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The Watersnake Venom 34 and Bixpy K-1 (roughly 33lbs of thrust) will offer about the same amount of thrust. The Bixpy can easily mount on a kayak with in the skeg slot and has its own battery and wrist band. The Watersnake allows you to purchase any battery size you like for long or short trips. For the Paddleski I would recommend a transom mounted trolling motor as it does not have the skeg slot like our kayaks.

We love to hear that! It really is an amazing kayak. In this video we are using our discontinued pump but we just launched new options. Our rechargeable MEGA Pump, BP12 Orange pump, and Handy Pump will all work great for this kayak. Cheers! - www.seaeagle.com/Accessories/pumps

Thank you for that info! I've been using the manual pump for years, and it still works great, but I'm ready to upgrade to electric. ​@SeaEagleBoats

@@solarjinx An electric pump is really a game changer and will make for a super easy setup. Great decision!

I have not tested it over there but many of the areas I use it in SWFL have oyster beds and with the new keel and keel guard it is well protected. I obviously recommend avoiding oyster beds but sometimes they pop out of nowhere when fishing shallow areas. I have had no issues! I think this boat really is an excellent option for the bays of Florida. Cheers!

Aloha @frankiedoor515, thanks for watching. Absolutely compatible with the Sea Eagle FishSkiff.

Hello and thanks for watching @elonmustard11313. You can run in it in the tilt mode when needed. Mostly when you need to tilt the motor up in super skinny water. However, you'll need to switch to run mode if you need high throttle reverse or the motor when kick up during. Most Sea Eagle have a very shallow draft (2-6"). So tilting the motor is usually only needed when beaching. Keep in mind, allowing your motor to come in contact with anything at any speed is not a good thing and should be avoided at all cost.

@@SeaEagleBoats Thanks mate! really helpful and informative

​@@SeaEagleBoats can i ask one more question.. do you run your gas out in your motor after each use? I have to move my motor in my car and I thought running ur gas out before putting it back will prevent any leak.. some ppl say i dont have to

We hope you love it!

@@SeaEagleBoats thank you 😊

The FishSUP is great. Its lightweight and portable!

Lol we love that. The FastCat is such a versatile model!

pls explain vs the explorer? im leaning towards the explorer..tnx..im a spearo

Absolutely our pleasure. Thank you for watching. We truly appreciate you and hope you'll consider subscribing to Sea Eagle Boats RUclips Channel for more informative videos and new product releases to come!

@@SeaEagleBoats just bought one of your rafts this model. We will see how it will work for me. Thank you again

Aloha @GodOfSpades101, that's great to hear! Thank you for the feedback. Setting the pump to the desired psi is correct and won't damage your Sea Eagle. No worries about overinflatation when setting the psi to the correct setting. The deflation function (around 1 psi) of the pump is no where near the inflation capability and does not auto-stop because it does not register increasing PSI. Thank you for watching. We truly appreciate you and hope you'll consider subscribing to Sea Eagle Boats RUclips Channel for more informative videos and new product releases to come!

Aloha @spawnocula, thanks for watching. The internal battery is not replaceable. Thank you again for watching. We truly appreciate you and hope you'll consider subscribing to Sea Eagle Boats RUclips Channel for more informative videos and new product releases to come!

Thank you!

Always!

Aloha @MRituals, thank you for watching. This is the current model 2023 on. Your packing proficiency will improve with time and repetition. The material will also become more pliable over time and in warmer temperatures. Thank you again for watching. We truly appreciate you and hope you'll consider subscribing to Sea Eagle Boats RUclips Channel for more informative videos and new product releases to come!

3 psi will do

In this video we were using the discontinued 2 stage turbo pump. We recently came out with a few new pumps which will work great for this kayak. Either the Mega Pump or Handy pump will work well and inflate this kayak quickly. - www.seaeagle.com/Accessories/pumps

We sure can! I will add that into our next video so you can see it in action

@@SeaEagleBoats Cool Thanks!

