Hi, I'm new to kayaks, and I'm thinking about buying this one, one-seat, and I will use it mostly in small lakes for now, but I think that in time, I will want to use it in small waves and in the sea, a little bit rougher waters. So I'm wondering, is this a good all-round kayak? It's the first time I'm buying a kayak.
I use the backbone with this kayak - it is a subtle, but definite improvement, more noticeable on the longer kayaks. Basically, it give a rigid bow-to-stern line, plus a slight vee-shape to the hull, allowing it to slice throw the water a bit better. But ... if you don't use one, you will still be very happy with the kayak!
I just bought the two seater version. Im so excited i cant wait for it to get there, lets hope it comes in one piece. Anyways, i love the Aluminum frame idea. cant wait ot get it UHHHH
Dependent on the manufacturer, they are extremely reliable. My AdvancedFrame has been inflated for one year, now, as I keep it in a building near the water. Occasionally I add a couple pumps to top it off.
I am from the U.K. I have the Airframe 2 seater version which I imported from Air Kayaks 3 years ago and it is a superb kayak.
Comfortable and incredably strong. Go on their web site, (Great people and very helpful€) read the testimonials and look at the photos of this great boat.
I can.t praise it enough. Look no further...BUY ONE!!!
Hi, I'm new to kayaks, and I'm thinking about buying this one, one-seat, and I will use it mostly in small lakes for now, but I think that in time, I will want to use it in small waves and in the sea, a little bit rougher waters. So I'm wondering, is this a good all-round kayak? It's the first time I'm buying a kayak.
IDontCare704 5 months ago
@IDontCare704
This is a great all-around kayak and is fine in small waves and the sea.
airkayaks 5 months ago
Does the optional backbone really improve performance that much?
thEmAddrshOck 1 year ago
I use the backbone with this kayak - it is a subtle, but definite improvement, more noticeable on the longer kayaks. Basically, it give a rigid bow-to-stern line, plus a slight vee-shape to the hull, allowing it to slice throw the water a bit better. But ... if you don't use one, you will still be very happy with the kayak!
airkayaks 1 year ago
my inflatable has been aired up for one year and has never needed air yet
kelita277 2 years ago
great boat
kelita277 2 years ago
I just bought the two seater version. Im so excited i cant wait for it to get there, lets hope it comes in one piece. Anyways, i love the Aluminum frame idea. cant wait ot get it UHHHH
PublicEnemydX 2 years ago
What's the weight limit?
redtripower 2 years ago
It is 300lbs.
airkayaks 2 years ago
Dependent on the manufacturer, they are extremely reliable. My AdvancedFrame has been inflated for one year, now, as I keep it in a building near the water. Occasionally I add a couple pumps to top it off.
airkayaks 3 years ago
how reliable are inflatable kayaks? HOw long before they start losing air pressure. DO they end up a pain in the butt like most inflatable products
fayik123 3 years ago
I am from the U.K. I have the Airframe 2 seater version which I imported from Air Kayaks 3 years ago and it is a superb kayak.
Comfortable and incredably strong. Go on their web site, (Great people and very helpful€) read the testimonials and look at the photos of this great boat.
I can.t praise it enough. Look no further...BUY ONE!!!
spanner570 3 years ago