Intex Excursion 4-Person Inflatable Fishing Boat River Raft Set with Oars | 68324EP - Portable Boat with Adjustable Seats with Backrest and High-Ouput Hand Pump, 10ft 4in x 5ft 5in

This is a really nice boat. We ordered it specifically for floating down the river. We have only taken it out a couple times, so I can't truly speak for it's lasting durability yet, but it really feels like quality material that won't be tearing any time soon. Now, this boat is listed as a 4 person boat. As some have previously mentioned, this boat is much more comfortable for only two people, especially for two big men with a cooler. But with us being two average sized females, we were extremely comfortable sitting in this boat for hours, and could have easily fit one or even two more average sized people in it fairly comfortably. My favorite part about this boat is the seats. They are very comfortable, and the fact that they can either be attached to the boat itself, or removed all together is a huge plus. The little pouch it comes with is also awesome, although it would have been cool if it was a dry bag. We haven't had a problem with any water getting into the pouch yet, though. Us being two average sized females, we had no problem loading the boat up with all of our stuff, and carrying it a quarter mile down to the water. iT is slightly heavy, but once inflated we found it very easy to transport. Once in the water it was pretty easy to steer. The paddle holders are very convenient. Rowing takes a bit of practice but we got it down pretty quickly. The air pump that it comes with is nice for emergencies, but would take quite a while to fill up the whole boat. We have one of those air pumps that you hook up to your car battery and inflated this boat in under 5 minutes. The air-only-in valves make it very easy to inflate. We also love the travel case it comes with. It's surprising that this huge boat can pack down into it, and it's absolutely wonderful for storage. Overall you really get what you pay for with this boat. It's not just some cheap inflatable, but instead a really nice river raft that is very high quality in my opinion.

Excellent Quality!!

I needed a boat to place a fountain in my pond. This was the perfect investment I used a tire inflator to inflate the boat. It took a little time but it worked and the boat was comfortable and floated with no problem. Once done I let the air out and put it back k on it’s carrying case no problem very portable

We took this boat out as a family. It was easy to inflate, felt sturdy on the water, and had plenty of room for everyone. The material seems durable, and everything included worked as expected. Great value for family adventures. Only downside is that only one person can paddle and it can be very hard when you have the whole family in

I never leave a review but I felt obligated after what I just went through. I'll try to keep this as short as I can. All the mistakes in this story are mine, the boat got me out of it... Friends talked me into "floating the river" for 5 days. No one mentioned the rapids or 4 foot waterfall. I showed up at the camp with it still in the box. There were rocks everywhere. I beat the crap out of this thing. It was the only way through. My main concern was it getting punctured but I was wedged in rocks in the chutes and rammed by kayaks repeatedly and, after you get to that point where you're too tired to be careful and you'll just deal with it if it pops you just have to get through it, it started getting better. By the end of it (I did it again the next day) I knew it wasn't going to pop. And that's when it started getting fun because you can't avoid them. I've never rowed with oars before but it wasn't hard to figure out fast under pressure. It took 6 hours to get down the section of river on the first day. On fast stuff it was better to stow one paddle and use the other to steer and push off rocks. The paddles didn't break and same deal I had to push and crank with them like my life depended on it. During the slow sections I'd row anywhere I wanted and it was awesome. I had 2 ppl with 30 pound cooler during slow seconds (or I was towing a tube) and just me and the cooler during rough stuff. Second day I went down the little waterfall standing up. I didn't even know you could put a trolling motor on it. The pump was awesome. First night after the river we carried it to a lake with battery lights around the sides and drank champagne with someone under moonlight and it was one of the coolest things ever just going anywhere you want with ease. I've had it out of the box for 5 days but I'll ride or die with this boat forever. P.S. ...I don't want to give away my vacation spot but Google rapids in southeast Oklahoma and look for the rocks......I didn't even know they had freakin rapids in Oklahoma. I hadn't had a vacation in 6 years. I was just trying to float a lazy river and drink beer. Thanks to the boat it still ended up being a really great time.

What a great product & helpful company. This boat is made very well and the size is bigger than we thought. Its pretty easy to assemble, maybe a little more work to disassemble but it is worth the work. We also needed something easier for storage since we are in process of buying a home. This company was easy to work with & quick in responses for help. We will be referring our family & friends to buy. Our home town is all about fishing and lakes.

I’ve taken the Excursion 4 out about 6 times now, mostly for river fishing and lake floats. Overall, it’s a solid "good for what it is" purchase. If you want to get on the water without spending $1,000+ on a hardshell boat or a high-end inflatable, this gets the job done. Pros: • Value: You really can't beat the price for a boat that fits a couple of people and some gear. • Portability: Easy to throw in the trunk and go. Setup takes about 15 minutes with a decent pump. • Functional: The rod holders and oar locks work well enough for casual fishing. Cons (The "Why it’s 3 Stars" part): • Durability: The "puncture resistant" label is a bit of a stretch. I’ve already had to apply several patches. If you even graze a sharp rock or a submerged branch, you’re likely going to get a hole. • Thin Material: The PVC is fine for open water, but it’s definitely not "heavy duty." You have to be extremely careful when launching or beaching the raft. I highly recommend carrying a permanent patch kit (not just the stickers it comes with) at all times. • Handling: It catches the wind easily and can be a workout to row against a current. Final Verdict: It’s a great "starter" raft. Treat it like a fragile piece of equipment rather than a rugged boat, and you’ll enjoy it. Just stay away from the rocks and keep your patch kit handy!

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I bought it in prime day deal's... It's a dream come true 😁

We 2 adults and an 6 & 8 year old. Total novices used this for the first time this weekend in a lake. Easy to ready easy to carry and easy to use very stable on water. Lots of people said how good it looked. A really good size and easy to get back into the back After deflation

El barco es súper grande y sólido. Sin embargo, pesa bastante. Íbamos al Caminito del Rey. Un lago enorme, perfecto para este barco. Lo recomiendo.