Sea Eagle385FT Fasttrack Inflatable 12'6" 1-3 Person Touring Kayak with Rigid External keel-Smoother Paddling Experience-Light Weight

The best....solid, works great. Expensive because it is worth it.

So great, so stable. Just a bit of work for the floorIt’s fantastic though and I love it.

Spent over 1,000 on a product that when inflated to the recommended pressure level blew out a seam.No - it wasn't in Florida or AZ it was in Bellingham WA. Where it does get warm in the summer (sometimes)It was sitting right next to my inflatable on top of my boat when it happened. My 1st thought was - oh well patch it and move on. But was informed by SeaEagle that a seam is not repairable. I don't understand why something that is inflatable is made so it can not be fixed..When it worked I was very happy with it - but the cost per paddle trip worked out to be $100.00 per trip. Still hanging from the rafters in my garage - if SeaEagle has any suggestions other than to buy a new one.

This kayak is amazing! I take it out on the lake and it's incredible. I live in Dallas and it's guaranteed to always be windy here but this SeaEagle 385ft works beautifully. It cuts through the water so easily even when the water is choppy and it's super windy. It's also very versatile, which is why I love it. The other day I was using it as a paddle board and fishing on it and it was awesome. Totally worth the price! I highly recommend this kayak and this SeaEagle brand. Very satisfied with my purchase.

You will see some complaints online about the seam failures relating to the 385ft. I owned one of those and it seems to be limited to one midel year. Every boat I know of including mine were 2016 models. Sea Eagle redesigned the seams in 2017 which seam to have eliminated the problem which was limited to this model. There are still old Explorers on the water that are over 10 years old and going strong, My explorer has had no problems. There are a lot of unhappy people unfortunate enough to have owned the 2016 Fast track 385ft that has the issue. The seams failed after the warranty period ended and Sea Eagle did nothing to help customers with was obviously a manufacturing problem. They blamed the issue on improper storage and took no responsibility for the problem other than offer to sell a replacement hull. I'm very disappointed with the way they handled this issue and feel they could have done better. I have a very old SE9 raft, a 380x and a 420x along with the travel canoe. All great boats with zero issues. I was one of the unlucky ones that owned a 2016 model year 385ft that literally fell apart at the seams. I did everything I could to resurrect that boat including taking it apart at the seams, regluing and taping with no luck, this was after multiple failures and repairs. If shopping for a used one make sure you don't buy one with a serial number that ends in 16, it will probably fail. Some people are trying to unload their 16 models used and will show it not fully inflated to show it holds air. There is a reason for this, It probably failed and was repaired. It will continue to fail. I'm one of the people that bought this boat used, and it was just out of warranty. I feel Sea Eagle could have done better with acknowledge a defect and kept happy customers. All my other Sea Eagle boats are out of warranty now and all have been perfect.

I like everything about this kayak , it packs small , easy to set up , fast to inflate/deflate , it is fast , estable , pretty ... i just love this kayak !!

Got one of these from Sea Eagle 2 years ago. This kayak is ultra convenient. It folds up easily for storage in the back of the car or truck. Easy to take in the rv. I used it in Flathead Lake in Montana as well as lots of smaller local lakes in Washington, and it tracked beautifully even in the wind. The thing I like best is the stability. I have a niece who gets seasick in kayaks generally but she loves this one. It is also great for taking pets since it has a 635 pound weight rating. A really high quality inflatable.

I bought this kayak used in great condition. I've taken it out every week for a few months now. It is very durable and comfortable to sit in. It is also stable enough to stand in. I use it for fishing and I definitely recommend it for anyone who wants a kayak but is limited on space and storage.