frontpageVNlilMAN posted Dec 01, 2022 12:52 AM
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frontpageVNlilMAN posted Dec 01, 2022 12:52 AM
10' Hydro-Force Oceana Inflatable Convertible Paddle Board Kayak Set (Wood/Palm)
+ Free S/H$125
$299
58% offWalmart
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I had two gripes - one is they were somewhat hard to carry since they didn't have a center handle (this one does) and the valve is slightly different than the one in my Costco hyperlites, so, I have to use the manual pump rather than the electric. That wasn't as big a deal - they held air really well, I never had to do more than top them off. Still would like to find an adapter.
Tempted to buy a couple of these, but I'm a little worried about how they'd hold up in transit in the middle of winter. Plus I'd have no good way of testing their integrity for a good 4ish months.
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I had two gripes - one is they were somewhat hard to carry since they didn't have a center handle (this one does) and the valve is slightly different than the one in my Costco hyperlites, so, I have to use the manual pump rather than the electric. That wasn't as big a deal - they held air really well, I never had to do more than top them off. Still would like to find an adapter.
Tempted to buy a couple of these, but I'm a little worried about how they'd hold up in transit in the middle of winter. Plus I'd have no good way of testing their integrity for a good 4ish months.
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Purchased 2 for $250. Wondering if I should buy warranty with this
I had two gripes - one is they were somewhat hard to carry since they didn't have a center handle (this one does) and the valve is slightly different than the one in my Costco hyperlites, so, I have to use the manual pump rather than the electric. That wasn't as big a deal - they held air really well, I never had to do more than top them off. Still would like to find an adapter.
Tempted to buy a couple of these, but I'm a little worried about how they'd hold up in transit in the middle of winter. Plus I'd have no good way of testing their integrity for a good 4ish months.
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I had two gripes - one is they were somewhat hard to carry since they didn't have a center handle (this one does) and the valve is slightly different than the one in my Costco hyperlites, so, I have to use the manual pump rather than the electric. That wasn't as big a deal - they held air really well, I never had to do more than top them off. Still would like to find an adapter.
Tempted to buy a couple of these, but I'm a little worried about how they'd hold up in transit in the middle of winter. Plus I'd have no good way of testing their integrity for a good 4ish months.
Added stadium seats and pretty much only use them as sit on kayaks, except I'll stand when I need to stretch my back on the long trips . We spend 5-6 hours lost in local marshes and taking pictures of the wildlife from water level.
Best. Investment. Ever.
Added stadium seats and pretty much only use them as sit on kayaks, except I'll stand when I need to stretch my back on the long trips . We spend 5-6 hours lost in local marshes and taking pictures of the wildlife from water level.
Best. Investment. Ever.
I had two gripes - one is they were somewhat hard to carry since they didn't have a center handle (this one does) and the valve is slightly different than the one in my Costco hyperlites, so, I have to use the manual pump rather than the electric. That wasn't as big a deal - they held air really well, I never had to do more than top them off. Still would like to find an adapter.
Tempted to buy a couple of these, but I'm a little worried about how they'd hold up in transit in the middle of winter. Plus I'd have no good way of testing their integrity for a good 4ish months.
I'd deflate them after every trip, wiped them down every other trip or so. I didn't know about the valve being slightly different though, been hand pumping them. For next season, I'll probably bite and get aa electric pump.
I don't know how long they'll last... but even if they only lasted this one season, I got my money's worth.
Costco sometimes has a pair for 50. I paid about 26. Walmart has a one for 17, but it's wide. Get the narrowest one you can fit in or the corners will bump your arms when you paddle. There's a guy on YouTube that reviews add on seats for inflatables
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eh. found some reviews of crossbreed. they seem fishy
https://crowdfused.com/p/hydro-fo...alm-print/
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