Sea Eagle 465FT Fasttrack Inflatable 15'3" 1-3 Person Touring Kayak with Rigid External keel - Smoother Paddling Experience Light Weight

Kayak seems great.Only came with 2 seats and paddles. Very clearly sold as the 3 seat version.

Bought this for my son who uses it on San Fancisci Bay. He LOVES it! No, it's not a roto molded kayak...but the closest you can get in an inflateble that has this much volume.

Product did not show up with pump or with third seat? Do these come separately or are they supposed to come in with the Pro Pack as pictured?

The keel. It works great on flat water and downstream, but when trying to paddle upstream in fast water, the keel spins the boat around making it very difficult to keep it aimed upstream. Hard shell kayaks don't have a keel for a reason. This one needs to be removable. I find that it's easier to use upstream if I reverse the seats and have the keel in the stern. The D-rings aren't placed correctly for that but it's doable.While this is made for 3 people, 1 or 2 can handle it easily. With 2 aboard, it's slightly faster than the 2 person boat. 1 person sitting in the middle can skip right along and maneuver easily.

We get so many compliments at the boat launch about how easy it is to set up and how little space it takes in the back of our Jeep! People take pictures of the Sea Eagle logo so they can take a look.

I have used this kayak for many years and it performs great! We always use it to paddle tandem and with the skeg in it tracks great, is very stable and can handle a little bit of spray. The setup is quick and easy. I recommend coating it with 303 aerospace protectant to keep it in the best possible condition. Love Sea Eagles products.

Very well made I've had it 10 yrs, get the free floating tail fin for tracking straight

We purchased the Sea Eagle Fast Track 465 in 2019, and have used it approximately 10-12 times. In about 50% of our outings, the boat exhibited a leak in the outer hull which rendered the boat unusable. The latest event occurred on 4 January 2023 in Elkhorn Slough in California, where the leak became evident immediately upon inflation at the water's edge. We gave up and rented a sit on top hard shell kayak for the paddle up the Slough. We had high hopes for the Fast Track 465, and appreciate the ease of transport. However, we no longer have any faith in this boat and plan to purchase a hard shell kayak. Furthermore, we intend to post a very negative review on Amazon which describes the leak history in detail. I am sure any warrantee on this boat has expired, but at this point I don't think we would ever consider using another Fast Track due to the complete lack of reliability.