General Questions
Yes, as long as your dog's nails are not sharp, bringing your dog with you in any of our inflatables is perfectly fine.
Most traditional electric motors require a 12 volt, deep cycle battery. Sea Eagle does not carry or sell these batteries, however you can find them easily in marine hardware stores, auto parts stores , sporting good stores and on line. Look for one with a built-in LED gauge or bluetooth capability. Torqeedo and similar electric motors require a battery which is included with the motor.
Although Sea Eagle Boats are durable enough to use for rescue applications, they are designed with leisure in mind. The United States Coast Guard only rates and approves inflatable boats designed specifically for life-saving applications. Our Sea Eagle models are NMMA and CE Certified.
Regulations regarding registration vary from state to state, waterway to waterway, check with your local agencies or Department of Motor Vehicles websites for requirements in your area. Generally speaking, every boat (regardless of size), in every US state, must be registered in order to use the motor. You will receive a Manufacturer's Statement of Origin (MSO) and a Bill of Sale (BOS) that are needed for registration. Typically these docs are attached to the outside of the hull shipping box so don't throw them away until you have them.
NO. Air compressors deliver more pressure than necessary and can cause a catastrophic failure that could seriously injure or kill you or someone nearby. We recommend using only pumps approved or offered by Sea Eagle. www.SeaEagle.com/accessories/pumps
Yes. You can mail a check or money order payable to Sea Eagle 19 North Columbia St, Suite 1 Port Jefferson NY 11777 Checks and Money Orders must be in US dollars payable to Sea Eagle, drawn at a US bank and payable in US. Personal Checks and Money Orders will take 10 business days to clear once received and orders will not be shipped out until the check has cleared.
Each Sea Eagle model has its own recommended pressure for full inflation. You should always refer to your instruction manual for the designated pressure. Sea Eagle models SE-8, SE-9, 124SMB and Sport Kayak SE-330 & SE-370 feature an inflation gauge to ensure proper inflation. We also offer two different types of electric pumps (for different types of Sea Eagles) which can be set to the recommended pressures and will shut off automatically once your Sea Eagle is fully inflated.
Inflatables have been in common use by the US Navy, Coast Guard, and serious boaters for decades. Sea Eagle’s inflatable Sport Runabouts are the water-going equivalent of a sports car – a serious performance craft. Inflatables’ special advantage is portability - they deflate quickly and fit in your car trunk. Further, inflatables cost less and are easier to maintain than any same-sized hardhulled craft. And since you don’t need a boat trailer, you’ll never wait in line to launch your Sea Eagle inflatable.
Minimal maintenance is needed. Hose it off between uses if needed. At season's end; scrub it clean with Simple Green and a brush, towel it off, allow it to dry thoroughly, and pack it away in a location secure from damage. Stow the boat in a sealed bid if need to protect it from rodents. We recommend applying a UV vinyl protectant every three weeks if the boat is left outside.
Sea Eagle inflatables are NMMA-certified and automatically warrantied for 3 full years against manufacturing defects. You may also extend the coverage to 6 full years for a nominal fee. Read the full warranty policy by following this link, www.SeaEagle.com/Warranty
The FREE SHIPPING offer is valid only for GROUND SHIPMENTS to the 48 contiguous United States and only applies to orders for BOAT PACKAGES. It does NOT apply to foreign orders or orders to be shipped to Canada, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico & Guam. Unfortunately international shipping/air freight charges are too steep to absorb for us. However, we do our best to shop & negotiate international freight rates for our foreign orders and orders to be shipped to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico & Guam.
Our web site is equipped to give you a freight quote for your country. Just place the items that you wish to order in the shopping cart. While checking out just select your country from the drop down menu and type in your postal code and e-mail address. Once you click on "Secure Checkout", you should be able to get a freight quote on the next screen. Till this stage you will not be asked for any credit card or personal information. You may continue to finish the order by filling up the order form if the shipping is acceptable to you. Please note: 1) All the figures on our web site are in US Dollars. 2) Shipping charges that you see on our website do not include any Import Duties or Local Taxes in your country. Please check with the Customs Authorities in your country for information on Import Procedures, Import Duties and Local Taxes that you need to pay at the time of import. The Harmonized Tariff Number for our boats is 8903.10.00.00 and for boat parts only is 3926.90.91.92.
