Kayak Gonfiabile Convertibile AQUAGLIDE Navarro con Pavimento Drop Stitch, Verde Navarro 130

Name: Kayak Gonfiabile Convertibile AQUAGLIDE Navarro con Pavimento Drop Stitch, Verde Navarro 130
Brand: AQUAGLIDE
SKU: 0790628041485
Price: 1050.59 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:AQUAGLIDE

3.2/5

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1050.59

AQUAAGLIDE: la nostra passione per gli sport acquatici ci spinge a progettare alcune delle migliori tecnologie nautiche disponibili in modo da ottenere le prestazioni desiderate combinate con la portabilità senza problemi di cui hai bisogno. SPECIFICHE:L 13'3 x L 37 (L 404 cm x L 94 cm). Peso: 35 libbre. Capacità: 300 libbre. (136 kg) 1 persona. Include: kayak, sedile e custodia. Garanzia: 1 anno limitato. Copertura opzionale disponibile, non inclusa. CREA LA TUA AVVENTURA: i nostri kayak gonfiabili sono progettati per giocare tanto quanto te. Portatili, leggeri e costruiti per durare, sono creati per acque rapide e touring. CREA LA TUA AVVENTURA: i nostri kayak gonfiabili sono progettati per giocare tanto quanto te. Portatili, leggeri e costruiti per durare, sono creati per acque rapide e touring. BARCA DA TOUR: Navarro è attrezzata per affrontare l'ignoto. Con pavimenti cuciti a goccia leader del settore, zip sui ponti e pontili rivestiti Hex Shell, questo gonfiabile leggero e resistente gestisce tutto.

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EAN: 0790628041485

Categories: Sport e tempo libero, Sport e forma fisica, Kayak, Kayak, Kayak da pesca,

Brand	AQUAGLIDE
Color	Green
Item Weight	40.24 Pounds
Material	Nylon
Style	Navarro 130

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Scritto da: Schaack

Still happy with the Navarro 130

Other reviews here are pretty good, so I'll just my thoughts and experience. I looked at a lot of inflatable kayaks before choosing this one. My main requirement was that I have a lot of room for my legs (I'm 6'3"). I'd tried a few kayaks (rigid and inflatables) where I didn't like having to be completely inside or have my knees bent all the time. With that in mind, most of the inflatables I found seemed to look way too much like rubber rafts instead of kayaks. Ultimately, that probably wouldn't bug most people, but I wanted a kayak! (or, at least something that pretended to be a kayak really well). The canvas covering on the Navarro 130 really sold me on it. Yeah, it's more of an inflated/rubber canoe than a kayak, but it doesn't LOOK like it (not too much). I've taken it out 4 times. I used a Ryobi Inflator to put the air in. I had to find some special adaptors to make it all work. The sides inflate individually, and then the floor gets inflated. There's also a 'collar' that you can inflate (I just blow into it). Getting the kayak to the right pressure is a challenge, since the max pressures for the three main parts are pretty low. I ended up ordering a low-pressure gauge (made for golf cart tires, I think?) to help check the floor pressure. The floor becomes rigid at max pressure, so I try to get that as close as possible to the max (6.0 psi). One thing I haven't seen anyone else mention is that the floor is actually a completely separate object. I inflate the sides first, then lay the floor in and get it centered and then inflate it. When I deflate everything, I take the floor out to get everything dried off. The canvas covering of the top and the inside 'pontoons' takes a long time to dry, which is probably my only complaint. But the canvas also gives the kayak the look and feel I really like, so it's a trade off. Pros: Looks cool, lots of leg room (too much? - see below), very comfortable to sit in and paddle, lots of storage space, easy to carry around (inflated or deflated), nice paddle straps on each side Cons: Takes a while for the canvas to dry off, storage bag is bare-bones compared to what other companies offer, doesn't come with paddle or pump (which could be a pro, since it makes it cheaper and maybe you already have a paddle and pump?), seems like it's 1-2 feet longer than it needs to be.

Scritto da: W. Andrews

A fully functional kayak that weighs 40lbs and fits in the trunk!

I was pleasantly surprised by this kayak. I have a really nice 13 foot, 100lb plastic stand-up fishing kayak that fits in the bed of my truck, but my wife wanted to join me. I couldn't fit another one back there and I wanted something light enough for my wife to handle, so I reluctantly looked into inflatables. I had an inflatable kayak years ago and it was awful. It wouldn't track, and the wind blew it all over the lake. It also weighed a ton and didn't have a protective cloth cover on the hull. This kayak is totally different. The bottom is literally stiff as a board and it has a fin to help with tracking. It paddles very well and tracks straight. It's almost the equal of my rigid kayak when it comes to performance on the water. A few specifics: -The zippers are heavy duty and strong. -The cloth cover is nice looking and tough and the air bladders are thick and tough. -There are two kinds of valves, which is annoying but necessary due to the high pressure of the floor (6psi). -I bought a 12v electric pump. It fills the kayak to the right pressure quickly and came with a big bag of various valve adaptors, two of which were correct! -I though it was odd that the boat did not have any storage pouches or zippered compartments other than the hatches. It would be nice to have a couple of pouches to hold boat licenses, etc. -The seat is OK, not great. My wife added an extra cushion for more padding and higher position and things are good now. -There is tons of room inside for the boater and cargo It's so nice to be able to put a really capable 13' kayak in a bag and stick it in the closet. I had to build a special rack for my rigid kayak outside, with a little roof, and cover it with a special waterproof cover. My boat's great in the water and excellent for fishing, but out of the water, it' a big hassle compared to the inflatable.

Scritto da: Lorry

So far so good... Loses a point for bad stitching and not having a pump.

