight construction make it a breeze to transport the kayak to your desired water location, whether it’s a nearby lake, river, or beach.
Setting up the Intex Explorer K2 is a quick and hassle-free process, thanks to the included high-output air pump that inflates the kayak in minutes. The adjustable inflatable seats provide comfort and support during your paddling adventures, ensuring a pleasant experience on the water for you and your companion.
Equipped with a removable skeg for directional stability, the Intex Explorer K2 offers enhanced maneuverability and control, allowing you to navigate various water conditions with ease. Whether you’re cruising along calm waters or tackling gentle rapids, this kayak delivers a smooth and responsive performance that enhances your overall paddling experience.
The spacious cockpit of the Intex Explorer K2 comfortably accommodates two adults, making it an excellent choice for tandem paddling trips with friends or family members. The inflatable seats can be adjusted to suit your preferences, ensuring a customized fit for optimal comfort and paddling efficiency.
Safety is a top priority when it comes to water activities, and the Intex Explorer K2 is designed with multiple air chambers for added security in case of punctures or leaks. This feature provides peace of mind during your paddling adventures, knowing that your kayak will remain buoyant and stable even in unexpected situations.
Whether you’re a seasoned kayaker or a novice adventurer, the Intex Explorer K2 offers a thrilling and enjoyable way to explore the great outdoors and connect with nature. From leisurely paddling sessions to exciting river excursions, this inflatable kayak is versatile enough to adapt to your preferred water activities and provide hours of fun on the water.
In conclusion, the Intex Explorer K2 Inflatable Kayak is a reliable, durable, and user-friendly watercraft that caters to outdoor enthusiasts seeking an exciting and convenient way to experience the beauty of nature. With its sturdy construction, innovative features, and comfortable design, this kayak is sure to become your go-to choice for all your water adventures. So why wait? Grab your Intex Explorer K2 today and set out on a journey of discovery and exploration on the water.
Manufacturers description:
Intex Explorer K2 for Swimming pool outdoor
| Weight | 17 kg |
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| EAN | 6941057463070 |
66 reviews for Intex Explorer K2 for Swimming pool outdoor
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Robin Dunlop –
Great potential shame mine was full of holes Amazon please focus on quality assurance
Joelle –
Time will tell. Opened the kayak and pumped up to take a better look at it. The sides of the kayak have lots of deep fold markscreases. Ive included photos so you can get a feel for them on some it is possible to see the white mesh material would be good to know if anyone else has had this. Hoping these are nothing serious, but at this point uncertain if they could develop into holes that some other reviewers have described. Hoping the weather will pick up next week so I can take it out for a test run. Hopefully, it will hold up. Not happy with the crease marks as they look quite deep, but as long as they dont affect the functionality then its just a cosmetic thing then it will be ok. Ill update the review once its been out on the water…
Flames Grill –
Great Kayak Slight problem encountered however …
Juan Ignacio Martinez –
TLDR best VFM, opens up a new world of water for little outlay
margaret fletcher (verified owner) –
Really impressed
stacierenaye (verified owner) –
Initial impressions after first use….Packing and instructionsFits easily inside the bag. Quite heavy but then it is a sturdy twoseater so this is to be expected. If you need to carry some distance, Id recommend removing oars, pump and seats and putting in a second bag. I was glad I unpacked and practiced at home as I was much more confident when we got to the water. Note, assembling the paddles was confusing until I realised the instructions cover two different types and there are two diagrams depending on type.AssemblyGenerally very easy. After a practice takes 10mins. The air compartments 4amp5 spray decks at front and back were a little fiddly they are small and deflated immediately I pulled out the pump. I realised best to inflate by mouth only 4 or 5 puffs, then push a thumb up under the valve to seal it shut before plugging the top.On the waterYoull get a bit wet so wear suitable clothing. Very sturdy and stable. Consensus is that its practically impossible to capsize an inflatable kayak. Pick your launch spot with care so you dont break the little fin skeg at the back or get stuck on stones. From a beach, Id suggest floating it in backwards until the skeg is well clear of the bottom, then straddle the kayak above your seat so you can just sit down. If launching from a deckcanal side you would normally step into a kayak and put most of your weight on one leg as you got in but Id be wary of doing this in an inflatable. I havent tried yet but I imagine it would be best to sit on the deck and then swiftly and confidently swing round and plop into the boat. Obviously DO NOT get into the hilarious situation where your weight is split between the bank and the boat….Because inflatables have widertaller sides you have to lift the paddles quite high and water will steadily drip into the kayak. I realised its best to have the paddle rings as far out as possible to minimise this. Nevertheless, I would want to land the kayak after an hour or two to drain the water before I ended up sitting in a puddle. Note there is a drainage plug at the back of the kayak to make this easy. The seats were comfortable and I felt quite well supported.Im 6 tall and sat at the back. After an hour my feet got uncomfortable being wedged to the sides of the front seat. We stopped and moved the rear seat as far back as possible and the front seat forward. This made it more comfortable for me but also much improved the handling with our weight nearer the ends we travelled straighter and quicker than before, but obviously not as quick as the rigid hull guys. We were fast enough to not embarrass ourselves.Even with the rear seat fully back, there is room for a 30L drybag behind the seat. As with any trip on the water Id recommend tying it to the grabrope so it doesnt float away should the worst happen.AfterLanding was the reverse of launching come it to shore until its shallow enough to get out and wade any closer and you might break off the skeg.We took a large water container in the car to rinse the saltwater off the kayak to save doing it at home. Then a careful drying off with an old towel before deflating. One advantage of this cheap, singleskin type of inflatable is that you can dry it quickly. More expensive, tougher inflatables that have a second skin over the top retain water much longer and need to be left to air dry for some time.It deflates quickly but the bottom and seat valves are like a lilo you have to squeeze them let the air out if easier you can take the pump hose off the pump and push the nozzle into the valve to let the air escape or push something like a coffee stirrer into the valve to stop it closing up.Id take a waterproof tarp or plastic sheet in the car especially if you dont have time to dry it thoroughly before driving off.SinglehandedAs long as I could park very close to the water I would be happy to take this out just myself. Usually a singlehanded paddler would sit on the back seat with it fully forward but my passenger did manage by herself being right at the front.PuntureI managed to puncture it putting it away after the first use, I guess I pushed it down on something sharp while packing away. So when we next came to use it and found it deflating, we applied one of the supplied patches and waited 30mins. This worked fine for about an hour then the patch started to peel off. The patch would probably have worked better if we had been able to clean the area better. Id say these patches are likely to be fine for just a temporary repair and then to do a better job with a PVC repair kit once home. A fellow paddler said always carry duct tape. Sounds like good advice.DogsIve seen several videos and read a couple of reviews with people taking small dogs in this type of inflatable with some padding in the kayak. Im not brave enough to try my 20kg dog who will want to constantly get inout to swim. Maybe someone else has tried