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| | Features | Lightweight pontoon boat designed for two adults (up to 650 pounds max)Unique folding frame design assembles in five minutes and fits in full-size car trunkPair of 360-degree swivel seats; super-buoyant 16-inch pontoons for stabilitySturdy 1,000-denier reinforced hull; four top-quality rod holders; oar/paddle setMeasures 148 x 54 inches (W x L) and weighs 75 pounds; three-year warranty
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| | Description | Pontoon boats are a great way to get to places where fish are hiding, but who's got 35- to 40 minutes to put a boat together like required for most tubular frame pontoon boats. The FoldCat375fc has a unique folding support system that can be inflated and assembled in 5 minutes by one person. The FoldCat 375fc will take upto a 3hp gas engine, but motors very well with a small electric motor. Two swivel seats allow you to turn the follow the fish wherever they swim. Unlike other pontoon boats with thin bladders inside of a heavy and porous outer bags, the Foldcat375fc features 1000 denier reinforces inflatable hull - just like the Sea Eagle Sport Boats that handle upto 40H.P. This boat weighs only 75-lbs, but has a whopping 2 person/650-lb capacity. | |
| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 53.0 inches | | Product Width: | 17.0 inches | | Product Height: | 11.0 inches | | Product Weight: | 157.0 pounds | | Package Length: | 53.0 inches | | Package Width: | 17.0 inches | | Package Height: | 11.0 inches | | Package Weight: | 88.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 5 reviews |
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14 of 14 found the following review helpful:
 Fantastic Sea Eagle Foldcat 37f Pro Fisherman Dec 14, 2009
By Chris A. Potts
"Watcher"
G'Day, I recently purchased a Sea Eagle Foldcat 375 Pro Fisherman, although I purchase a lot of things from Amazon, unfortunately, as I live in Australia, I couldn't purchase this through Amazon, so I purchased direct through Sea Eagle. As I am a great fan of both companies, I thought I would let prospective purchasers know of my experience with Sea Eagle. As mentioned, I live in Australia, Hobart Tasmania in fact, the small Island to the south of mainland Australia. I am a keen trout and also salt water fisherman. I have been looking at the Foldcat on my computer for a number of years, trying gradually to save and workout if it would be suitable for my needs. I can now only describe the Foldcat as fabulous. It is a bit larger than I thought, which is a good thing for stability. Once I ordered the product it arrived safely in a week, I couldn't believe how fast the six boxes that it comes in, could get here. The initial assembly takes about half an hour (and I'm slow) after that it's only a five minute job. Sea Eagle 12-Foot 4-Inch FoldCat with Pro-Angler PackageAll the parts are very high quality and every nut and bolt was there, not a screw missing. The instructions are easy to follow and it was a breeze to assemble. I bought a small 2HP Honda outboard, which will cope with the big trout lakes down here. The Foldcat is very stable, you can stand up and cast, no problems, it just glides through the water effortlessly. I bought the best pump Sea Eagle has, and it is
unbelievably quick at inflating the pontoons,very well worth the price.Finally, I found the people at Sea Eagle a real pleasure to deal with, they are responsive to enquiries and I think they give people that old style personal service, even though it was done over the internet. I can thoroughly recommend the Foldcat and also the people at Sea Eagle.Anyone in Australia that may be thinking of purchasing through Sea Eagle, for me, they are tops, mate:-)) I wouldn't hesitate in buying from them again. Of course, Amazon is A1 also in my books. With the great exchange rate between Oz and US, it is now even more attractive. I am a fussy purchaser, however, Foldcat has exceeded my expectations,I love it. Go for it.
