Intex Explorer 300 Inflatable Boat Review And Test Cruise

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Dan Moreno - 4 years ago

Nice, I have one in my cart in the Amazon page. Ill go ahead and order it.

Thanks

Douglas Burskey - 4 years ago

I love riding in inflatable boats. Very relaxing. I never go into deep water no more than 3 or 4 feet deep,and in no smaller than a 2 person, but the 3 person is a better choice and just right for an adult .

Curtis Marean - 4 years ago

I've had many rafts like this, they are a lot of fun! You need to watch what you are doing, they take up very little space when stored. I kept one in an old gym bag.

Turppa21 - 4 years ago

Whats better this or the Seahawk 2?

Blu craftyt - 4 years ago

I have on so ya thanks for the INFO

Funhouse 107 - 4 years ago

Can this carry me and my wife or should i get a bigger one

Stephen Philip - 4 years ago

How big is it compacted down. I’m planning a long hiking trip, need it to fit in my rucksack.

LSgaming420 - 4 years ago

i have a Intex Explorer Pro 2 and it fits 2 people. here is a very cheap price for one https://www.ebay.com/itm/Intex-Explorer-Pro-2-Person-Youth-Inflatable-PVC-Boat-Raft-for-Fishing-Rafting/352211881185?epid=11026676282&hash=item520176cce1:g:Su0AAOSw9y1b4K8Z

DIY Vids - 4 years ago

Get a bigger one for two people so you have more room for some baggage.

Franco Amaro - 4 years ago

Khyle lucas Amorado - 4 years ago

how can i repair the hole in my explorer?

Caleb The Awesome Fortnite Gamer - 4 years ago

Khyle lucas Amorado it comes with a patch but it’s useless

Isaac G - 4 years ago

FlExTaPe

maverickdallas100 - 4 years ago

Back to bow, feet to stern is the ideal rowing position for these boats. The best power stroke is achieved by pulling on the oars rather than pushing on them. You might want to upgrade the oars later on if you want to go faster, but these lightweight ones are OK for doodling around.

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Hayden Lees - 4 years ago

I have a kano 2000

Anarchy is order - 5 years ago

How much does it weigh

maverickdallas100 - 5 years ago

I have the Seahawk 2, the Explorer K2 and Challenger K1 kayaks. Redeemed some reward points and added $70 cash for all three boats, having paid out-of-pocket, less than $25 for each one! They exceeded my expectations and should cover all my boating needs. I hope to use them even more next year, provided the weather is better. This summer has been miserable, either raining or too hot. In the meantime, they will store nice and neat on a shelf for the winter. After a number of regular boats over the years, I am taking the minimalist approach this time around. I no longer have the room to keep a regular boat and I need help with the launching, retrieval and maintenance, which I no longer have available. I can at least go it alone now and enjoy the water without all the headaches and expense. Overall, you won't find a better bang for your buck than an Intex inflatable boat. Just get one big enough to meet your needs and you will have some good, safe fun!

Samuel Lim999 - 5 years ago

Thanks for the review. I just bought the boat and this review gave a lot of good info.

Rj Correa - 5 years ago

I bought this dinghy recently and I can’t wait to try it at end of the month when we go caravanning loo

Cutie The Fluffy Puppy - 5 years ago

I have the explorer 200

will park - 5 years ago

can it fit 2 people ?

Doge - 5 years ago

Very helpful I was thinking of getting one and now I will

THANK YOU!

Zachary Renner - 4 years ago

Hello fellow doge :D

Deadmeme64 - 5 years ago

How is the leg room in there? I'm 5,11" and I'm thinking about getting one of these.

DIY Vids - 5 years ago

the leg room is not too good. I can stretch out and it's good for one person. but it holds 410 lbs but you may have to sit cross legged to fit everyone in.