Our web site is equipped to give you a freight quote for Canada. Just place the items that you wish to order in the shopping cart. While checking out just select "Canada" from the drop down list of countries and type in your postal code and e-mail address. Once you click on "Secure Checkout", you should be able to get a freight quote on the next screen. Till this stage you will not be asked for any credit card or personal information. You may continue to finish the order by filling up the order form if the shipping is acceptable to you. Please note, for all Canadian orders we take care of customs clearance and provincial taxes. So we charge everything upfront for all Canadian orders. This way Canadian customers do not have to deal with customs or the carrier. Orders are simply delivered at the customers doorstep everything prepaid.
Our web site is equipped to give you a freight quote for Alaska/Hawaii/Puerto Rico. Just place the items that you wish to order in the shopping cart. On the shopping cart page just type in your 5-digit Zip Code and your e-mail address. Once you click on "Secure Checkout", you should be able to get a freight quote on the next screen. Till this stage you will not be asked for any credit card or personal information. You may continue to finish the order by filling up the order form if the shipping is acceptable to you.
Rules and regulations vary from state to state and from place to place so it is suggested that you contact your local DMV or water authorities on the subject.
The boat itself needs only inches of water. Outboard motors need a little more depth, depending on the tilt angle. Most motors can operate at a slow speed at an angle that doesn't need more than a foot of water. To operate at full speed, you need to be absolutely certain that there are no rocks around and that there is no chance of running the motor into the ground.
Your Sea Eagle will weigh the same whether it's filled with air or completely deflated and folded.
Yes. All our boats have salt water resistant hulls.
It is important to always keep your Sea Eagle clean, especially if you go into different water ways. Rinsing your boat, board or kayak will help keep organisms from one body of water enterting another. Invasive species can cause damage and ruin your favorite lake, pond, river, etc. 3M Marine Cleaner & Restorer is a great way to clean mud, oil, bird droppings and other debris from your boat. You can also use a mild detergent such as Simple Green on your Sea Eagle. Whether putting your Sea Eagle away for the night or the season, be sure it is completely dry to prevent mold from growing. Mold will not damage your boat, but it will leave a nasty stain that cannot be removed.
These instructions are for gluing using the repair kit glue: For a puncture, open the valve and allow the boat to deflate. If you are attaching an accessory, inflate the chamber. Cut a patch as small as reasonably possible; a patch approximately the size of a postage stamp is generally sufficient for a puncture. Apply a medium-thickness film of glue to both the boat surface at the repair area and to the patch. Do not over-apply. Allow the glue to dry for 15 minutes. Press the patch firmly onto the prepared area of the boat. Apply heat to the patch using a hairdryer on a high setting for 15 seconds. Immediately after heating, press down and smooth the patch using your finger or a suitable tool. Allow the repair to cure overnight. Do not apply weights, use clamps, or disturb the patch during this time.
Explorer™
The boats are rated accordingly by the NMMA, exceeding the maximum capacity in any fashion could result in a fine or summons. Using a bigger, heavier or stronger motor can also result in poor performance as well as damage your boat.
If you are using your boat at top speed continuously you will have about 1 1/2 - 3 hours with your battery. If you use your battery sparingly and shut the motor off at your desired location you can get up to a week on a fully charged battery.
Yes, you can. Our 120-Day On-Water Trial lets you try the boat, kayak, or SUP on the water. If you're anything less than completely satisfied, return it for a complete refund less shipping within 120 days of delivery. Read our full return policy by following this link, www.SeaEagle.com/ReturnPolicy
Yes. Sea Eagle Kayaks are very bouyant and are quite stable compared to aluminum or wooden canoes and kayaks because of their large tubes. See our "How to Re-Enter a Kayak" video (www.SeaEagle.com/Instructions) to see how difficult it is to tip our kayaks.
Sea Eagle Explorers are durable enough to use in Class IV whitewater where it can hit many rocks and branches.
