INTEX Excursion 4 Inflatable Boat Set: Includes Deluxe 54in Boat Oars and High-Output Pump Capacity

Bought this boat on sale on a whim. I'm happy I did. It's a ton of fun. Boat inflates in about 10 minutes in my experience but I'm also pretty strong so maybe a bit longer for smaller people. Once inflated it's light and easy to lift to the water. I loaded my family, wife and 2 small kids, in with no problem. I also tested the boat with my 6'4", 320lbs brother and no issue (I'm 300lbs myself). I would assume the listed weight limit is legit. The only issue with the boat is fishing from it isn't comfortable as it comes. It's like fishing on a balloon. Online there are tons of options for tweaking, like adding a wooden floor, that would allow you to sit on a chair and be able to properly fish. I'm buying a motor so I don't have to use the awful oars either. They're good in an emergency but using them is a mission. The loops they sit in aren't strong enough to really drive into and get the boat moving. The button clip on the oar also bangs against the loop and, if you drive hard, pops through. It's really not a good experience. Putting it away isn't a big deal. Boat deflates quickly. There are videos online that show better ways of deflating. They work. It's like folding up a sleeping bag. Once air is entirely out you just pop into a Rubbermaid container and go. The bag it comes in ripped on first use so it's trash. Get a proper container or stronger bag. It's lots of fun. Grab one and see. I'll post photos once I make my modifications for fishing!

Molto spazioso. Comodo in 5. Un po’ pesante da trasportare

If you want to register your boat and add a trolling motor, follow these instructions: This boat is quite big, and to fully enjoy it, adding a trolling motor is recommended. Paddling a boat of this size is not as easy as paddling a kayak. You don't need to register the boat initially, but if you plan to add a trolling motor, most states will require registration. Some people have complained about the difficulty of registering this boat, but others have succeeded. I took the risk and bought it, and fortunately, I was able to register it without much trouble. Here are some key points to know: You don't need to register the trolling motor, especially if it's electric but you have to register the boat if a trolling motor will be attached to it. These steps generally apply to most states, not just Texas. To save you time, I'll skip sharing my story and provide you with the steps for successful registration: First, you'll need a Bill of Sale for your purchase. Contact Amazon Customer Service and request a Bill of Sale that includes the Hull ID of your boat. Although online stores like Amazon may not provide this document, any written conversation with them can suffice for most registration offices. If you can demonstrate your efforts to obtain the Bill of Sale, such as an email response from Amazon, even if they deny your request, or a chat log (as I did), make sure to print or save it and take it with you to the registration office. In my case, I didn't bring any physical documents, but I explained the steps I took to obtain the Bill of Sale verbally, and they accepted my explanation. Next, you'll need the Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin for the boat. Visit the Intex website (intexcorp dot com) and click on the "Boat Certificate of Origin" link at the bottom of the page. On the subsequent screen, select the boat model you purchased (e.g., Intex Excursion 5). Enter the hull identification number, which can be found on the box or your boat (usually starting with the letter XEE). Once you provide the number, you'll receive your Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin. Print it out and remember to take it to the registration office. Take a photo of your boat where the Hull ID is clearly visible. It's not necessary to inflate the boat for the picture (in my case, the boat was not inflated). Make sure to bring the photo with you. Print the order details of your boat purchase, specifically the page that includes the amount paid, your full name, and address. You can do this on the Amazon website or mobile app. Bring all the necessary documents mentioned above to the registration office in person. Remember that most offices only accept cash or check, not credit or debit cards. Fill out the required form, usually available at the front of the office. In Texas, the form is called PWD-143. After about 10 minutes, your registration should be completed. They will provide you with a registration number, which you must print on your boat, as well as a registration sticker. They will also inform you that your title will be mailed to you. With that, you are ready to go and enjoy your boat! I hope these instructions help others since I couldn't find a YouTube video explaining these steps. The most challenging part is obtaining the Bill of Sale and the Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin. While the online version of the Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin may have a signature, if it's not accepted, you can chat or call Intex, and they will send it to you by mail. In my case, I used the downloaded version from their website and it sufficed for the registration office.

The outer package was intact, the the intex company package was previously opened, looks like it is repacked , I am not sure the product is even original, product manual is missing

Resistente incluso en río de piedra. Muy buena calidad.