I am writing this in a Canadian winter, so at the moment all I have done is pumped this up to check it inflated and held air. But that's enough for at least an initial review. Firstly, it comes with two different valves (actually three but one you can just use your mouth on). The sides use Boston Valves, and the base uses the SUP or Halkey-Roberts one. Most pumps (none of the ones I had) don't come with the SUP connector, so you are probably going to have to buy a pump with the Kayak. I got one of those Flextailgear USB charged ones and a Boston to SUP adapter, but my pump didn't come with the Boston end, so I had to use an old hand pump. If you are paying nearly $1000 for an inflatable Kayak, it just seems like they could have added in a $20 pump as well. The other problem is the bad stitching! Again something I don't expect on a Kayak that costs this much and is reliant on the stitching. I'll add a photo of some of the stitching on the deck. It's not dangerous (well not that bit) but it shows a complete lack of any finishing process, inspection or quality control. I'd be embarrassed sending this out to a customer. Complaints aside... It seems to be a pretty good Kayak, and online reviews and YouTube videos generally like it (which was why I got it). It folds up nice and small (photo enclosed, the pump on top is about the size of a small Tim's coffee cup for reference) and it's not that heavy. The bag is badly made, it seems cheap and ill thought out, bits will fall out of the side, especially if you put the pump in there. Summary - An expensive but probably good Kayak, with poor quality control, visibly bad stitching and cheaply made low quality accessories. I was giving it a 4 star review, but I decided to knock one off now because this really isn't a cheap to buy Kayak. Hopefully, you find this review helpful.

Scritto da: Miguel G Gutierrez

Navarro 130

llego en tiempo, muy contento del primer uso, estuve casi todo el dia en el agua, tristemente, al final del primer dia, se descosturo uno de los costado y decidí devolverlo, hasta el momento no me han solucionado la devolución. Esta muy emocionado de la versatilidad de una Kayak inflable, pero no se dieron las cosas como hubiera querido, espero me reembolsen el pago, para comprar un Kayak rígido y seguir disfrutando el mar que tanto amo

Scritto da: Amazon Kunde

Nähte reissen beim ersten Aufpumpen

Habe das Aquaglide Navarro 145 am 10.06.2021 neu über Amazon gekauft. Die Lieferung erfolgte sehr schnell und direkt vom Verkäufer. Das Produkt macht beim auspacken einen vollständigen und mit Aussnahme, von ein paar schmutzige Stellen auf dem Transportsack, die mich nicht gestört haben, einen neuen Eindruck sonst hätte ich das Aquaglide Navarro 145 sofort wieder zurückgeschickt. Aber an den Ventile waren z.B. noch das Original Etikett mit QR-Code des Herstellers angebracht. Die große Enttäuschung kam dann allerdings beim ersten aufpumpen. Ich habe mich hierzu im Vorfeld mehrere Video Tutorials des Herstellers angesehen und die Bedienungsanleitung genau gelesen. Außerdem habe ich mir die für das Aquaglide Navarro 145 empfohlene Handluftpumpe besorgt bei dir auch die benötigten Adapter dabei sind. Das empfohlene Wechselspiel von: erst linke Luftkammer, etwas aufpumpen dann rechte Luftkammer etwas aufpumpen dann linke Luftkammer bis zum (direkt am Ventil angegebenen Luftdruck) füllen habe ich vorschriftsmäßig durchgeführt. Noch vor dem Erreichen des finalen empfohlenen Luftdrucks ist mir auf der linken Seite bereits eine komische Wulst aufgefallen beim genaueren hinsehen habe ich bemerkt dass die Luftkammer aus dem umnähten Aussenmaterial gerissen ist (siehe Foto). Zu den Fahreigenschaften kann ich leider nicht sagen da das Boot nie Wasserkontakt hatte. Das Boot ist super schwer was nicht nur ein Vorteil ist aber dafür erwarte ich eine höhere Qualität und höhere Produktsicherheit. Bei ein Kajak in dieser Preisklasse setze ich auch eine zuverlässige Qualitätskontrolle des Herstellers voraus um solch eine Enttäuschung zu vermeiden.. Die Badegäste welche neben mir währen meines ersten Aufpumpen des Aquaglide Navarro 145 ihre neue Luftmatratze für zehn Euro aufgepumpt haben, hatten mehr Glück, Sie konnten damit ins Wasser. Ich mit einem fast 1000 € teuren Aquaglide Navarro 145, ein Luftkajak dass vom Hersteller für den Profi Einsatz beworben dagegen nicht. Ich hoffe dass der Verkäufer jetzt schnell reagiert und für unseren Urlaub einen entsprechenden Ersatz zur Verfügung stellt. Über die Erfahrungen mit dem Verkäufer und Hersteller werde ich hier berichten sobald mir hier zu Informationen vorliegen. Nachtrag: 29.06.2021 Das defekte Navarro 145 wurde vor über einer Woche zurück zum Verkäufer In die Niederlande geschickt. Für dir Kosten für den versicherten Versand welche über 50 € betrogen musst ich selbst in Vorleistung gehen. Wie sich hinter her herausstellte wurden die E-Mails des Verkäufers nicht an mich weitergeleitet. Als dann schließlich doch die Kontaktaufnahme geklappt hat wurden vom Verkäufer die Kosten für das Kajak und für den Rückversand erstattet.

Scritto da: DancingMan

Expensive but no pump

The kayak is smart but we could not inflate it properly. There are 3 different valve types and trying to find an appropriate pump has been a challenge yet to be solved. For the price, I would have thought a pump and fittings should be standard

Scritto da: Al

Perfect Inflatable Kayak!

This kayak is great and is even better than I expected! I absolutely love it. Easy to inflate, deflate and transport. A dream come true! Highly recommended! Hope it lasts a long time too !!