AIRHEAD MONTANA Kayak, 1 person

I bought 2 of these for a 3 month trip to the Bahamas on our 32 foot sailboat and have never regretted my purchase.All inflatables compromise paddling efficiency in favor of the convenience of space savings. The Airhead Montana paddles reasonably well and packs down easily into our smallish lazarette storage. They’re not too heavy and not tippy at all. It’s double layer construction is very durable and aside from some color fading, ours have held up remarkably well. The only pain about the dual wall construction is that unless you take everything apart and dry each piece really well, moisture is difficult to get rid of and will cause mold to build.Best of all they’re super comfortable. I’m 6’ ~190lbs and have plenty of room.A couple of things to note. Don’t drag your kayak. No inflatables do well with abrasion. We use ours almost exclusively in salt water so we absolutely, at minimum, rinse the zipper pulls and the paddle connection buttons with fresh water. The zipper pulls will corrode shut if you don’t and if you ever have a leak in one of the inflatable bladders, which are easily repairable, you’ll break the zipper trying to get it un-stuck. The paddle connectors are spring steel and just rust. None of these issues are any reflection on Airhead, they’re common to most similar products on the market.I’d absolutely recommend these kayaks.