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Sevylor Pointer Inflatable 2-Person Kayak

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Features

14 Feet2 Inchx2 Feet10 Inch (2-person, 600 lb. capacity)
ABS structural frame for stability and water-shedding
Padded seats with backrests for comfort
Super-durable fabric-reinforced bottom and sides
Air Tight Guarantee: guaranteed not to leak

Description

The Sevylor Pointer Inflatable Kayak is made for performance and reliability. Measuring 14 Feet2 Inch long by 2 Feet10 Inch wide, this 2-person kayak holds up to 600 pounds. It Feets durably constructed of 21-gauge PVC, with an ABS structural frame for extra stability and to assist in shedding water. The pointed, rigid bow and stern, flat-bottom construction and super-durable fabric-reinforced bottom and sides make this a kayak you can count on. The padded seat with backrest offers a comfortable ride, while bow and stern lifting and carry handles make it easy to carry. For storage, the Pointer Kayak features a rear cargo hatch with cover, bungee lacing on deck, a mesh pocket in the cockpit, and a water-bottle holder. The Pointer includes a handy repair kit, as well as a luggage-type storage/carry bag. Spray skirts and skirt attachment are optional. Guaranteed not to leak, thanks to Sevylor Feets exclusive Airtight System, the kayak Feets Double-Lock Valves prevent accidental air loss and ensure quick, easy inflation and deflation. NMMA certified.

Product Details

Product Weight:	47.0 pounds
Package Length:	34.5 inches
Package Width:	20.0 inches
Package Height:	11.3 inches
Package Weight:	49.65 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 2 reviews

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 2.0

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6 of 7 found the following review helpful:

avoid at all costs Oct 05, 2010 By rick
I have purchased many items through Amazon. I have been pleased with most items, some are what I expected but this item compells me to write my first review. Do not buy this junk. I have a sailboat and have owned inflatable tenders and kayaks before. They take up little storage and can be deployed quickly which is where this review begins. The lack of quality is evident right out of the bag. Do not buy this junk. The air valves, part of the inner blatters, (pontoons) are misaligned with the access "windows" of the outer skin. Once the blatters fill, they slide behind the windows. You cannot close the valve fast, and it does not close itself, to prevent losing air, especially the center floor panel. The floor window is sewn into the fabric off center whereas the air stem of the air panel is centered-how does that happen? Do not buy this junk. The valves are cheap and do not seal well especially with side pressure which is what you get when it is behind the skin. Be sure to wear a life vest at all times with this product. The inner pontoon blatters can be adjusted by tie strings but mine is so far off I cannot align either side. Printed on my Sevylor, #90255, is an inflation psi that is different from the manual, which do I use 1.9 or 1.5? Why do they call it a pointer. Because of those plastic panels at each end, can't be, they don't keep the boat straight. Once you inflate it looks the picture shown, excepted twisted. And when your on the water, all those panels do is point up, not straight. Mine twists to the left and my arms ache from the constant correction while kayaking. The rear storage cover is off more than it is on and the seat backs are spongy. I noticed the price is reduced, at any cost it is not worth it. The only thing I can say about the pointer is that it points to bad design and poor manufacturing execution. Did I mention not to buy this junk.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

Not for us Nov 27, 2010 By Lawrence H. Oswald
In spite of a very critical review here I ordered this Pointer kayak. We wanted it to be a quick car-to-water travel kayak. It is an interesting design being somewhat like a conventional sit in kayak. We found the quality of materials to be good. The bottom seems very tough. The deck and interior woven nylon is strong and abrasion resistant. The actual sturdy PVC air tubes (two) run the length of the boat and are totally enclosed in fabric. They are somewhat accessible via zippers. They are inflated individually. Inside the floor is a ten foot long ribbed air mattress. All this is not Advanced Elements quality but it is lighter, cheaper and very good.

There are some problems mentioned by others. Biggest is the hassle of the air valves. These valves are flexible nylon or plastic. Your air pump nozzle pushes into the valve. After inflation you push in the valve and THEN withdraw the nozzle. The valve seals itself. An additional plug adds more air thightness. (We also bought a Sevylor double sit on top inflatable that has these same valves. There they are OK because they are in the open.) On the Pointer they are difficult to access. The valves must stick up through small openings in the fabric down in a cavity in the rear of the boat. Alignment is a big problem (the access holes could easily be larger). Perhaps you can come to an accommodation with the valves but I consider them lousy. Furthermore the "air mattress" subfloor has a beach ball type valve. This asks for trouble. The seats were not impressive. The instructions sucked.

We have not paddled this Pointer and will not. I am returning it. Final consideration is that we want it to simplify our life, not make it more complicated. This is as much on us as on the boat.