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1-Person Inflatable Boat with Oars & Foot Pump

1-Person Inflatable Boat with Oars & Foot Pump

$45.49 USD
$45.49 USD
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A light, single-person inflatable boat with oars and a foot pump, for paddling around calm ponds, pools and lake shallows.

Why we picked it

  • Includes oars and foot pump
  • Light and packable
  • Calm-water fun

Specs

  • Material: PVC, 0.3 mm
  • Capacity: 1 person

In the box

Boat, oars, foot pump

Safety note: everyone aboard should wear a properly fitted life jacket. Stay in calm, sheltered water near shore, keep within the rated capacity, and avoid offshore wind.

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