@Kenneth Fields, inflatable kayaks tend to be much more buoyant and stable than hardhull kayaks, and they are also much easier to reenter should that become necessary.
Hello! I just bought a Kayak and I'm worried: How would you get on the "Intek Challenger K2" when the two occupants fell into the water? Hola!, Acabo de comprar un Kajak y estoy preocupado: Como harias para subir al Intek Challenger K2 cuando los dos ocupantes cayeron al agua?
The process is nearly the same except you'll want the rear passenger to re-enter first and stabilize the kayak for the front passenger to re-enter second. Thanks for watching! We hope you subscribed to the Sea Eagle Boats RUclips Channel for more informative videos to come!
Glad it was helpful! We hope that you subscribe the channel for more informational video to come and new production announcements. Thanks for watching!
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Obrigado por assistir! Você pode encomendar clicando aqui ► sea.gl/380X-YT. Esperamos que você tenha se inscrito no canal do RUclips da Sea Eagle Boats para mais vídeos informativos por vir!
I have a 385FT but thinking of getting a razorlite. I have hunted for a video on how to get back into a razorlite. Once I see that, I am ready to pruchase. Do you know of any videos that may exist?
The x300 looks great and I’m interested but, where could be a waterproof bag be stored and safely attached to? The only thing missing from this kayak is a waterproof compartment.
Waterproof bags can be stored anywhere in the kayak. Most slide them under the front or rear spray skirts and attach them to any one of the many D-ring attachment points.
You should take lessons, then. The boat even has a notice printed on it that you need to have minimum swimming skills. Also, even strong swimmers are obligated to wear life jackets.
Thats all well and good if the inflatable is that wide. The problem is that inflatables are generally not built by professional paddlers for paddlers or even people (generally) who know anything about kayaking and the sea. So these things come in varying sizes and configurations but they have certain commonalities; high freeboard, very light, a huge amount of windage, huge seats, lots of gimmicks and bad handling in even the most forgiving conditions. Get yourself a rigid boat suitable for your particular preffered kayaking and then get some good quality training from a recognised school. Stay safe, mother nature is unforgiving.
NOMAD Sea Kayaking ...blah blah blah. My inflatable kayak cost me 63 bucks, delivered from Amazon. The information this guy provides is helpful for us amateurs who just want paddle around the lake and get back in the thing when we fall out. I appreciate the fact that he took the time to share this info.
You feel better after that verbal diarrhea you just shat out? Damn man it sounds like you need a friend, wish I could give you a hug and see if that changes anything
I have a RMR IK-123 inflatable kayak. I live in Colorado and stick to mainly tough 3s and easy 4s. My question, your kayak seems much more comfortable seating wise. Is a get up like yours suited for River rafting or just for sea/lake kayaking?
Thank you for watching. The Explorer series is rated to for up to IV whitewater. Please see ► www.seaeagle.com/inflatable-kayaks/Compare and thank you for your interest.
@Kenneth Fields, inflatable kayaks tend to be much more buoyant and stable than hardhull kayaks, and they are also much easier to reenter should that become necessary.
Good video as it teaches us clearly. By the way, what is the Sea Eagle kayak model used in this video ? I would like to buy it..
www.seaeagle.com/ExplorerKayaks/380x
Thank you for this video. This is an essential skill.
You're very welcome!
The way he was just like "Alright, I'm getting out." Was awesome 🤣🤣
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Hello! I just bought a Kayak and I'm worried: How would you get on the "Intek Challenger K2" when the two occupants fell into the water?
Hola!, Acabo de comprar un Kajak y estoy preocupado: Como harias para subir al Intek Challenger K2 cuando los dos ocupantes cayeron al agua?
The process is nearly the same except you'll want the rear passenger to re-enter first and stabilize the kayak for the front passenger to re-enter second. Thanks for watching! We hope you subscribed to the Sea Eagle Boats RUclips Channel for more informative videos to come!
@@SeaEagleBoats Ok, gracias !!!! tratare! I will try!!!
Thank you for the vid. About to get my first inflatable kayak and am surely gonna practice what you showed here
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Excellently demonstrated. Many thanks.
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Fantastic. Getting my very first inflatable kayak and this is great to know!
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I've been looking at getting a drop stitch 3 person kayak so I can go spearfishing from it, I think as long as my gear is fixed it'll be fine
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Thanks for the video. Thinking of getting SE 420 tandem inflatable explorer for ocean light wind conditions. Is the 420 seaworthy? Thanks
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@rhinohippo, that is the Sea Eagle Explorer 380x
0:59 you missed step 2 - turn around so your butt is in the kayak
😒
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what is the Sea Eagle kayak model used in this video ? I would like to buy it.
