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Inflatable Seahawk Characteristics
Intex Seahawk 4 Inflatable Boat & Motor Review
There are a lot of people who enjoy the idea and perhaps the activity of venturing out on a boat. The downside to it is that most people are unable to afford to have a boat of their own. This is why inflatable boats are becoming such a popular alternative to traditional style boats. Inflatable kayaks are replacing hard shell boats, but they do not provide boaters with much room. The Intex Seahawk 4 was created to be an affordable alternative to traditional, but also to be larger than an inflatable kayak. Does it measure up? Take a look at our Intex Seahawk 4 inflatable boat and motor review to find out.
Features of the Seahawk 4
The Seahawk 4 boat is designed to be used on lakes by recreational fishermen. That is why it is made with 30-gauge PVC vinyl. It can resist damage from abrasions or impacts.
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This should give you plenty of room to take along friends so that you can venture out for a good time fishing together. This boat measures 133 x 19.5 x 50 inches when fully inflated.
It has two air chambers for safety. In the rare case it does get punctured, you still have plenty of time to get to shore before you have to worry about swimming.
The Intex Seahawk 4 boat set includes two fishing rod holders, two welded oarlocks and oar holders on board. Oars and an inflation pump are also a part of the package and included with your purchase.
This inflatable boat is able to hold up to 814 pounds. This means you can carry all the people you want and the gear that you will need on your adventure. It is Coast Guard approved so that you can feel confident when out on the

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