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Updated on 4/24/2024
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Best Choice Products Sports 6' Kids Kayak
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Do you need plugs to keep the water out? No scuppers, but there is a plug in the back of the boat to drain it in case any water gets in.
Is the backrest removable? Yup
Would this be too heavy for a 5-year-old to paddle? No, I bought this for my 6-year-old and it was too small and flimsy. I think it would be fine for a 3 or 4-year-old. Also, it broke in 1/2 the 2nd time she used it. Thank goodness I had purchased a separate youth paddle on Amazon and she uses it with no problem. I think you can buy the kayak with no paddle for less and then buy a separate paddle.
How long is the paddle? Paddle is 50 inches, not adjustable and frankly, junk. Buy a decent aluminum for around 30 to 40 bucks and you will be fine.
Things we like
- Kids feel more grown up in the kayak because it looks very adult.
- Best Choice Kayak has rugged construction to prevent scrapes and holes.
- It has towing capabilities in case your child gets tired before reaching the shore.
Things we don't like
- For easier maneuverability, you may need a new paddle since the one included is short and flimsy. Such paddles make it difficult for kids to transport to and from the water.
Summary
Frequently Asked Questions
do you need plugs to keep the water out?
No scuppers, but there is a plug in the back of the boat to drain it in case any water gets in.
Is the back rest removable?
Yup
Would this be too heavy for a 5-year old to paddle?
no, I bought this for my 6yr old and it was too small and flimsy. I think it would be fine for a 3 or 4 yr old. Also, it broke in 1/2 the 2nd time she used it. Thank goodness I had purchased a separate youth paddle on amazon and she uses it with no problem. I think you can buy the kayak with no paddle for less and then buy a separate paddle.
How long is the paddle?
Paddle is 50 inches, not adjustable and frankly, junk. Buy a decent aluminum for around 30 to 40 bucks and you will be fine.
