Sevylor QuickPak K1 1-Person Inflatable Kayak, Kayak Folds into Backpack with 5-Minute Setup, 21-Gauge PVC Construction; Hand Pump & Paddle Included

Well worth it.ive been out on the Warwickshire Avon on it 4 times, most recently.for an 8 mile stretch from bidford to e evesham.great kayak.lightweight but sturdy.cant fault it. Pumps up in 5 minutes and deflates in 5 mins, then it turns Into a comfy backpack.well tidy.

Brilliant in the sea, great value for money, easy to inflate/deflate and stores nicely in the car.

Easy & quick to inflate but deflating to fit back in the backpack isn’t as quick. Once up there’s plenty of room,it’s comfortable but does dip into the water when paddling,probably didn’t inflate enough. Definitely not intended for the coast,especially if it’s a bit choppy

It does all it claims and if you are careful you can keep dry. Yes, a paddle upgrade is necessary in my view. I love it.

Was looking forward to using this as most of the reviews were good. Not bothered about the crap paddle as after reading the reviews I bought a better one to use with this. This all arrives in good packaging in a massive oversized Amazon box so be aware if someone takes delivery for you and when you send it back it's UPS only otherwise expect to pay. Anyway, instructions say pump up to the recommended psi. So where's the gauge on the pump or the kayak? There isn't one and to avoid drowning I'm not that keen on guessing! Our SUP pumps won't work for as the kayak valve is just a hole that you push an adapter so you can only use the provided pump. In all quite disappointed

Love this kayak! Easy to inflate. Seat is sturdy and comfortable. I kayak the Willamette River in Oregon and stop at gravel bars and islands to look for agates, jasper, petrified wood. As I get into shallow water, I can put a foot out onto the gravel to stop and steady the kayak for getting out. Like most reviewers, I found the paddles to come apart easily, so I'm using the paddles that came with our old Sevylor raft which have a kayak paddle connector. I secure a duffel bag behind the seat with food, water, pump, patch kit and a few misc. items. It conforms to the air "bump" in back better than something rigid. The storage area in the front has a very secure net over it. Doesn't fit a lot of stuff but I can put my bag of rocks there. The drink holder is kid of useless because when the chamber is inflated the opening is so small that I'm afraid I will puncture the kayak trying to get a water bottle into it. I'm 64, 5' 2", 120 lbs and can handle the kayak with ease. I can carry it by hooking my hand between the inside of the outer chamber and the floor and carry it like a suitcase when inflated, or when deflated, fold it up and balance it on my head. I've taken the kayak over some small rapids which was really fun and I never felt like I would tip over. I think it would be a good idea to sit in the kayak in some waist deep water and try to capsize it to get an idea of how steady it is before taking it out for a trip, just for peace of mind. My son, who is 230 lbs, took it for a 2 miles trip down river while I followed in my raft, and it looked like it tracked much better with a heavier person in it. He is 5' 11" and was able to stretch out comfortably. I've also sat behind the seat while my son paddled and it's amazing how much weight this little kayak can handle. The pump also has a deflate option so you can get all of the air out of the chambers to fold it up. Great product.

Stabil, einfach, tolles Sitzgefühl, und super schnell aufzubauen👍 Sehr hochwertiges Kajak für schwere Menschen sogar bis 180 KG zugelassen. Träumchen 🌞😎

This ride-on Sevylor/Coleman sit-on kayak is, with me, a tried and proven excellent design. I now have three generations of this kayak and through careful use have avoided any punctures. The oldest yellow version of this kayak is the fastest; and with each subsequent revision of the design they have made it slower and slower, to pump up and set up, as large air valves have been replaced with more and more smaller valves which make the big pump slower and harder to use. I don't see that the seat needed redesign either, but it does add a little height. Use with care and it will serve you well. On a windy day it functions much like a sailboat sans the ability to tack against the direction of the wind.

I bought 2 of these. One for me, and one for my kayak buddy - my husband. I had some worries that it would be just some beach float pretending to be a kayak. This is not a float. This is a kayak! Easy to follow - instructions just do the set-up and take down one step at a time. The blow up process is fast. I didn't time it, but the pump blows air in on the push down and pull up. We inflated them, then took a 10 minute break to let the let the air bladders relax so we could fully inflate the kayak. So, blow up, break, finish blowing up is the secret there. Follow the directions to convert the backpack into a seat. Easy! A lot of reviews say the paddles are crap, and that's because they are! 😜 It's a byop (buy your own paddle) situation. There are really nice paddle cleats on one side of the kayak. Inflated it feels light as a beach float, so you just carry it to the water. Deflated, it feels WAY lighted then my hard shell kayaks, but oddly heavier then when it was inflated. SO, the launch! Carried it to the water, plopped it in the water, wasn't sure exactly how to get on an inflatable kayak. I just sat on it as close to the seat as I could get, brought my legs up and go comfortable in the seat. My husband is taller and heavier than I am, but he also had no problem getting in the floating inflatable. The ride is nice, but you do have to use really smooth strokes because it wants to tac left and right a bit. It just takes a few minutes to adjust your paddle method to correct this. It's really stable! I tried to get it to pitch me in the water. It didn't. I wiggled, wobbled, suddenly changed body positions - it didn't even come close to tipping. My husband tried too, but same results for both of us. The dismount was super easy! Just get in shallow water, and swing your legs off one side. Stand-up, put your paddle in the cleats, pick-up the kayak, and walk out of the water. So easy!! The backpack seat is really comfortable. The whole kayak is really comfortable. The deflation process is so easy! They plump has an inflate side, and a deflate side. It goes super flat super fast! Folding it was easy. I did have a problem getting the cargo nets off, so I just left them on. Because I did that, I had to use a couple of bungee cords to make it stay in the backpack. No big deal at all. A little about us. I'm 55, and a 30 year kayaker. I have done white water and still water kayaking. I have a bad left leg. I've had 16 surgeries, 2 ankle replacements, from a catastrophic injury. This is the best kayak I've ever ridden. My husband is 71, and a kayaker for 10 years. He has a lower spine fusion (football stuff, y'all). He loves his inflatable kayak. I'm his hard shell kayak, his butt would go numb, he'd wiggle around and end up swimming. I build out riggers on it, but the numb butt thing made kayaking not so fun even without being tossed into the drink! His butt doesn't go numb with this kayak. I believe it's because he has better circulation because your blood can circulate better on a soft seat. He also had no problem getting comfortable in the seat. The back seems to have better structure then those little backed seats on our hard shells. This kayak is great. I'd never take it in white water, but I can take it out all day on calm water.

This is a great little kayak for cruising in calm water. I bought it for the portability and that it is! It is so easy to carry, inflate and deflate!! It is a sturdy little craft and is easy to get on and off of without tipping. It is really comfortable even for long paddles. The only negative is the tiny little skeg Because it is so small, there is not a lot of control when the water gets a little choppy. I am trying to figure out how to attach a larger removable skeg to this little jem of a kayak. I am also going to get a better quality paddle. The one it comes with is ok, but I find it a little short for the width of the craft. If you are looking for an affordable inflatable for calm water, this is a great choice.