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Older Fisher Woman... Mar 13, 2011
By Debbie
After researching several type boats and options, I checked out at the video's on U-tube and felt this one would work best for me. A few things to keep in mind. I am in my early 50's and a woman who loves to fish generally alone. The boat is heavy - 75 pds, so it is hard to carry for me. I purchase a small dolly with a wide base and that works well. It is easy to set up and get in the water...I would suggest setting up the boat near to the insertion place as pushing it over the ground I feel might damage it (never can tell if there is broken glass, etc). If there is ANY wind on the water, it is harder to control and move. I took it out with just the paddles and spent most of the time trying to get back across the lake as the wind was pushing against us, wind was 10 to 20 mph. You will need a heaver anchor than the one I bought (3 pds) if you are on a windy lake....the boat just dragged the anchor so I will be getting a heaver one. I will also be getting a trolley motor ( - FYI where I live the boat has to be registered if it has a trolly so now I have to get a license for the boat). There is limited space on the boat so you have to think about where everything is going to go on the boat. We took a small cooler and a small tackle box..I found I was having to move one or the other alot. Tjhere is no place to put your drinks, I will be ordering the cup holder for my seat. Still figuring that part out. The placement of the paddle holder's is somewhat off..today they were a struggle to row/balance when we were not rowing, so I am going to move them to the fish holder place and see if that works. Over all, I like the boat, it does take a little getting use to if you have been on a fishing boat, but it is easy to store, and once I got the moving issue resolved, it is compacted enough to put on my hitch platform (just make sure the tail pipe exhaust is pointing away from the material...mine did melt a small part of the cover, no damage to the boat.
I did have another fisherman tell me that the water temp and air temp could cause the air to decrease after a while in the pontoon's and he suggested keeping the air compressor close - just in case. I have not read or heard this before so if anyone out there has, please post and fill us in.
I think once I get a few little things figured out and the trolly, this will be a great little boat for fishing. One trick I figured out was to put the paddles and the support poles on top of the rolled up boat before wrapping in the cover...save room in the seat bag and easier to keep track of. I also keep an open ended wrench for the paddle holder's as the screw on knob don't really tighten with out the bolt turning as well. I also take a towel to wipe down the boat before rolling it up..not sure if water will mildew on the boat or damage the material...I would recommend this boat for someone like me who just wants to have a way to bank fish without walking for miles! =)
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
nice product Jul 26, 2010
By spindok
Bought this outfit this year. Had it out all day today and several other times. No problem sitting or standing. Very sturdy and stable.
A few thoughts. It works as advertised easy to assemble and inflate/deflate. I bought a few things which have been helped a great deal. The foot pump is nice but it helps to have a portable electric pump. I bought a Black and Decker one. With that it still helps to top it off with the foot pump that comes with the boat.
The casting bar I ordered from Amazon was the wrong model. I called Sea Eagle and had good response. They sent out the correct model right away no charge and no problem..
I am using a Minkota Electric 55 lb motor and that is good for the medium size lakes I fish, some do not allow gas motors anyway.
The boat can be put together and launched by one person but a bit bulky. Best thing I have done was to buy a moving dolly from home depot. When the boat is folded into the case I attach it to the dolly with a few bungee cords and just roll it to lakeside, unfold it, fill it with the pump and ready to go in 10 minutes. It also helps to move the heavy marine battery without breaking a sweat.
Very fun product for what you get. I do not have space to store a regular boat, this fits nicely in my SUV type vehicle (Toyota FJ Cruiser). It takes up very little space in my garage.
For someone like me who likes worm and hook type lake fishing on Sundays with my wife or a buddy, it is a great solution without the expense and hassle of a serious Bass boat.
I also purchased a small 3 1/2 lb anchor on Amazon which works out just fine. All you need is a cooler and some fishing gear to have a nice day on the lake.
4 of 5 found the following review helpful:
works nice May 02, 2009
By J. Hall
"Roo Roo"
i've had it a year, no problems. I'm using a 21/2 horse 4 cycle Suzuki to power it rather than electric, a very good move since I can go up rivers loaded with gear no problem .
They say 5 minutes. Well that is true but only if you buy the 189.00 dollar inflatable pump, otherwise you will be doing a dance on the foot pump a lot longer than that . Rows easy, optional skegs make it track good, the seats are 360 and comfortable. A good option if space is limited .
3 of 4 found the following review helpful:
 Awesome boat, but last years model Jul 19, 2009
By Edward L. Lund
Just received this inflatable, awesome boat, however this is the 2008 model, not the 2009 model. Pictures are different on Sea Eagle website, 2009 model includes different seat configuration and oarlocks. Beware!
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