Aquaglide Deschutes 110 Inflatable Kayak
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A lightweight, easy-to-use inflatable kayak for solo paddlers, the 11 ft. Aquaglide Deschutes 110 weighs just 19 lbs. Its long, narrow tube design offers excellent tracking and glide across the water.
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- Open-cockpit design makes for easy entry and exit from the boat, while Splash-Guard™ positioned fore and aft of the cockpit helps keep paddlers dry
- Simple setup gets you on the water in minutes: Just take it out of the bag, inflate the 3 chambers, adjust the seat and paddle away
- Single-layer tubes made from light, stiff and durable Duratex™ material are welded and airtight, eliminating the weight of bladders and simplifying maintenance
- FeatherFrame crosspiece support provides structural integrity without the hassle and weight of aluminum parts and pieces
- Solid EVA-covered floor reduces weight and is quick and easy to set up, pack away and maintain; it also provides a lower center of gravity for added stability
- Comfortable Core 2.0 seat has a thick padded cushion and high, supportive backrest; on warm days, the breathable backrest helps keep you cool
- D-rings along with front and rear deck bungees let you secure dry bags and other gear while paddling
- Carry handles at bow, stern and each side make for easy transport
- Quick-release weedless fin improves tracking through the water
- To rinse or clean the boat, simply open the drainplug to allow water to flow through
- Duffel-style storage and travel bag included; stores away easily in most closets or car trunks
- Use a 12V electric pump for quick and easy inflation; top off with a hand pump (pumps not included)
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View all Aquaglide Inflatable KayaksBest Use | Flatwater Kayaking |
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Material(s) | Duratex reinforced PVC |
Length | 11 feet |
Width | 34 inches |
Weight | 19 pounds |
Seat Type | Padded / Foam |
Number of Paddlers | 1-person |
Paddle Included | No |
Weight Capacity (lbs) | 300 pounds |
Tracking System | Tracking Fin |
Packed Dimensions | 30 x 18 x 15 inches |
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Lightweight but very fragile
Product just has 3 Chambers but one of them is Just to hold the two long side tubes apart.I have had this kayak out three times and have had to patch it twice.Materal has stress marks and I feel Like I shouldn’t trust it.I have treated the product with upmost care and only had it out in the Harbor with little chop.Very dissatisfied with the thin wall construction.Don’t recommend using this product.
Superb kayaks
My spouse and I are novice kayakers and we bought two of these kayaks. We’ve used them several times already on lakes and a stream and really enjoy them. They seem very well-built/designed, take just several minutes to inflate/assemble, and they paddle nicely. We simply didn’t want to be hampered by storage and transportation issues with hard-shell kayaks. We simply fold these in thirds and toss them in the back our compact SUV and point the car toward water! The instruction manual could be better, but once you assemble them a few times it’s a cinch.
The Aquaglide was just what we needed!
The Aquaglide Dechutes was our first kayak and we just purchased a second one. It is stable in gentle Montana rivers and handles well. We rubbed it against rocks in low areas and it never developed any leaks, it is sturdy. You have to bail it or pull over and drain it if you get into vigorous waves but we don't kayak on more difficult stretches. It is fabulous on lakes, clips along, and feels safe. This was the perfect kayak to learn with because it was easy to handle on both lakes and rivers. I'm glad we bought one that was a bit more expensive and built better.
Bought for the easy transport
Light weight was the selling point to buy this kayak. It’s easy to transport, inflate, and pack back up. There were a few defects on the top side of the kayak out if the box (dents), but it hasn’t lost air so it’s OK? The worst part of this kayak is the seat. It’s not that soft on the bottom and sits on the floor which can get wet and dirty. I couldn’t comfortably paddle without hitting the top of the boat. I understand if there’s choppy water where it would be make the boat more stable, but for calm lakes it’s not fun. SOLUTION: AQUAGLIDE Kayak Seat Riser, Drop Stitch Cushion, Multicolor, Medium, 584218108. Now kayaking is so much more comfortable. The seat is higher up, softer, and paddling is easier. I’m able to move the original seat further back, be off the bottom of the boat, and have a resting place for binoculars. I may have to get a longer paddle to make up for the height difference 230 might not cut it. Another design flaw is the nonadjustable footrest. Though it keeps the legs in place, it’s almost in the way at times. Sitting in the bottom of the boat it was too short of a distance from the seat’s farthest back position. I’m only 5’8”. Adding the riser fixed it. :)
Practical and gets you in the water fast
This is a very comfortable kayak for quiet water. I call it the kayak couch. My 40lb goes out with me. I've taken the Deschutes 110 out three times now. It's really easy to set up and store. As inflatables are new to me I can share a few things that might be relevant to other newbies. First, a hand pump works really well on this kayak! Each tube took a minute or two to inflate and the stabilizer behind the seat goes really fast. We have two Deschutes 110 and I was thinking about getting an automatic pump. No need. If I get a second one it will be another hand pump. It tracks fine on quiet water. Much better than the Oru Inlet, which we returned (we bought from Oru directly). However we took them out to Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge in Maryland, and had a heck of a time returning to the launch site (we took the easy Green trail). In the last section of the trai, a very fast wind current hit the starboard side of the boat. It was hard to avoid. I couldn't find any information on conditions for the refuge and assumed it was "easy." So just be aware of the direction and intensity of any currents. I'm short and need a longer paddle than normal because the boat is wide. Folding back up the first time is a little bit of a puzzle but it gets easy really quick. After removing the skeg, seat, and deck visor I open the backpack on the ground, oriented so the cover flap is away from the boat. I lay the kayak on top of the bag opening. Deflate and then tuck the long sides towards the center line of the boat just enough so they fit the bag dimensions. Then pull each each nose toward the center a bit and fold that side so it's on top of the bag. The stabilizing bar in the front stays put -- don't remove it. Then fold the other end so the whole kayak is now on top of the bag. Pull the bag sides up, add your seat, skeg, and deck visor and you're ready to zip it all up and go home! We discovered that the drain plug is nice for hosing off when you get home. It ends up you can paddle just fine with it open. You can avoid about an inch of soggy bottom water when you close it before you go out. It doesn't flood the whole kayak -- just the low point. 😄 I'm really happy with this kayak. Two fit in my trunk and it makes local waterways so much more accessible!
Great if you don’t have long legs
This kayak is everything I could want, except for the foot bar placement. It is fixed, and though you can adjust the seat location, it won’t go far back enough for my legs to be in the proper position. Sadly I must find another option. I am 6’ with an inseam of 33.
Excellent
My son and I have used this kayak in the ocean and it's so sweet gliding across the sea with easy control. Inflates and deflates easily although it is easiest with an extra person to hold the hose in place in the intake valve to air minimize leakage. Very sturdy once fully inflated.
Great to get started without roof racks
light weight, easy set-up, stable on water. Does not track perfectly straight. Love the compact size for storage. A bit inconvenient to reinflate it once home to make sure it is totally dry before storage, but it should insure long term use.