Set kayak gonfiabile Ventura Elite X1 Hydro-Force 9'2" x 34"

Brand:Bestway

3.6/5

€
326.84

TUTTO QUELLO DI CUI HAI BISOGNO: Questo set include 1 kayak, 1 pagaia in alluminio, 1 pompa a mano, 2 pinne, 1 sedile, 1 borsa per gli attrezzi, 1 borsa per il trasporto e un kit di riparazione. Inoltre, il vano portaoggetti facilmente accessibile sotto il sedile ti consente di accedere alle tue necessità sull'acqua. SEMPLICE DA USARE: Con una configurazione rapida e semplice, il kayak leggero si gonfia con la pompa manuale Air Hammer inclusa. Il trasporto del kayak è un gioco da ragazzi grazie alle maniglie in tela su ciascun lato e la borsa per il trasporto inclusa consente di riporlo comodamente quando non viene utilizzato. USER-FRIENDLY RIDE: con due pinne intercambiabili e rimovibili, puoi personalizzare la tua corsa in base alle condizioni dell'acqua per una stabilità direzionale ottimale. Il remo in alluminio a doppia lama è leggero e tenuto a filo con il kayak da fermagli sicuri. Questo kayak monoposto dispone anche di uno schienale regolabile. COSTRUZIONE DUREVOLE: Costruito per le avventure più difficili, il rivestimento in nylon premium resiste agli elementi più difficili. Il tessuto è resistente all'olio, impermeabile e resiste agli intensi raggi UV del sole. Il rivestimento in tessuto è anche resistente alle forature e costruito per durare nei fiumi rocciosi. LIVELLA LA TUA ESPERIENZA ALL'APERTO: porta la tua estate al livello successivo! Il kayak gonfiabile Hydro-Force Ventura Elite X1 si muove lungo fiumi tortuosi, laghi e acque aperte e si adatta comodamente a 1 adulto (capacità di peso di 286 libbre).

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EAN: 0821808063055

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

Brand	Bestway
Color	9'2" x 34"
Material	Polyvinyl Chloride
Material	Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Seating Capacity	1
Style	Ventura Elite 1-Person

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Scritto da: Evan H

Great boat, but DON'T PUT YOUR KEYS IN THE BAG BEHIND THE SEAT

Well, I was very excited when my kayak arrived yesterday right on schedule. Gave it a practice inflate at the house and then skipped work early to go hit up the local lake to test it out. The bag with the kayak and accessories is easy to carry down to the beach and inflates very quickly. Maybe 10 minutes after pulling everything out and inflating, I was ready to hit the water. I put my shoes behind the seat and my car keys in the seemingly sturdy zip pocket that's attached to the seat. The water was quite calm, maybe a little wind here and there, and the boat maneuvered wonderfully around the marina. I was having a ball. I saw birds perched on the rocks of an island and a big carp splash next to me -- or at least I thought it was a carp. When I returned to shore maybe 30 minutes later, I see that my shoes are missing from the back of the kayak. And it's hard to describe the feeling of dread I felt when I saw that, somehow, the zip bag on the back of the seat was open. And my keys gone. So there I was without keys or shoes, my phone and wallet locked in my truck. My apartment about 20 miles away. Luckily a good samaritan gave me a lift back home and it was maybe 2 hours before I managed to get inside my apartment. All of the 2 staff who work there had gone and there was no easy way to reach them. So what can I say? The kayak itself is everything I wanted. But something is clearly not right with the zipper bag on the seat. I assumed that it was designed to stay closed, but somehow it opened. Maybe it was the centrifugal force of the gently rocking of the water or me adjusting my position in the seat that opened it up. I certainly did not leave it open. I really wish it hadn't happened for a number of reasons. I went to the house of the maintenance guy, who I'm friendly with and who lives around the corner in a house, thinking he could easily help me. Turns out he was slurring drunk at 6pm surrounded by his wife and kids. He basically told me to F-off and nearly had a freak out that I showed up at his royal abode unannounced. The point of those details is to show that I'm probably going to have to take it easy and try to recalibrate my kayaking after this somewhat traumatic and stressful experience. It really was a crappy way to start out and my trust in the boat will take some time to rebuild. If the zipper opens itself under slight forces of the water and gravity, do I really want to trust my life in it?

Scritto da: Christine K. Cornett-McVay

Snazzy appearance

Not real tough to inflate. No problem dealing with getting it ready for storage either. Sleek design and it moves fast and smooth in the water. Good balance and excellent toughness. Comes with a handy pump that does its job efficiently. Love the color. Great set that is ready for gift giving. Move along with ease and comfort. Can handle a decent amount of weight. I like the durability of the material. Shouldn’t puncture easily. I’m not in love with the handle on the paddle but it functions okay.

Scritto da: Joe Strollo

Great for a lazy day on the (calm) water

This kayak works great for us. As campers we lack the space to store a full sized kayak and transporting it can be a hassle. We leave this un-inflated and then use our electric air compressor to fill it up when we get to where we're going. We've only used it on a lake so can't really speak to how it would work in rougher waters. Having kayaked in the past though, I probably wouldn't use this on anything as robust as rapids or even anything with waves or high winds. As some else said already, this is more like a two person raft than a true kayak. That being said, for what we need it for, it's perfect.

Scritto da: Dina

Really nice quality inflatable kayak

Overall, we think this is a really nice kayak. It hasn’t been water tested yet and not even 100% inflated because we were indoors, winter time. I think the size of the kayak might be good for medium to small adults. You can see from the pictures. I am 160 to 165 lbs. 5’ 6”. I may have my 200 pound brother test this out this summer. We plan on using this kayak in a calm lake or the bay. A few things – we felt like the directions were a little lacking when it came to the accessories and how to install. Mainly the tie on ropes, but we figured it out. We never figured out what we needed the wrench for. Overall, was a very quick and easy set up. One thing that could be improved is the air pump hose, it does not lock in place and did come out a few times while we were inflating. I would recommend getting an electric or battery operated pump for quicker inflation. This kayak does have an adjustable seat for leg length. It adjusts on a Velcro strip on the bottom of the kayak and seat. There is two compartments for storage one in the front, which is a net bag and one behind the seat. Can’t wait to float around in the lake with this kayak. Nice and easy to transport in the storage bag.

Scritto da: Zero

Nice for lazy lakes or rivers.

I was excited to try this out but ultimately am disappointed. There's nothing wrong with the quality or build, it's more the reality of an inflatable kayak. It doesn't track or slide through the water like a kayak. It's very sluggish - more like a raft. I was expecting kayak behavior. With a regular kayak, wind is a small factor but something you just overcome. With this inflatable, wind becomes a massive factor in a lopsided battle. This is not the kayak for March (it's March). It's a good thing this has two fins--the smaller version has only one and I'm sure it's all over the place when sideways to the wind. I'm 6'0" and my legs were cramped up and sore after only 30 minutes. I would not recommend this as a 2 person Kayak for long leg individuals. It's OK for short trips. I think this is well suited for packing in a car or van and taking for a lazy float down a river or calm lake. I would not recommend this in open water. I like the portability. I used an electric pump to inflate it because of course I did. This is a better kayak than the Intex they sell at WM. It's a large class below the likes of Advanced Element but it's about half the price. I recommend always getting the longest you can afford. The extra 10" on this Ventura makes a big difference compared to a 10' inflatable I've also tried.