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They hold up great. If you have any trouble with them, and for any reason, they bust from normal operation, SeaEagle will just send you a new one. I like this boat so much that my wife and I saw used one for sale at a huge, sporting good store, and I jumped on it because of its quality. Matter of fact, we just took it out to the lake today.

@@aaronsmith8346 thanks brother appreciate the feedback! ordering one now.

I don’t know if you watch the other video. I have post it up there with me and my buddy Davis. That is a better video where we make it all the way down section 9 and you can see how it handles in the white water, up to class three rapids.

No leaks at all. It is a very durable watercraft for being inflatable.

@@aaronsmith8346 I tried mine out an was very pleased, it took getting hung up several times, class 2 and 3 rapids, and even a few hits from my friends hard sided kayak. I was going to return on arrival, thanks you for giving me the push to try it out. Best purchase I've made in a while so far. :)

@@aaronsmith8346 how long have you been "testing it's limitations?"

I have one of these, those seats sort of pressure fit themselves in place. I took mine out on rapids and it didn't budge the whole trip.

The other one I have posted is when we went back and were able to complete the run. We were kinda dumb trying to run this as fast as it was going.

I got two big pieces of styrofoam glued them together and cut them into wedges to fit. Works like a dream. I cannot remember the glue I used though it was sprayed on industrial strength and waterproof.

@@aaronsmith8346 Hey thanks! That helps a lot.

@@tucsonazrealestatehomesforsale anytime. I will try to contact my buddy to see where he got the material. It has been a few years so he may have forgotten.

I just talked to my buddy. He said he had to order it on Amazon but to make sure it is Non-Porous styrofoam.

@@aaronsmith8346 I see it on there. Thank you again, much better alternative than something inflatable. :) Got it!

I think it's cutted to shape Polystyrene. He have them here in Europe usually in 120x60cm panels in all kind of thickness. Everything between 2 and 25cm. Are used in building construction as insulation for inside and outside,... floors, walls etc. It's very light and water repellent too for short period of times. If kept under water for minutes, hours will suck in some water. Pretty cheap product.

areUreadyFreddy you shouldn’t cut off the Skegs. They help for going the direction you want to go. You will most likely regret it

These models they are removable.. not needed in white water... only used on flat water and slower rivers

@@kennethr2906 They are not removable on my 370

@@areUreadyFreddy oh sorry.. well they should be.. lol

You're correct. I've run my 300 on the Nantahala with 4 - 5 foot wave trains without ever tipping over. The Sea eagles can handle much bigger water than what you saw here.

A little but the drain plug works well.

I was in a different place then. Thankfully Jesus rescued me and I don't use that language anymore. Don't blame you one bit for exiting stage left.

@@aaronsmith8346 awesome to here on Jesus. Congrats to you bro. Lively footage priceless. 😎

But you feel the need to comment and pass judgement? F-bomb off

No, just what is on the yak

wtf are you talking about?

I've had no trouble with rock rubbing. As Long as you follow the inflating instructions, you shouldn't have any trouble.

Aaron Smith that’s glad to know! Thank you!

Fuck free speech. Am I right?

Cool…next time they’re in an extremely stressful situation they’ll call you and ask what words they should use. How inconsiderate of them

Go cry some more

We were definitely idiots for trying, lol

out of shape, lol......still out of shape, need to get my paratrooper mindset back

These SeaEagles do not provide any way to strap in seats and the instructions warn that the material will not accommodate any glue-on accessories at all specifically d-rings which leaves no way to attach thigh straps either. These guys pushed these boats to the limit and were smart to get off the river when they found it

Velcro workes for me

These kayaks are great! This is actually the 2nd season of use and now going on 4 years of use!

We had no trouble, some discolorations from rubbing but that can usually be wiped off with soap and water.

Worked great the ones in front give you leverage against your feet and either a cooler or another piece of foam in the back will help also.

More than anything it was used for balance. I had a cooler that was behind me so it helped keep me tight in the kayak for the Whitewater.

Pieces of foam measured and cut to fit in the kayaks for better stability and control, noticable difference!

Great video! It's reassuring to watch someone take the 330s down rapids. There's no question that they're pretty durable kayaks. I have a 330 of my own and would love any advice about making a foam insert, because it looks like a superb idea. I.E) did you use styrofoam? what size block did you start with? did you glue different slabs of styrofoam together?

Paige Langley not sure about measurements but it is one piece of Styrofoam. A friend made them

I will ask my buddy who made them where he got the stuff, though it has been a few years.

Thanks for the feedback...

Guess you didn't watch the other video.