Some water will enter the kayak when the valves are open. On a lake or flat, calm water, they should be tightly closed to keep water out of the kayak. Typically in Class III & IV whitewater the drain valves should be opened and tucked under the floor to allow water to exit. In Class I & II, it is suggested to keep the drain valves tightly closed.
Both models work great in calm waters, but the Explorer kayaks have larger tubes, flat bottoms and 16 drain valves so they are better suited for whitewater. The FastTracks have smaller tubes, a NeedleKnife Keel and only 2 drain valves so they are best for calm water use.
The best way to store your inflatable is folded, in it's bag, in a clean, dry space and out of reach of mice and other critters. If you must store your inflatable outdoors or in a shed, you can store it in a large plastic bin (or clean garbage can) with a tight lid to keep mice, squirrels and other rodents out. ALWAYS make sure your Sea Eagle is clean and completely dry to prevent mold from growing.
YES! If you're adventurous enough to brave the cold, our reinforced PVC kayaks, boats and SUPs can be used in frigid temps with no problem.
Most leaks are slow and can be noticed before much pressure has left the air chamber. Boats with multiple, separate air chambers will maintain buoyancy with one chamber down.
Although we provide both print and video instructions (visit https://www.seaeagle.com/Instructions) on how to fold your Sea Eagle please keep in mind that the instructions depict only one of many options for rolling/storing the kayak (most often the easiest). The characteristics of being an inflatable gives you the option to roll, fold or store it according to your specific needs. You'll want to pay close attention to how the valves, skegs and skeg base areas are folded as to prevent damage.
FoldCat™
The boats are rated accordingly by the NMMA, exceeding the maximum capacity in any fashion could result in a fine or summons. Using a bigger, heavier or stronger motor can also result in poor performance as well as damage your boat.
You can store the battery on the floor of the motormount and transom boats. For the Paddleski, Explorer and FastTrack, the side motormount is used to place the battery on one side and the motor on the other side of the motormount. And for the FoldCat, the battery can be strapped to the aluminum cross slats.
If you are using your boat at top speed continuously you will have about 1 1/2 - 3 hours with your battery. If you use your battery sparingly and shut the motor off at your desired location you can get up to a week on a fully charged battery.
The name FoldCat originated from the words “fold” for “folding,” and “Cat” for “catamaran.” It simply unfolds to become a high performance catamaran-style fishing boat. Catamarans, or pontoon boats, are twin-hulled with usable space between the pontoons. Inflatables don't have hard hulls; air pressure inside makes them extremely rigid. And a fishing boat is one that’s specifically set up for fishing.
Inflatable hull material is incredibly tough or the Navy and Coast Guard wouldn’t depend on inflatables. When fully inflated to 3.2 psi, the hull is as smooth and tight as a drumhead. Fish hooks are sharp, of course, but are designed to engage a fish’s mouth. They glance off the round, smooth, hard surface of the inflated hull.
The FoldCat is a twin-hull boat, or catamaran — the most stable boat design because two hulls support and distribute the weight over a wider area than a single-hull boat can.
The twin hulls give it the stability you need to stand and cast. It sits relatively high above the water, giving you good visibility to spot prime fishing areas. It’s nimble, with a shallow draft, so you can go where other boats can’t. It has twin, 360° swivel seats and up to 4 rod holders. And you can row or power it easily with a gas or electric trolling motor.
Air pressure! As you’re inflating the FoldCat’s hulls, simply slip the Underbars under the bench seats. As the hulls expand, they press the Underbars tightly between the hull and the underside of the benches. Upon full inflation, all the structural components — hulls, benches, and Underbars — lock together, creating incredible stability with NO nuts, bolts, or fasteners of any kind.
Yes. Just roll it out on the ground, inflate it, and launch it. The entire process takes just 5 minutes. First-time setup takes a little longer because there’s minor 1-time prep like clipping on the mounts for the swivel seats.
Absolutely. You can leave your UV-stabilized FoldCat set up and ready at dockside all summer or carry it home inflated on a car rack, in the back of a pickup truck, or on a trailer.
