more»NRS MaverIK II
$1,595.00
MSRP: $1,525.00
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This kayak is bomb proof! My Fire Department Swift…
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Source: bought it new
Summary
This kayak is bomb proof!
Pros
- Strength
- Durability
Cons
- Absolutely not one con!
My Fire Department Swift Water Rescue Team is equipped with four of these inflatable kayaks. We keep two of them inflated and ready to go at a moment's notice and the other two are stored in bags on the second water rescue truck.
They are used, abused but they keep right on keeping on. We take them out at least once a week 52 weeks of the year and have had them in service for over two years now with only one minor puncture wound — and that came as a result of us participating in an REI river cleanup hauling all sorts of glass and other detritus out of the river. I had that little hole repaired with the included patch kit in short order.
If these things can take the continual beating we lay on them then they should be overkill for the average weekend warrior who gets out three or four times per year!
Description
The MaverIK II is an inflatable kayak made by NRS. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
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