Intex Explorer Pro Inflatable Boat

Bought this for a trip away with grandsons (60 and 40kg) staying next to river Lune. Thought it would be a one use, hope its good enough for that deal. However I was amazed at the price/quality point and the boys loved it. Not too hard to inflate, though a bit of a chore to deflate and it is never going to fit back in the box. Would have liked a bag to put it in after use but for this price i can understand why you dont get one. I can see the boys getting a lot of use out of this and my original plan of buying a better one next year has been shelved. Oars are sturdy and easy to assemble and pump is adequate Highly recommend this item.

Just used this with all the grandchildren at the seaside, easy to inflate, the kids loved it, brilliant little boat at a great price.

Two kids 11 and 13 fit comfortably in this inflatable dingy with room for me a 6 foot 17 stone adult. A three man dingy but I wouldn't say this would suit three grown adults.The included paddles are substantial and can take the strain of some serious rowing against a tide! The pump is capable of inflating the dingy quite quickly and I cannot fault this product at all. It provided my children with many hours of fun during our holiday and I also had a go but it was difficult to row with all of us in it, mainly because of my added weight. The boys could row about with relative ease so they had no problem at all and I just watched on as a proud parent that I had taught them a new skill and provided them with a new experience for a very reasonable cost.

easy to inflate as you get a small pump, seems safe and spacious, doesn’t leak, easy to use as you get paddles either it and seems thick and durable.

This is quite an excellent little raft. It easily folds down to the size of the smallest compact tents, and when inflated provides plenty of room for myself and all my excessive amount of gear (which still all weighs less than 80 Kg). It's not very comfortable with a load of stuff, so if you were looking for something for more regular use, a larger two person raft with oars and a pump would provide a lot of luxury, but would require its own bag.With your (ideally waterproof) bags sitting on the sides (and the numerous available loops securing them in place with rope) you could even sleep comfortably on the raft, and your bags would provide a nice raised roof support for a tarpaulin.Note that there are two different sizes of inflation valve - the pump I had would only fit one of them, but it's pretty much just as easy to blow it up manually with your mouth, so you don't really need to carry a pump.

Bought this to tow our camping gear behind a larger boat, worked out very well.This is a sturdy product with 3 separate parts to inflate.The first two are the floor and the inner ring which had to be inflated by mouth as we have no adapter (the normal imflation valve found on kid's toys) and then the larger hole for the main part which inflated easily.It was a bit of work to inflate the first two parts but fine as long as you're able for it.Towed along very well with quite a bit of kit, worked so well that we bought a bigger one for next time!

Well this was forty quids worth of fun. Seems very robust and stable. Two grown ass adults have had an absolute blast in it. It is easy to inflate using the pump provided. The oars work well and we love the keeper ring on them to stop them floating away.Highly recommend.

Kids loved this, its easy enough to blow up and nice and sturdy, but first time my son went out, one of the oars broke so struggled to use it for the rest of the day.