Sea Eagle 330 Inflatable Kayak with Deluxe Package

The entire package fits into the included 26-by-48-inch (W x D) carry bag, constructed of heavy-duty 440-denier nylon.

The two-person Sea Eagle 330 is designed to be easy--easy to carry, inflate, paddle, deflate, and afford. Constructed of puncture-resistant, extra-thick K-80 polykrylar hull material, the craft weighs only 26 pounds, yet is sturdy enough to carry up to a 500-pound load. The kayak measures 34 inches wide by 11 feet, two inches long, with a roomy interior measuring 13 inches wide by nine feet, six inches long. The boat has nine-inch tubes, I-beam construction, and high-frequency welded seams, and is rated up to Class III whitewater.

With this deluxe package, your purchase additionally includes inflatable spray skirts, inflatable front and rear seats, two oars, a reliable foot pump, and a rugged carrying bag to keep it all together.

FEATURES

NMMA certified
Self-bailing drain valve
Three deluxe one-way valves
Lashed down inflatable spray skirts
I-beam construction floor
Two skegs on the bottom for better tracking and speed
Pressure gauge and repair kit
Bow and stern grab line

Specifications

Interior measures 13 inches wide by nine feet, six inches long
Exterior measures 34 inches wide by 11 feet, two inches long
Nine-inch tubes
Two-adult, 500-pound total weight capacity
26-pound weight
Three inflated chambers in port, starboard, and floor
33 mil polykrylar hull material
High frequency welded seams
Inflated I-beam floor construction
Assembles and inflated in approximately six minutes

Warranty
Sea Eagle products include a limited three-year manufacturer's warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.

Owner Reviews, Ratings, Comments and Criticism
I tried out the 330 deluxe for the first time today and was impressed. I went to a local lake and set up on the beach. No one had a clue as I walked up with this bag what I was up to, as they were swimming. 7 or 8 minutes later, a kayak magically appears! That was fun in itself. It was easy to set up with the foot pump. It took 35 to 40 pumps to fill each of the 3 chambers, and no air escapes from the one way valves AT ALL. Then it's just a couple of pumps each for the spray shields, and 4 to 5 pumps for each of the 2 seat chambers, also with one way valves, and your ready to fish. I test drove in the shallows for 3 or 4 minutes to get a feel for the kayak, which was the first time for me in any kayak, and I was off to the nearest patch of lilly pads, and within 10 minutes caught my first pickerel, and then bass out of my new sea eagle. Sure beats car topping a canoe. Then after 2 hrs., back to the beach, unscrew the valves, roll it up like a sleeping bag, put it in the duffle, and back in the pick-up. The deluxe seats are extremely confortable, very firm and support your back better than most office chairs, let alone canoe seats. This is a great way to fish any where you please,just on a whim. With no planning. Thats the only way to fish. Sincerely, Mark S