- Adjustable inflatable seats
- Durable Nylon covered hull
- Wide shape for extra stability
- PVC coated reinforced fabric bottom for stiffness
- Removable air chambers for convenience
- Double I-beam floor in heavy duty PVC
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This kayak line combines the stability, manoeuvrability and sea worthiness of a kayak with comfort looks and styling of a traditional North American Canoe. The raised bow and stern of the Colorado™, coupled with a double I-beam floor construction make these kayaks rugged and rigid - ideally suited for river travelling, fishing and sea discovery outings. The stability of the wide shape, together with the open style makes this a great range for beginners, and directional strakes with removable fin ensures easy tracking and manoeuvrability. Weight - 16.4kg. Pack size - 76cmx46cmx25cm. Inflated dimensions - 300cm x 94cm.
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36 of 36 people found the following review helpful
Colour Name:Blue
I really don't understand how they can make this fantastic little boat at such a reasonable price!
Having called it a 'little boat' I should add that it is, in fact, pretty big! It can easily carry two adults and quite a bit of extra luggage, camping gear, or whatever and is broad enough to be very stable.
The material gives the impression of being very robust and I'm sure it will be able to withstand quite a lot of knocks and scraping. I've used it in rivers and in the sea and it's always functioned perfectly. We didn't experience the stearing problems others have mentioned... dare I suggest you may need a little more practice?
My only small criticism - and it's not enough to prevent me from giving it five stars - is the fact that Boston valves are not used throughout. Other people have mentioned this. I am concerned that the beach-ball-type valve in the centre air compartment is not really up to the standard of the rest of the boat.
Having said that, it's a great boat at a great price.
Having called it a 'little boat' I should add that it is, in fact, pretty big! It can easily carry two adults and quite a bit of extra luggage, camping gear, or whatever and is broad enough to be very stable.
The material gives the impression of being very robust and I'm sure it will be able to withstand quite a lot of knocks and scraping. I've used it in rivers and in the sea and it's always functioned perfectly. We didn't experience the stearing problems others have mentioned... dare I suggest you may need a little more practice?
My only small criticism - and it's not enough to prevent me from giving it five stars - is the fact that Boston valves are not used throughout. Other people have mentioned this. I am concerned that the beach-ball-type valve in the centre air compartment is not really up to the standard of the rest of the boat.
Having said that, it's a great boat at a great price.
21 of 21 people found the following review helpful
Colour Name:Blue
bought this on a recent family trip to the lakes. I already had a Sevylor Canyon, and while that is also very good value for money, you can really see where the extra £100 or so has gone. It seems very robust, is very easy to maneuver and is stable - even with an excited 9 year old jumping about. I agree that that the floor valve is a pain.
That said, still delighted with it.
That said, still delighted with it.
60 of 62 people found the following review helpful
Colour Name:Blue
Really pleased with this product, I must admit it is of a lot better quality than i first thought.
Tried it out on the River Severn at Bridgnoth, plenty of people commented and said they were impressed and had not seen anything like this style of canoe/kayak before. Responded well to a very strong current.
If i had to find a problem it would be the tricky valve (hard to get at)to inflate the bottom section. The two side sections are easy to inflate as they are the Boston type valve. The bottom section is the same sort of valve as an air bed type. when you take the air pump out air escapes till you put the stopper in, which makes it difficult to get it to the recommended pressure of 100/mbar. (But that is being picky) Packs down to the size of a small suitcase, and still room to put a footpump in the bag.
Storage for camping equipment is limited, a net bag which comes with the product which attaches to the rear of the Canoe/Kayak is a good idea but would be able only to fit a small tent or bag in, plenty of pockets on the back of the seats which i thought was cool, to store cameras drinks snacks etc.
You will not be dissapointed.
Tried it out on the River Severn at Bridgnoth, plenty of people commented and said they were impressed and had not seen anything like this style of canoe/kayak before. Responded well to a very strong current.
If i had to find a problem it would be the tricky valve (hard to get at)to inflate the bottom section. The two side sections are easy to inflate as they are the Boston type valve. The bottom section is the same sort of valve as an air bed type. when you take the air pump out air escapes till you put the stopper in, which makes it difficult to get it to the recommended pressure of 100/mbar. (But that is being picky) Packs down to the size of a small suitcase, and still room to put a footpump in the bag.
Storage for camping equipment is limited, a net bag which comes with the product which attaches to the rear of the Canoe/Kayak is a good idea but would be able only to fit a small tent or bag in, plenty of pockets on the back of the seats which i thought was cool, to store cameras drinks snacks etc.
You will not be dissapointed.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Sevlor Colorado
I have had used one of these for the last number of years now and think it is great value for money. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Denis Mc Carthy
Really like it - but a question...
Great kayak. Love it.
But I have a question I hope someone can help me with. The two side tubes have Boston valves. Read more
But I have a question I hope someone can help me with. The two side tubes have Boston valves. Read more
Published 9 months ago by David D. McIntire
Great boat has a fatal flaw
Having bought this boat to go Kayaking in France we found a fatal flaw in the design that meant the boat sat there useless for the majority of our holiday. Read more
Published 10 months ago by P. G. Farrow
Superb inflatable
Having used the 'Sevylor Canyon', I found the 'Colorado' to be far sturdier in it's make up. Not only is the body of the canoe itself more robust, the seating offers more comfort... Read more
Published 12 months ago by elecrob
Great inflatable kayak
Just got back from my first trip in this on a local canal. Quick and easy to set up and inflate although the instructions are not particularly clear and it would take a long time... Read more
Published 13 months ago by M. BROOKMAN
Sevylor Colorado
I did a reasonable amount of research before buying and I can now understand why this is supposed to be one of (if not the) most popular inflatable kayaks on the market. Read more
Published 13 months ago by Peter B
