Sea Eagle 437 PS PaddleSki Inflatable Boat Review

[@roadnotesrv]

Would love to have seen you use the front mounted troller (hand or foot pedal operated?). Looking to add one to mine, but like to see it in operation. Thanks. Great video.

[@rodbrown8306]

One thing I'd change is the height of the tubes, an extra inch or inch and half would make it look awesome, just less elongated, giving it a marginally higher waterline.

[@theresafairchild4499]

Which trailer did you use? I'm over a certain age and need a trailer for my 437 PaddleSki, thanks!

[@SeaEagleBoats]

Boat Trailer Specs Sheet ► www.loadrite.com/spec-sheet-generation/?sheet_id=77&sheet_model=16150076DWT

[@plam0007]

Looks great on the video. Where can I go to get it? And what is the cost?

[@mikepeifer6502]

Is it easy to get back in? My little one loves to jump in the lake when we are out there. Something like this would be perfect to take him out on the water.

[@SuperLooneyrooney]

yes. I'm 60, a bit overweight and out of shape and i have no problem getting in /out although I won't win any style points doing it. If you kid is under 150 lbs. it would be a breeze

[@BTSflyer]

At slow speeds do you find the paddleski keep trying to turn one way or the other.

[@futurebassmaster1]

Great review! What shaft size would you recommend for the trolling motor?

[@plam0007]

It’s recommended 15” shaft. That’s what I have for my electric trolling motor & my Honda 5 HP which I bought both from Seaeagle website.

[@walterhassard8257]

Long Island sound?

[@SeaEagleBoats]

Absolutely!

[@part1801]

How durable is it? I would be concerned it would get a hole in it?

[@classicarcadeamusementpark4242]

For reference, my older model Paddleski 435ps is from 2009. It has been used between 450-500 times, and it's never been patched! I also have the new 437ps. The new model has 5 air chambers instead of 2, so if you got a puncture on the water (unlikely), it would be very unlikely that you wouldn't make it back. Sea Eagle offers a video showing how to patch boats of this material if you do experience a puncture. It's pretty easy to patch generally. My advice is avoid landing on any kind of gravel, and you'll probably be fine. Some boat ramps have gravel in the water or sharp rocks. If it isn't sand, don't drag over it. Avoid landing or dragging over that at all costs. Decayed cement or tar isn't good to drag on either. Instead, don't be afraid to get your feet wet and carry the boat over it if needed. Or use an EZ-cart and place it on the wheels. I have one of those too, but carried mine for years.

[@Dano896]

Local paper has one for 100 obo hmmm…

[@ionicreek355]

No trolling motor mount. These inflatables are hard to handle in the wind.

[@marciananton9226]

Do you own or or been on one?

[@SeaEagleBoats]

Yes, this video should help ► kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4Wbh2h5p96shdk PaddleSki Bow Motor Mount ► sea.gl/PSBMMOUNT-YT

[@RealDocJames]

There's a trolling motor mount right on Sea Eagles site. Try doing some basic research before spreading misinformation.

[@RealDocJames]

@@marciananton9226 nope, he clearly doesn't.

[@DDL-n2u]

So the trolling motor on the front is held on with staples?