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Advanced Elements AE1007-R AdvancedFrame Convertible Inflatable Kayak - 15' - Red

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Pattern Name: Inflatable Kayak


Style: Without Pump


Features

  • Built-in aluminum ribs define the bow and stern and improves tracking
  • Three layers of material for extreme puncture resistance.Folded size 35 X 21 X 12 inches. Max Weight-550 pounds. Weight-52 pounds
  • Pre-assembled at the factory; simply unfold, inflate, and attach the seats
  • High support, adjustable padded seats provide comfort for hours of paddling
  • Three seat locations allow for paddling solo or tandem
  • OPTIONAL DECK with Honey Comb Rip Stop Fabric Attach the optional Single Deck or Double Deck kit

Brand: ADVANCED ELEMENTS


Item Weight: 52 Pounds


Material: nylon, Plastic


Color: Red


Style: Without Pump


UPC: 000194018003 832994000328


Manufacturer: Advanced Elements


Brand Name: ADVANCED ELEMENTS


Global Trade Identification Number: 28


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 35"L x 21"W x 12"H


Item Weight: 52 Pounds


Material: nylon, Plastic


Style: Without Pump


Color: Red


Weight Capacity Maximum: 550 Pounds


Seating Capacity: 2


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    • great
Pattern Name: Inflatable Kayak Style: Without Pump
So far, I set it up and kayaked it only once. It pumped up much faster than i expected. I placed in the advanced element backbone. People mentioned its hard to get in the right position. Maybe i got lucky cause it seemed easy to me. I also read someone say it was uncomfortable to sit on. I would say i did not even feel it. In fact, the whole kayak is amazingly comfortable. It would make a nice bed, lol. Tracking. i had a big concern about this. But it performed great. My former kayak was Hobie Mirage Outback with a drop down rudder. Without the rudder it does not track at all. This kayak went very straight. It turns slow though but that is the trade off you make. Weight. This kayak is easy for me to pick up even though it is 56 pounds. My Hobie Mirage Outback was listed at 66 pounds. It is hard to pick up and move about. So, i expected this to be about the same. I was pleased to find 10 pounds made a big difference. Maybe the fact that it is inflatable helps too as it can easily rest on my shoulder. Anyway, I piled myself (6'3 210pd) my girlfriend (5'7) and 2 little dogs in. Plenty of room for all. I look forward to having some adventures with this kayak in the back country. ============ 05.15.2012 update Still loving it. Now i have developed a new style of sitting and paddling on it. i sit back on my knees and even stand on my knees and paddle. It's super comfortable and great for really digging in deep into the water. Also i leave my kayak inflated on my back of my boat. i covered it with a piece of sunbrella. Holds air very well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2011 by Awe-some-o
    • Advanced Elements AdvancedFrame Convertible Inflatable Kayak
Pattern Name: Inflatable Kayak Style: Without Pump
I looked at a lot of kayaks before buying this one and am very happy with my purchase. I had some experience in a hard shell kayak, but they were all out of my price range (especially the tandems). I wanted a kayak that would allow me to paddle solo or with a another person, I wanted a kayak that tracked well, and I wanted something that would break down in fit in the back of my car. This kayak is all those things. Obviously the biggest drawback to this kayak is having to assemble and disassemble after every use (and every time you clean it). It only takes 5-10 minutes to inflate (even with a cheap hand pump) and even less to deflate. Taking it apart and cleaning it after every use has been the only downside. I mainly kayak in the ocean and also live in the Pacific Northwest, so I need to make sure everything is clean and dry when I pack it up. It is important to fully inflate all chambers for ideal performance, but you dont want to over inflate or you might damage the kayak. This is why I ordered the Advanced Frame Dual Action Pump with Pressure Gauge, however, cheaper pumps work too. When I've gone solo in this kayak I noticed it sags a bit in the center (to be expected for an inflatable) and the sides of the fabric bow out and can start to collect water. I'm sure with the addition of a spray deck and the backbone this wont be an issue anymore. I noticed a lot of people complaining about how heavy this kayak is and it is heavy (around 55 pounds) but it is just as heavy as a most hard shell kayaks. Another thing people said in reviews is that they were unable to get the kayak back in the duffel bag. I got mine back in just fine, all you have to do is make sure you get all the air out first. To sum things up, the Advanced Elements AdvancedFrame Convertable Kayak is an awesome kayak. It is ideal for people who dont want to spend the big bucks on a hard shell kayak and want something that they can fold up and stick in a duffel bag, while still getting the performance you would expect from a hard shell kayak. Pros: Great price for a convertible kayak Can easily fit in the backseat of your car Made from high quality materials Great tracking, cuts right through the water Very stable on the water, even in choppy and windy conditions. Cons: Inflating, deflating, and cleanup can be a chore Spray decks and backbone needed for best performance (but not required) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2010 by Placeholder
    • Excellent Product
Pattern Name: Inflatable Kayak Style: Without Pump
So I have had this boat for a little over 2 years now and have had some great experiences. First of all this is high quality boat and is built really well. There is plenty of space for 2 people or even 1 person and two kids or dogs etc. It tracks really well and is a pleasure to paddle on the water. Pluses - great amount of space if your taking multiple people - not a problem to paddle alone but there may be better options - design with outer shell seems perfect for durability - no problems at all to report - paddles really well and tracks well - setup is fairly easy - after the first time setup shouldn't take more than 10-15 minutes - storage is great as it fits into a large bag Drawbacks - weight - even though fairly easy to store its pretty heavy to heft around - drying it out after use is the only reason I cannot give five stars. A certain amount of water gets into the kayak and based on the design its very difficult to dry out unless you remove the inner part and dry seperate - once you do this putting everything back together is definitely a pain. In conclusion I can highly recommend this boat but just be aware that even though setup is a breeze that drying out and preparing for storage is a bit of a project. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2015 by Eric Bader
    • It is easy to inflate and deflate
Pattern Name: Inflatable Kayak Style: Without Pump
We (husband and wife) bought this to take with us in the RV. Much easier for travel than the traditional hard version. It is easy to inflate and deflate. The only down side is that it is quite heavy to tote around in the case. It takes a little practice to get it back into the case after it is deflated; but it can be done. The key to it is to fold it the same way each time and make sure it is completely deflated. Leave the chambers open after deflating so any extra air will escape as you are folding it. The kayak tracks wonderfully and is very fast when paddling tandem. Neither of us have paddled solo yet, so I can't speak to that yet. We received many complements on the kayak while we were paddling the Silver River in Silver Springs FL. We even talked with another couple who also purchased the same kayak and travel with it as well. They like it as much as we do. My husband and I highly recommend it. The shell is thick, the size is perfect, it is easy to maneuver, easy to inflate and deflate, looks great, and just plain fun. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2015 by pj

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