Yes, you can. Our 120-Day On-Water Trial lets you try the boat, kayak, or SUP on the water. If you're anything less than completely satisfied, return it for a complete refund less shipping within 120 days of delivery. Read our full return policy by following this link, www.SeaEagle.com/ReturnPolicy
We recommend using a 30” to 42” shaft length for standard electric motors. The Torqeedo Electric Motor 1003s (23.2" shaft) is good for use on our 375FC FoldCat, PaddleSki, Sport Runabouts 10.6SR and 12.6SR. The Torqeedo Electric Motor 1003L (28” shaft) is recommended for use on our larger SE9 Motormount Boat, STS10 and 285fpb Frameless Pontoon Boats, 375fc FoldCat & 14SR Sport Runabout. For gas motors, we recommend a 15" short shaft for the Sport Runabout 10.6sr, 12.6sr and 14sr and 14sro. A 20" long shaft is recommended for the SE9, 285fpb, STS10, and 375fc FoldCat.
The best way to store your inflatable is folded, in it's bag, in a clean, dry space and out of reach of mice and other critters. If you must store your inflatable outdoors or in a shed, you can store it in a large plastic bin (or clean garbage can) with a tight lid to keep mice, squirrels and other rodents out. ALWAYS make sure your Sea Eagle is clean and completely dry to prevent mold from growing.
YES! If you're adventurous enough to brave the cold, our reinforced PVC kayaks, boats and SUPs can be used in frigid temps with no problem.
Most leaks are slow and can be noticed before much pressure has left the air chamber. Boats with multiple, separate air chambers will maintain buoyancy with one chamber down.
Although we provide both print and video instructions (visit https://www.seaeagle.com/Instructions) on how to fold your Sea Eagle please keep in mind that the instructions depict only one of many options for rolling/storing the kayak (most often the easiest). The characteristics of being an inflatable gives you the option to roll, fold or store it according to your specific needs. You'll want to pay close attention to how the valves, skegs and skeg base areas are folded as to prevent damage.
Frameless Fishing
The boats are rated accordingly by the NMMA, exceeding the maximum capacity in any fashion could result in a fine or summons. Using a bigger, heavier or stronger motor can also result in poor performance as well as damage your boat.
You can store the battery on the floor of the motormount and transom boats. For the Paddleski, Explorer and FastTrack, the side motormount is used to place the battery on one side and the motor on the other side of the motormount. And for the FoldCat, the battery can be strapped to the aluminum cross slats.
If you are using your boat at top speed continuously you will have about 1 1/2 - 3 hours with your battery. If you use your battery sparingly and shut the motor off at your desired location you can get up to a week on a fully charged battery.
Inflatable hull material is incredibly tough or the Navy and Coast Guard wouldn’t depend on inflatables. When fully inflated to 3.2 psi, the hull is as smooth and tight as a drumhead. Fish hooks are sharp, of course, but are designed to engage a fish’s mouth. They glance off the round, smooth, hard surface of the inflated hull.
Yes, you can. Our 120-Day On-Water Trial lets you try the boat, kayak, or SUP on the water. If you're anything less than completely satisfied, return it for a complete refund less shipping within 120 days of delivery. Read our full return policy by following this link, www.SeaEagle.com/ReturnPolicy
We recommend using a 30” to 42” shaft length for standard electric motors. The Torqeedo Electric Motor 1003s (23.2" shaft) is good for use on our 375FC FoldCat, PaddleSki, Sport Runabouts 10.6SR and 12.6SR. The Torqeedo Electric Motor 1003L (28” shaft) is recommended for use on our larger SE9 Motormount Boat, STS10 and 285fpb Frameless Pontoon Boats, 375fc FoldCat & 14SR Sport Runabout. For gas motors, we recommend a 15" short shaft for the Sport Runabout 10.6sr, 12.6sr and 14sr and 14sro. A 20" long shaft is recommended for the SE9, 285fpb, STS10, and 375fc FoldCat.
The best way to store your inflatable is folded, in it's bag, in a clean, dry space and out of reach of mice and other critters. If you must store your inflatable outdoors or in a shed, you can store it in a large plastic bin (or clean garbage can) with a tight lid to keep mice, squirrels and other rodents out. ALWAYS make sure your Sea Eagle is clean and completely dry to prevent mold from growing.
