Made of 13-gauge PVC plastic, the two-person Explorer 200 offers such features as two air chambers for safety, a grab rope on the bow, an inflatable floor for comfort and rigidity, welded oar locks, and a U.S. Coast Guard ID. Plus, the boat's contemporary colors and graphics help the Explorer 200 stand out in a crowd. This version of the Explorer 200--which measures 73 by 16 by 37 inches (W x H x D) and offers a weight capacity of 210 pounds--comes with two 48-inch French oars, a mini air pump, and a repair patch.
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Owner Reviews, Ratings, Comments and Criticism
I went camping recently up in Priest Lake Idaho. I was looking for something to do so I bought this boat, not really realizing that it was a children's toy. I'm 6'3" so it looks pretty funny when I get in this thing. Everyone thought it was hilarious, it was worth the price just to see my mother laugh so hard. Anyway, I ended up paddling this toy roughly 3 miles through rough water and against the wind and this little boat hung in there. I thought the rubber oar loops were going to rip out from the intense rowing but they never did. I went on to beat it up the next day rowing from one ilsand to the shore and it still held up. I got pulled over by the water sheriff too, he thought it was funny as well. Bottom line, this is a strong little rubber raft. I rowed this thing around until I couldn't life my arms.