Thanks for watching! This is the Sea Eagle 380x ► www.seaeagle.com/ExplorerKayaks/380x?keycode=YT
Heck, this guy could swim to shore. How about showing us a 70 year old person getting back in? My scissor kick is not that strong.
Maybe you’re too old to kayak still, old man
We're looking for volunteers 😊, thanks for watching!
I'm 67 and I can do it. But I also carry a bright orange distress whistle around my neck when I kayak alone just in case.
i usually go over the bow, you can force the bow down and then use the d rings to pull yourself up
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Always attach your paddle with a "panic line" that way you can't loose it ;-)
Great point Ynse Schaap, check this out ► www.seaeagle.com/Accessories/oars-paddles/paddle-leash
No way!! Serious choking hazard!!
@@Walker615 Interesting point of view from both sides
Bad and potentially dangerous advice.
@@Walker615 😂
Many thanks to this kind man.
Uauuu eu queroooo um caiaque desse onde compro e qual o valor ??
Abraços aqui 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷👍👍👍
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Thanks Will Ferrell!
You bet!
thanks for this, recently bought an inflatable intex k1 challenger kayak, and im very new at this hobby ;) had my first kayak trip in may this year
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Excellent tutorial. Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
I have a 385FT but thinking of getting a razorlite. I have hunted for a video on how to get back into a razorlite. Once I see that, I am ready to pruchase. Do you know of any videos that may exist?
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Way more stable than a hard shell
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Wonderful. Thank you, Sir.
Thank you for watching!
Thank you so much 🤟😁😁
You're very welcome! Thank you for watching!
Never mind I found it! Thanks
Enjoy!
are inflatable kayaks more stable than hard shell ones? is it easier to reenter a sea eagle? looks pretty easy.
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Wow! Good stuff thanks
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Thanks Sea Eagle
Our pleasure, thanks for watching!
Nice brooooo!
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can this method work as well with the Fasttrack model?
Joel, yes, this does work on a FastTrack
Thanks, from Sussex in England. Liked.
That matters more than a like from anywhere else!
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Great info, thank u sir..
Thank you so much for watching!
Excellent
Thank you so much 😀
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The x300 looks great and I’m interested but, where could be a waterproof bag be stored and safely attached to? The only thing missing from this kayak is a waterproof compartment.
Waterproof bags can be stored anywhere in the kayak. Most slide them under the front or rear spray skirts and attach them to any one of the many D-ring attachment points.
How much is this kayak I love it just send it to me the price and website please
www.seaeagle.com/ExplorerKayaks?keycode=YT
0:18 you welcome
Thanks for watching!
What if you can't swim?
You should take lessons, then. The boat even has a notice printed on it that you need to have minimum swimming skills.
Also, even strong swimmers are obligated to wear life jackets.
You’ll be fine. Go for it!
Never leave land without your life jacket. Thank you for watching!
@@SeaEagleBoats never forget to bring a towel either!
@@nudetaynehatwobble Yes, exactly.
Thats all well and good if the inflatable is that wide. The problem is that inflatables are generally not built by professional paddlers for paddlers or even people (generally) who know anything about kayaking and the sea. So these things come in varying sizes and configurations but they have certain commonalities; high freeboard, very light, a huge amount of windage, huge seats, lots of gimmicks and bad handling in even the most forgiving conditions. Get yourself a rigid boat suitable for your particular preffered kayaking and then get some good quality training from a recognised school. Stay safe, mother nature is unforgiving.
NOMAD Sea Kayaking ...blah blah blah. My inflatable kayak cost me 63 bucks, delivered from Amazon. The information this guy provides is helpful for us amateurs who just want paddle around the lake and get back in the thing when we fall out. I appreciate the fact that he took the time to share this info.
You feel better after that verbal diarrhea you just shat out? Damn man it sounds like you need a friend, wish I could give you a hug and see if that changes anything
Very entertaining comments, keep them coming, and thanks for watching!
I have a RMR IK-123 inflatable kayak. I live in Colorado and stick to mainly tough 3s and easy 4s. My question, your kayak seems much more comfortable seating wise. Is a get up like yours suited for River rafting or just for sea/lake kayaking?
Thank you for watching. The Explorer series is rated to for up to IV whitewater. Please see ► www.seaeagle.com/inflatable-kayaks/Compare and thank you for your interest.