200L/min

Will do! I will add that in to our next video so you can see it in action.

Our kayaks work great in all conditions, I personally use all my Sea Eagle kayaks and boats in hot southwest Florida. If you are using the kayak in Singapore I would recommend 303 Aersospace protectant, it will protect the boat from the sun and climate and keep the kayak looking new - www.seaeagle.com/Accessories/care-preservation/303-protectant

@@SeaEagleBoats Thanks for the reply! Good to know. I checked the shipping charges oh my

Just ordered 3 days ago. My Fastcat arrived today. Unbelievably fast delivery! I assembled it in my driveway; boy am I impressed. It is the perfect size and truly exceeds my every expectation. Cannot wait to get it in the water!! Thank you again Dan. 👍

With the inflatable seat all you have to do is unclip the straps from the seat sides and extend them out to attach to the d-rings on the board. It will still offer back support and keep the seat connected to the board at the same time. Cheers!

Thank you for being a loyal customer! Yes, this pump will work great for both those kayaks and will inflate them quickly.

Absolutely! Its no issue at all to leave the front bench seat out of the boat which will offer some nice bow deck space for your dog, gear or just space to move about.

This boat is definitely a great option for you then. As long as you have a vehicle that will fit this boat deflated then it is a great option. I actually can fit it in the bed of my F-150 fully inflated and strapped down which is a huge plus. You can leave the front bench out for more room which also will save some time during the setup. The 5hp Honda is also great with the built in gas tank and its portability, for longer trips you can bring a small 1 gallon tank for additional fuel.

The 437PS and the FishSkiff 16 will offer a very different boating experience. I like to to consider the 437PS Paddleski a hybrid, its a cross between a kayak and a boat. It can take up to 6hp outboard, be used with a trolling motor or just paddled around like a kayak. The seats sit lower on the floor so it functions more like a kayak in that sense and since only the floor is high pressure it will inflate quickly. The FishSkiff 16 is a full boat and can take up to a 10hp outboard that will push it around very quickly. The seats sit higher and it offers for room for gear and accessories. Both are great options but if you are looking for more of a boat than the FishSkiff is the better choice. I hope that helps!

Inflatable hulls have been used by the military since 1838. French naval officer and biologist Alain Bombard crossed the Atlantic in one in 1952. After which Jacq Cousteau was convinced of its shallow draft and excellent performance. To date, the military, coast guard, law enforcement, fire departments, harbor masters, and many other emergency services around the world use inflatable watercraft. Even commercial fishing hulls and commercial passenger hulls are required to have safety boats. Most of which are inflatable. They've more than proven themselves. While modern-day inflatable watercraft are not impenetrable. They are extremely durable. All Sea Eagle hulls with the exception of gateway entry-level Sport Kayaks and the SE9 are made with hull material that consists of a layer (some double-layer) of 1000 Denier PVC fabric with a high tensile strength inner woven nylon thread web sandwiched in between PVC layers. It's designed to compress when there is a puncture, mitigating and minimizing the size of most any hole. It also works to resist additional tearing/damage due to the PVC-reinforced material (1000 Denier). You'll find it's nearly impossible to tear and very hard to puncture with the exception of something extremely sharp and hard such as fish splines. Because of this dynamic, if a pinhole occurs as a result of a fish spline the material will mitigate the leak by minimizing it until you get around to repairing it. A pinhole leak or even pinholes will never cause the hull or chamber to completely deflate. As a matter of fact, at some point, the leak will completely stop due to the fabric constricting tighter at a lower psi by design. The following two videos demonstrate the durability of Sea Eagle inflatables and how they respond to hooks. Confidence videos: Durability Video ► ruclips.net/video/I7pRunNMcLI/видео.html Hook Proof Video ► ruclips.net/video/NJabr8daC6Q/видео.html

It does have a internal cooling fan. It's a single-stage 4-cylinder turbo pump.

1000% better!

