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How to Choose the Best Inflatable Kayak

Hello, fellow paddlers! In today's blog, we're diving deep into the world of inflatable kayaks, specifically focusing on Sea Eagle inflatable kayaks. Having tested each model extensively over the past few years, I'm excited to share my insights and help you choose the best inflatable kayak for your needs.

Sea Eagle FishSkiff 16 Inflatable Boat Review

I'm diving deep into my review of the Sea Eagle FishSkiff 16 inflatable boat. With over a decade of kayak fishing under my belt, I've tried and tested many watercraft, but this one has truly caught my attention. Sea Eagle, a family business since 1968, has a solid reputation for crafting high-quality inflatable boats and kayaks

Sea Eagle EZLite10 Inflatable Kayak: A Comprehensive Review

I'm testing the Sea Eagle EasyLight 10 Inflatable Kayak. Before we hit the water, let's pump it up and dive into the details.

Sea Eagle 300X Inflatable Kayak Review

This Sea Eagle 300X review takes you through all the pros and cons of this all water kayak from one of the top inflatable brands. Check it out.

Sea Eagle 385 FastTrack Inflatable Fishing Kayak

Ken does his full review of the Sea Eagle FastTrack 385, an inflatable fishing kayak aimed at the lightweight fishing kayak fans.

Sea Eagle 330 Kayak Review | A Gateway Kayak

"Gateway" kayaks are a double-edged sword. On the one hand, they can be accessible and affordable boats that get new people excited about paddling. On the other hand, if someone's first foray into the sport ends up being a lousy experience, then this may turn them off for life.

Sea Eagle 380x Kayak Review: Best All-Around Inflatable Kayak?

Welcome my paddling padawans! Today I'm going to be reviewing a high-performance touring kayak, the P&H Sea Kayaks Leo. I'll tell you all about my experiences on the New River in North Carolina, where I took this bad boy down some Class 1 rapids as part of an overnight paddling trip. That's right folks, sea kayaks are meant for a wealth of exciting conditions, which is why I prefer to call them touring kayaks - "sea kayaks" doesn't quite do them justice.