YES! If you're adventurous enough to brave the cold, our reinforced PVC kayaks, boats and SUPs can be used in frigid temps with no problem.
Most leaks are slow and can be noticed before much pressure has left the air chamber. Boats with multiple, separate air chambers will maintain buoyancy with one chamber down.
Fishing Skiff
34 lbs thrust and up - shaft length between 30"-42"
FastTrack™
The boats are rated accordingly by the NMMA, exceeding the maximum capacity in any fashion could result in a fine or summons. Using a bigger, heavier or stronger motor can also result in poor performance as well as damage your boat.
You can store the battery on the floor of the motormount and transom boats. For the Paddleski, Explorer and FastTrack, the side motormount is used to place the battery on one side and the motor on the other side of the motormount. And for the FoldCat, the battery can be strapped to the aluminum cross slats.
If you are using your boat at top speed continuously you will have about 1 1/2 - 3 hours with your battery. If you use your battery sparingly and shut the motor off at your desired location you can get up to a week on a fully charged battery.
Inflatable hull material is incredibly tough or the Navy and Coast Guard wouldn’t depend on inflatables. When fully inflated to 3.2 psi, the hull is as smooth and tight as a drumhead. Fish hooks are sharp, of course, but are designed to engage a fish’s mouth. They glance off the round, smooth, hard surface of the inflated hull.
Yes, you can. Our 120-Day On-Water Trial lets you try the boat, kayak, or SUP on the water. If you're anything less than completely satisfied, return it for a complete refund less shipping within 120 days of delivery. Read our full return policy by following this link, www.SeaEagle.com/ReturnPolicy
Yes. Sea Eagle Kayaks are very bouyant and are quite stable compared to aluminum or wooden canoes and kayaks because of their large tubes. See our "How to Re-Enter a Kayak" video (www.SeaEagle.com/Instructions) to see how difficult it is to tip our kayaks.
Both models work great in calm waters, but the Explorer kayaks have larger tubes, flat bottoms and 16 drain valves so they are better suited for whitewater. The FastTracks have smaller tubes, a NeedleKnife Keel and only 2 drain valves so they are best for calm water use.
The best way to store your inflatable is folded, in it's bag, in a clean, dry space and out of reach of mice and other critters. If you must store your inflatable outdoors or in a shed, you can store it in a large plastic bin (or clean garbage can) with a tight lid to keep mice, squirrels and other rodents out. ALWAYS make sure your Sea Eagle is clean and completely dry to prevent mold from growing.
YES! If you're adventurous enough to brave the cold, our reinforced PVC kayaks, boats and SUPs can be used in frigid temps with no problem.
Most leaks are slow and can be noticed before much pressure has left the air chamber. Boats with multiple, separate air chambers will maintain buoyancy with one chamber down.
Although we provide both print and video instructions (visit https://www.seaeagle.com/Instructions) on how to fold your Sea Eagle please keep in mind that the instructions depict only one of many options for rolling/storing the kayak (most often the easiest). The characteristics of being an inflatable gives you the option to roll, fold or store it according to your specific needs. You'll want to pay close attention to how the valves, skegs and skeg base areas are folded as to prevent damage.
LongBoard
Yes, you can. Our 120-Day On-Water Trial lets you try the boat, kayak, or SUP on the water. If you're anything less than completely satisfied, return it for a complete refund less shipping within 120 days of delivery. Read our full return policy by following this link, www.SeaEagle.com/ReturnPolicy
The LongBoard is a great SUP for rough surf. The bow rocker allows the LongBoard to ride over the waves and the tail rocker lets you do release the tail for advanced tricks and high performance maneuvers such as 360s and quick turns. The continuous rocker throughout prevents nose diving. While the flat, sharp NeedleNose bow cuts through the water allowing you to tour endlessly and at quicker speeds.
The best way to store your inflatable is folded, in it's bag, in a clean, dry space and out of reach of mice and other critters. If you must store your inflatable outdoors or in a shed, you can store it in a large plastic bin (or clean garbage can) with a tight lid to keep mice, squirrels and other rodents out. ALWAYS make sure your Sea Eagle is clean and completely dry to prevent mold from growing.
