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Navigator 3.0 | Inflatable Kayak | Drop-Stitch Camo / 3 Seater | 464x82x35cm Reviews

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Our range of inflatable sup products features some of the most competitively priced, durably designed, and technologically innovative paddleboards for sale in the UK right now. Featuring an extensive range of sleek, contemporary, and affordable sups, Wave has committed to placing accessibility at the center of our brand.

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After long research into inflatable kayaks I went with wave. It was exactly what I wanted in a 3 person inflatable The delivery was fast and well packaged. The product itself is high quality and super steady on the water. Takes around 5 mins to inflate and install the seats. Cant wait to take it out more in the summer months
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Terri Hard****
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We bought this after lots of long conversations with Ai to help us find the right boat for us within our budget and we couldn't be happier with it. We like to stay at Hill of Oaks, which is right on the edge of Lake Windermere where we can stay in a glamping pod and walk straight to the lake and launch the boat from a jetty or just by the lakeside. Last year was our first time and we just used cheap intex dinghys. Our parents went with us and used their gumotex thaya kayak and we were blown away by how nible and effortless it was on the water. We didn't have as much money to spend but we wanted to match the spec of the gumotex as closely as possible, which was asking a lot. We looked at many and almost bought a conwy but then my husband found the navigator available on pre-order and we asked AI to compare the spec with the gumotex and conwy and it was the winner for us and our occasional hobby use. We have now used the navigator on Windermere alongside our parents in their gumotex and we were overjoyed with it. With the fins attached it matched the gumotex for speed and tracking. My sons went in both boats and they said they got wetter in the gumotex. My Dad compared them and he was impressed with the plughole design that the navigator has that the gumotex doesn't. The navigator had all the other features the gumotex had and the main difference was that the gumotex had a rubber coating so it may stand up to wear over a much longer period time/use. We took our cocker spaniel and miniature poodle in the boat and still comfortably rowed with two adults and a child in it. It felt like excellemt quality. We are complete novices and at first felt uneasy as the wind was 25mph and there were cautions to not swim in the water at Fell Foot, but we soon found confidence in the boat and felt reasonably safe.
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