What our Experts Think
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Compact & Lightweight: At 9 feet long and weighing just 19 lbs (8.7 kg), it’s perfect for solo paddlers looking for portability and easy storage.
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Stable & Maneuverable: Designed for flatwater and calm rivers, with an open cockpit for easy entry and exit, making it ideal for beginners and intermediate paddlers.
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Durable Construction: Features a 600-denier ripstop polyester hull and EvoBeam floor technology for enhanced tracking and stability.
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Complete Package: Includes a padded seat, quick-release fin, storage bag, and repair kit. Note: Paddle, pump, and PFD are sold separately.
Q&A
Q: What is the Aquaglide Chinook 90?
The Aquaglide Chinook 90 is a compact, inflatable kayak designed for solo recreational paddling on calm waters. Its lightweight, 9-foot design offers easy transport and maneuverability, making it ideal for beginners.
Q: What materials is it made from?
The Chinook 90 features a durable HexShell™ deck cover made of 600 denier hex ripstop polyester, providing strength and UV resistance for enhanced durability.
Q: What accessories are ?
The package includes the inflatable kayak body, an adjustable seat, a quick-release fin, a storage bag, and a repair kit. Additional accessories like a paddle and pump are sold separately.
Q: Is it suitable for fishing?
Yes, the Chinook 90 is suitable for light fishing activities. Its stable design and open cockpit are ideal for anglers looking for a portable and easy-to-use kayak for calm waters.
Q: What is the warranty period?
The Chinook 90 comes with a 1-year limited warranty against manufacturing defects.
Q: How should it be inflated?
The kayak should be inflated using a Boston valve adapter for optimal inflation. Make sure to use the appropriate pump and adapters.
Q: What accessories are recommended for optimal use?
For an enhanced experience, consider purchasing a compatible paddle, personal flotation device (PFD), and a suitable pump for inflation.
Maintenance Tips
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Apply UV Protectant Regularly
Use a vinyl-safe UV protectant monthly to prevent sun damage and prolong the kayak's life.
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Clean with Mild Soap and Water
After each use, rinse with mild soap and fresh water using a soft brush. Avoid high-pressure washers.
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Check Inflation Pressure
Ensure the kayak is inflated to the correct pressure to maintain performance and safety.
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Inspect for Leaks
Check for leaks, and patch any holes with a PVC repair kit, ensuring the area is clean and dry before applying.
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Store Properly
Deflate, clean, and store the kayak in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent material degradation.