YES! If you're adventurous enough to brave the cold, our reinforced PVC kayaks, boats and SUPs can be used in frigid temps with no problem.
Although we provide both print and video instructions (visit https://www.seaeagle.com/Instructions) on how to fold your Sea Eagle please keep in mind that the instructions depict only one of many options for rolling/storing the kayak (most often the easiest). The characteristics of being an inflatable gives you the option to roll, fold or store it according to your specific needs. You'll want to pay close attention to how the valves, skegs and skeg base areas are folded as to prevent damage.
Motormount Boats
The boats are rated accordingly by the NMMA, exceeding the maximum capacity in any fashion could result in a fine or summons. Using a bigger, heavier or stronger motor can also result in poor performance as well as damage your boat.
You don't need more than 84 lbs of thrust to power the boat. If you go above that you will need 2 batteries.
You can store the battery on the floor of the motormount and transom boats. For the Paddleski, Explorer and FastTrack, the side motormount is used to place the battery on one side and the motor on the other side of the motormount. And for the FoldCat, the battery can be strapped to the aluminum cross slats.
If you are using your boat at top speed continuously you will have about 1 1/2 - 3 hours with your battery. If you use your battery sparingly and shut the motor off at your desired location you can get up to a week on a fully charged battery.
Yes, you can. Our 120-Day On-Water Trial lets you try the boat, kayak, or SUP on the water. If you're anything less than completely satisfied, return it for a complete refund less shipping within 120 days of delivery. Read our full return policy by following this link, www.SeaEagle.com/ReturnPolicy
We recommend using a 30” to 42” shaft length for standard electric motors. The Torqeedo Electric Motor 1003s (23.2" shaft) is good for use on our 375FC FoldCat, PaddleSki, Sport Runabouts 10.6SR and 12.6SR. The Torqeedo Electric Motor 1003L (28” shaft) is recommended for use on our larger SE9 Motormount Boat, STS10 and 285fpb Frameless Pontoon Boats, 375fc FoldCat & 14SR Sport Runabout. For gas motors, we recommend a 15" short shaft for the Sport Runabout 10.6sr, 12.6sr and 14sr and 14sro. A 20" long shaft is recommended for the SE9, 285fpb, STS10, and 375fc FoldCat.
The best way to store your inflatable is folded, in it's bag, in a clean, dry space and out of reach of mice and other critters. If you must store your inflatable outdoors or in a shed, you can store it in a large plastic bin (or clean garbage can) with a tight lid to keep mice, squirrels and other rodents out. ALWAYS make sure your Sea Eagle is clean and completely dry to prevent mold from growing.
Most leaks are slow and can be noticed before much pressure has left the air chamber. Boats with multiple, separate air chambers will maintain buoyancy with one chamber down.
NeedleNose™
Yes, you can. Our 120-Day On-Water Trial lets you try the boat, kayak, or SUP on the water. If you're anything less than completely satisfied, return it for a complete refund less shipping within 120 days of delivery. Read our full return policy by following this link, www.SeaEagle.com/ReturnPolicy
The LongBoard is a great SUP for rough surf. The bow rocker allows the LongBoard to ride over the waves and the tail rocker lets you do release the tail for advanced tricks and high performance maneuvers such as 360s and quick turns. The continuous rocker throughout prevents nose diving. While the flat, sharp NeedleNose bow cuts through the water allowing you to tour endlessly and at quicker speeds.
The best way to store your inflatable is folded, in it's bag, in a clean, dry space and out of reach of mice and other critters. If you must store your inflatable outdoors or in a shed, you can store it in a large plastic bin (or clean garbage can) with a tight lid to keep mice, squirrels and other rodents out. ALWAYS make sure your Sea Eagle is clean and completely dry to prevent mold from growing.
YES! If you're adventurous enough to brave the cold, our reinforced PVC kayaks, boats and SUPs can be used in frigid temps with no problem.
