Intex Excursion Heavy Duty 5 Person Inflatable Rafting and Fishing Boat Set with 2 Oars, Air Pump, and Carry Bag for Lakes and Mild Rivers, Blue

This is the best thing i have ordered on amazon it is grest inflates so fast we used a rechargable air pump that helped a bit but the one it comes with pumps almost as fast if not faster i was impress stayed strait if you row from the front and we switched seats and it was super stable seen mods that make this thing way more stable if you want more mods it lets you add a motor mount wich is awsome i have seen videos of people who complained about this things ores not having lock in abilities but it does you you just have to push it a but has to be tight so it does not move around right

We bought our 1st Intex boat 24 yrs ago. Our family was small and all of us could fit in the Challenger 4. We used it A LOT! As the kids got older they would use it to go floating with friends etc. Now, with grand kids, there are 20 of us when we go. I bought 4 of these Excursion 5's with complete confidence in Intex. They are incredible with plenty of room for everybody. The Challenger 4 is still in great shape and we take it, also. You can't go wrong with this product. Take care of them and they will last forever. Some reviewers said the cushions were in the way but we found them very comfy

Great quality come with a great pump as well it takes time but it worked out perfectly fine we even put our 2 year old Frenchie on the raft and it held amazing!!

The raft is great. Easy to put together and seems to be well constructed. My only complaint is for the size it would have been nice to have an electric pump instead of the hand pump. Also not a real problem but it would have been nice to have the ore mounts in the middle of the boat. Otherwise this thing is well worth the money. Plenty of room for 5 people or 4 with a 30 quart cooler.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this boat, and after only a few uses, it developed a huge bubble – the internal seam between chambers burst. This is not a small hole that can be patched, but a serious structural defect. The boat is unsafe to use, as it can rip open completely while on the water.Tried fixing it, but patches or glue don’t help because the damage is inside. I can’t return it anymore, and the boat turned out to be almost disposable.Very disappointed with the quality. Do NOT recommend buying – waste of money and a safety hazard!

I am an outdoors kinda guy. Highly recommend this inflatable boat. There are so many different things you can do with it whether it be floating in the pool, down the river, or fishing lakes and reservoirs. Easily fits your cooler, fishing gear and a few people. Unfortunately I only got to test it in the pool with my 1 year old nephew (he loved it) before the first tornado i have ever seen in California took my 50 lb boat 100 yards into a barbed wired fence putting 8 holes in it. I only had the boat for 4 days. Would get another if i could. Sad about the boat but still brings joy how happy it made my nephew and myself for the short duration.

This thing is great, I was weary at first as it is so affordable it man it was a blast to take my wife and our dogs out on the lake, it held up really well, definitely can be paddled with one person, though I struggled with it as I had shoulder surgery on my left shoulder a couple years back and the motion was as smooth as the right so I could paddle straight but that was me not the boat. It pumps up in 10-15 mins with the hand pump which isn’t to bad and deflates a bit quicker. It’s tricky to fold it right so it fits in the bag with all the stuff but you’ll figure it out, it fairly like considering it’s size and is easy to carry. I will likely invest in the trolling motor in the future as we don’t have to row it.

We bought this boat in 2021, but did not get a chance to take it to water until June 2023. The boat holds up, BUT the two oars that came with this inflatable boat pretty much FELL APART on our FIRST time use. The rubber grips on both oars slipped off/came unglued from one end of the shafts, and the quick lock pins holding the fins on the other ends of the shafts became STUCK IN THE OPEN POSITION which released both fins while we were rowing. We managed to retrieve one of them but ended up loosing the other one.