I was just getting ready to order the Bravo pump 😖

Aloha @frankiedoor515, you're absolutely going to love it! It's one of my favorite hulls and taken my fishing to the next level! Thank you so much for watching and commenting!

We love it! Thank you as always @classicarcadeamusementpark4242

This boat handles chop very well. We have a few videos on it showing how well it does in saltwater and chop. In saltwater I would recommend using our 303 aerospace protectant to easily wash the salt water off afterwards. Cheers!

Good question, this kayak does not have drains so if you are paddling in rougher conditions where water might get inside the kayak I would recommend a small handheld bilge pump to drain out the water. Cheers!

This canoe offers 2 bow handles and 2 center handles for portage. Some other features are 4 drain valves, fits up to 3 people, traditional canoe seats and many more.

@@SeaEagleBoats so, that means no? Do you offer a yoke for portage?

Glad you noticed! We wanted to offer the best of everything in this kayak.

This boat is rated for 4 people or up to 1600lbs with motor, people and gear. You can fit gear in between the seats but it would be very tight for another person to sit in between. Hope that helps!

The Watersnake 70 is a great trolling motor and is perfect for many occasions! The speed we clocked was at full speed so the battery would be depleted relatively quickly. A motor like the Torqeedo may be pricey but does offer much more overall power and would last much longer at this speed especially with the optional solar panel.

Thank you! We will be coming out with a longer version that can be used as a tandem in the future but no estimated date as of yet.

This kayak works great in many conditions but is best for calm lakes, bays, and slow moving rivers. It can be used in the ocean but if it is rough you may get water inside the kayak. It doesn't have drain holes so you would want to bring a small hand bilge pump to remove any water if you do paddle in rougher conditions. I hope that helps answer your question!

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1. The run time varies depending on the speed but it is rated for 13 hours @ slow speed / 6 hours @ half speed / 0:50 minutes @ full speed. The solar panel will work laid on the front deck as well if you don't want to bring the canopy. 2. This will vary greatly depending on the speed that you are cruising and the amount of sunlight. On a clear sunny day it will significantly add to your run time cruising at a slow to medium speed. 3. The 14ft Sport Runabout? This 3HP equivalent motor will push that model around 4mph 4. Yes it does come with instructions. The assembly and disassembly is very easy.

@@lastchancefancypants7905 Huh? We liked your comment a replied just a few minutes later. Please see our response below.

@@SeaEagleBoats Ohhh that's a bug from RUclips than as I've checked it for sure. Now I can see though, thanks.

@@SeaEagleBoats And can you give a rough estimate for full speed added time with simultaneously solar charging on a sunny day? From around 50 minutes to how long approximately? Trying to get an idea of how quick I can reach the near bay for my summer camp from the city. Range is enough for sure but I don't want to slow down and make it longer.

We do actually make a bow motormount for the boat. That easily straps in place! www.seaeagle.com/Accessories/motormounts/otormountforishkiff

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Great question! Both are great motors and each have advantages of their own. The 9.9HP Honda will give you plenty of power and speed for any occasion no matter how much gear/people you have on the boat but something like the engine cart shown is definitely something you will want to have if you will be inflating a deflating the boat every use. The 5HP Honda will be easier to transport alone and has a built in gas tank which I really like, you can just use the built in gas tank and bring an extra small portable gas can with you to refill if needed. If you want to keep your setup as portable as possible I'd go with the Honda 5HP since it does push the boat around nicely and is easier to carry by one person. If you will have someone with you a majority of the time and possibly will get a trailer in the future then the 9.9HP is the better option. If you do go with the 9.9 the only trick I can really recommend is getting the cart and locking the motor in the straight position when carrying it. I hope that helps, here is the link to the cart shown in the video and let me know if you have any more questions - www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000XWDAHU/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1

@@SeaEagleBoats Thanks so much for the Quick reply Alex! Huge help,,,,

We are working on a tandem version since this model has been such a big hit but no expected release date as of yet. The kayak is very stable but does have a v bottom/ interior so the position for standing wont be completely flat.