That question will vary depending upon your skill level, conditioning, height, weight, SUP paddle used, length* of NeedleNose™ SUP and of course environmental conditions such as wind, waves and current. With that said, in calm conditions a cruising speed of 2 knots/2.5 mph is easily attainable by the average Joe and a burst out sprint of 5 knots/6 mph by a well conditions paddler. *In general the longer the board the faster it is.
Although we provide both print and video instructions (visit https://www.seaeagle.com/Instructions) on how to fold your Sea Eagle please keep in mind that the instructions depict only one of many options for rolling/storing the kayak (most often the easiest). The characteristics of being an inflatable gives you the option to roll, fold or store it according to your specific needs. You'll want to pay close attention to how the valves, skegs and skeg base areas are folded as to prevent damage.
PaddleSki™
The boats are rated accordingly by the NMMA, exceeding the maximum capacity in any fashion could result in a fine or summons. Using a bigger, heavier or stronger motor can also result in poor performance as well as damage your boat.
You can store the battery on the floor of the motormount and transom boats. For the Paddleski, Explorer and FastTrack, the side motormount is used to place the battery on one side and the motor on the other side of the motormount. And for the FoldCat, the battery can be strapped to the aluminum cross slats.
If you are using your boat at top speed continuously you will have about 1 1/2 - 3 hours with your battery. If you use your battery sparingly and shut the motor off at your desired location you can get up to a week on a fully charged battery.
Yes, the PaddleSki can easily and comfortably accommodate 2 Deluxe Inflatable Seats, 2 Tall Back Seats or 2 swivel seats.
Inflatable hull material is incredibly tough or the Navy and Coast Guard wouldn’t depend on inflatables. When fully inflated to 3.2 psi, the hull is as smooth and tight as a drumhead. Fish hooks are sharp, of course, but are designed to engage a fish’s mouth. They glance off the round, smooth, hard surface of the inflated hull.
Yes, you can. Our 120-Day On-Water Trial lets you try the boat, kayak, or SUP on the water. If you're anything less than completely satisfied, return it for a complete refund less shipping within 120 days of delivery. Read our full return policy by following this link, www.SeaEagle.com/ReturnPolicy
We recommend using a 30” to 42” shaft length for standard electric motors. The Torqeedo Electric Motor 1003s (23.2" shaft) is good for use on our 375FC FoldCat, PaddleSki, Sport Runabouts 10.6SR and 12.6SR. The Torqeedo Electric Motor 1003L (28” shaft) is recommended for use on our larger SE9 Motormount Boat, STS10 and 285fpb Frameless Pontoon Boats, 375fc FoldCat & 14SR Sport Runabout. For gas motors, we recommend a 15" short shaft for the Sport Runabout 10.6sr, 12.6sr and 14sr and 14sro. A 20" long shaft is recommended for the SE9, 285fpb, STS10, and 375fc FoldCat.
Yes. Sea Eagle Kayaks are very bouyant and are quite stable compared to aluminum or wooden canoes and kayaks because of their large tubes. See our "How to Re-Enter a Kayak" video (www.SeaEagle.com/Instructions) to see how difficult it is to tip our kayaks.
The best way to store your inflatable is folded, in it's bag, in a clean, dry space and out of reach of mice and other critters. If you must store your inflatable outdoors or in a shed, you can store it in a large plastic bin (or clean garbage can) with a tight lid to keep mice, squirrels and other rodents out. ALWAYS make sure your Sea Eagle is clean and completely dry to prevent mold from growing.
YES! If you're adventurous enough to brave the cold, our reinforced PVC kayaks, boats and SUPs can be used in frigid temps with no problem.
Most leaks are slow and can be noticed before much pressure has left the air chamber. Boats with multiple, separate air chambers will maintain buoyancy with one chamber down.
Although we provide both print and video instructions (visit https://www.seaeagle.com/Instructions) on how to fold your Sea Eagle please keep in mind that the instructions depict only one of many options for rolling/storing the kayak (most often the easiest). The characteristics of being an inflatable gives you the option to roll, fold or store it according to your specific needs. You'll want to pay close attention to how the valves, skegs and skeg base areas are folded as to prevent damage.
