I bet you would sell more of these if more focus was made on the chick at the start of the vid in the background...just saying

Will this boat hold a 260 pound man?

Great video, we will be looking to do a review on it soon. Have a look at our latest review if your thinking of getting yourself a boat

i bought one of these from dicks sporting goods, great boat, cant wait to get it out to the lake. Its extremely portable, fits in my honda accord, get an electric pump tho, saves time and effort :)

I bought the first generation and it had some problems. They have addressed most of them, but not all. The original had a different method of attaching the seat that was a pain in the butt. The  oars were mounted too low. I see they have extended them but they have also changed the seat mounting system so it might still not work properly. The two main problems you will have are that it is a terrible job folding the boat so it will go back into the pouch. You will be better off. throwing it in the back of your pickup or van (forget about a car trunk if you have anything else in there. Leave it deflated and hang it in the garage. The big problem is it is too small. It is 14" wide on the inside and approximately 3 feet long. I am talking usable space. I have a trolling motor and a small lawn tractor sized deep cycle battery behind the seat. About 18" in front of the seat there is a 2X4 with a locator mounted and a trolling motor transducer. If you are not a serious fisherman and have a fishing rod and a few lures, this will be fine, but if you are serious and have a box of crank baits, a bag of spinnerbaits, a gallon bag full of quart sized plastic sandwich bags filled with soft plastics and jigs,(this about 5% of what you would take fishing in a real boat) and a minimum ov one rod for the crank baits and topwater boats, one with enough backbone to fish plastic worms, and a spinning outfit for your light baits, (believe me, this is hardly any tackle. Then you find a place for a tiny cooler to put a couple cans of cold drinks and a couple small bottles of water, it is overflowing. The bags that come with it are not for tackle. They will hold a patch kit, some sun screen, a small first aid kit, and a small hand pump. You still have no live well. Your option is a stringer hanging off the side for turtles and snakes to eat. The boat need to be a minimum of 2 feet longer. I have told them this over and over, but until people use one, they believe sea eagle's ads more than a real world user. I gave about $700 for mine, another 25 for a small anchor, $125 for a locator, $75 for a battery, and $99 for the same trolling motor they want $150 for at Bass Pro Shop here. It is the same price everywhere, though. Personally, I would either take $500 and buy a peddle boat or $799 and buy a Pelican 2 man  bass boat. I am thinking about doing a video and showing people how much work it really is in 95 degree heat assembling it and disassembling it.

Thanks Cecil, It looks great ,I just ordered one :)