Decathlon Itiwit Inflatable Recreational Sit on Kayak with Pump, 2 or 3 Person

We purchased this kayak primarily for lake fishing and are very impressed! It inflates in under 5 minutes, deflates even faster, and rolling it up isn't bad once you get the hang of it. 10/10!!

It really is super easy to put in the water. It inflates very easily with its air inflator. It gave us a lot of security when paddling on the lake. I do not regret this purchase

LOVE IT. We fit 3 people on it… 2 of those people are 6' tall.. we absolutely maxed the weight limit and had no issues. Drying it out and cleaning it up takes as much work as you should expect but totally worth it!

I own two kayaks made from solid materials. I was looking for kayak for two people which I can take with me. I was very suspicious about inflatable products but after reading opinions I decided to purchase one. After reviewing my order I was surprised how well was made this kayak and how fast was ready for use, less than 10 min. Packing back was very fast too. I can not wait to take with me on road trip.

This is the best budget inflatable kayak brand. I got the 2 person version and was happy with it. I tried the Sea Eagle 370 pro (3 person) and it was terrible. It was small and subpar built quality. I returned the 370 and got this 3 person Itiwit brand again. The spaces for 3 person, built quality, and performance are great.

We love everything about this kayak. No it isn't smooth like a plastic kayak, but we also fit 3 of us in it so it's heavier in the water. It feels a bit like a canoe. It's perfect for river kayaking with our 5 year old in the middle. It's easy to fill up and then deflate to go back in the trunk. We lay it in the sun to dry when we get home and then it goes in the bag and on the shelf.

The kayak is well made with no obvious shortcuts in quality. The assembly is straightforward. Like most inflatable kayaks, speed is less than a hard kayak but the safety is much greater. I have used it with my wife and dog and solo without any problems. I have a similar German made inflatable kayak and that cost over $1000 so this a lot of value for the money

The kayak arrived very quickly. We don't have a chance to take it out of the box and give it a try yet. But we had seen others using this particular kayak for 2 adults which they really like. That's the reason that we got it since we would like a inflatable or foldable kind for easy transportation.

We ordered this kayak to use on a pond for our family (2 adults and one kid). It's a bit of a squeeze for the three of us but it's able to support our weight on the water. Positives of the kayak: I like that it has separate compartments for inflation for better safety, in case anything ever gets a leak in it. The fabric exterior and thick hull I think is useful for better protection against debris in the water. Comes with its own pump with a gauge to help ensure you put the right amount of air in it So far it has held together without leaks after three uses It's nice that the skegs/fins are removable, to make the kayak a little easier to fold up Negatives: Have to buy own paddles The pump included seems kind of cheap, although it gets the job done The backpack it comes in has straps that aren't very comfortable, although a minor issue at this price point. The kayak collects water under the removable floor. You have to take the floor out in order to try to get the standing water out. Also the fabric exterior is a challenge to dry unless you are under hot sun for the day. Each time we use it, we probably spend more time trying to take it apart and dry the components than actually using the kayak.

my husband wanted kayaks for Father's Day. we have limited storage space so we thought we would try inflatable kayaks. we bought this one from Itiwit and another one from Sea Eagle. The design of the Itiwit kayak is much better than the Sea Eagle. We liked that the Itiwit kayak has removable fins. the storage bag that came with this one is much easier to get the boat in and out of. What we dont like is that it didn't come with paddles so we had to order some to go with it. we really wanted to like the Itiwit, but on our first launch, the air chamber on the left side and the floor were both half deflated after being on the water for less than an hour. The boat tracked great heading out, but the drag from the deflation made it very difficult coming back to shore. The sea Eagle was terrible tracking in the water because the fins aren't removable and get smashed at weird angles when being stored in the bag, so we cant really recommend that one either. we will be returning both and will try to make room somewhere to store hard sided kayaks instead. we wanted the inflatables to work, but have been really disappointed.