RazorLite™
Yes, you can. Our 120-Day On-Water Trial lets you try the boat, kayak, or SUP on the water. If you're anything less than completely satisfied, return it for a complete refund less shipping within 120 days of delivery. Read our full return policy by following this link, www.SeaEagle.com/ReturnPolicy
The best way to store your inflatable is folded, in it's bag, in a clean, dry space and out of reach of mice and other critters. If you must store your inflatable outdoors or in a shed, you can store it in a large plastic bin (or clean garbage can) with a tight lid to keep mice, squirrels and other rodents out. ALWAYS make sure your Sea Eagle is clean and completely dry to prevent mold from growing.
The RazorLite™ kayaks are very durable. They are constructed of the same 1000 denier reinforced PVC as our FastTracks™, Explorers™, PaddleSki™, FoldCats, Frameless Pontoon Boats, Sport Runabouts and SUPs.
Most leaks are slow and can be noticed before much pressure has left the air chamber. Boats with multiple, separate air chambers will maintain buoyancy with one chamber down.
Although we provide both print and video instructions (visit https://www.seaeagle.com/Instructions) on how to fold your Sea Eagle please keep in mind that the instructions depict only one of many options for rolling/storing the kayak (most often the easiest). The characteristics of being an inflatable gives you the option to roll, fold or store it according to your specific needs. You'll want to pay close attention to how the valves, skegs and skeg base areas are folded as to prevent damage.
Sport Kayaks
Yes, you can. Our 120-Day On-Water Trial lets you try the boat, kayak, or SUP on the water. If you're anything less than completely satisfied, return it for a complete refund less shipping within 120 days of delivery. Read our full return policy by following this link, www.SeaEagle.com/ReturnPolicy
Yes. Sea Eagle Kayaks are very bouyant and are quite stable compared to aluminum or wooden canoes and kayaks because of their large tubes. See our "How to Re-Enter a Kayak" video (www.SeaEagle.com/Instructions) to see how difficult it is to tip our kayaks.
The SE330 makes a great solo or tandem kayak, but if you have longer legs or are planning some overnight trips, the SE370, with 1 1/2' of more leg/cargo space, is a better option for you.
The best way to store your inflatable is folded, in it's bag, in a clean, dry space and out of reach of mice and other critters. If you must store your inflatable outdoors or in a shed, you can store it in a large plastic bin (or clean garbage can) with a tight lid to keep mice, squirrels and other rodents out. ALWAYS make sure your Sea Eagle is clean and completely dry to prevent mold from growing.
Most leaks are slow and can be noticed before much pressure has left the air chamber. Boats with multiple, separate air chambers will maintain buoyancy with one chamber down.
Although we provide both print and video instructions (visit https://www.seaeagle.com/Instructions) on how to fold your Sea Eagle please keep in mind that the instructions depict only one of many options for rolling/storing the kayak (most often the easiest). The characteristics of being an inflatable gives you the option to roll, fold or store it according to your specific needs. You'll want to pay close attention to how the valves, skegs and skeg base areas are folded as to prevent damage.
Travel Canoe™
Yes, you can. Our 120-Day On-Water Trial lets you try the boat, kayak, or SUP on the water. If you're anything less than completely satisfied, return it for a complete refund less shipping within 120 days of delivery. Read our full return policy by following this link, www.SeaEagle.com/ReturnPolicy
The best way to store your inflatable is folded, in it's bag, in a clean, dry space and out of reach of mice and other critters. If you must store your inflatable outdoors or in a shed, you can store it in a large plastic bin (or clean garbage can) with a tight lid to keep mice, squirrels and other rodents out. ALWAYS make sure your Sea Eagle is clean and completely dry to prevent mold from growing.
Most leaks are slow and can be noticed before much pressure has left the air chamber. Boats with multiple, separate air chambers will maintain buoyancy with one chamber down.
Although we provide both print and video instructions (visit https://www.seaeagle.com/Instructions) on how to fold your Sea Eagle please keep in mind that the instructions depict only one of many options for rolling/storing the kayak (most often the easiest). The characteristics of being an inflatable gives you the option to roll, fold or store it according to your specific needs. You'll want to pay close attention to how the valves, skegs and skeg base areas are folded as to prevent damage.
