There are several of us on her with inflatable kayaks. I am actually impressed by mine because I can set it up as a 1 or 2 seater, it is extremely stable, it paddles well, and it has a skeg for flat water that helps it track okay. I actually think that my inflatable kayak is slightly more stable than a sit on top kayak.
My kayak is a Maxxon Cayman II.
There is another person on here with an Advanced Elements. There are a few more people with different kinds of inflatables.
I have done salt and fresh water with no problems. I launched off of the beach at the Outer Banks of NC on a favorable day, paddled different places in Oregon Inlet, but my main haunt is the Occoquan River (I live right by it). I find it quite versatile. This summer I plan on taking it back to the OBX.
As for the cost of the set-up. My kayak came with 2 breakdown paddles, seats, a pump, and necessary equipment for $500 new. I had to buy, additionally, a life vest and a leash for my paddle (the leash is not expensive at all but I highly suggest this). I bought a portable fish finder (I want to switch my transducer set up but it works for now) for around $100.
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