Amazing boat. We put trolling motor and went for hours on the lake

This review is for the Bris 14' kayak boat. First things first. The vendor "Benflyworld" has been great. They are very responsive and were a pleasure to work with. I selected the Bris boat over its main competitors because it has two air chambers per side-tube (each filled to 3psi), is wider overall, uses larger diameter tubes, and is less expensive. These are important factors to me because I use the boat on the Chesapeak Bay, which can be rough at times. The boat arrived quickly and included a bag, foot pump, oars etc. The material is typical for inflatable boats of this size that include a built-in transom. The material seems plenty tough and I pulled the boat up on the pebbled beach without fear. Using a four stroke Tohatsu 5 hp engine, the boat planes easily, even with another adult onboard. It moves supprisingly fast with little hp and I could cruise fine at half throttle. At rest, on calm water, it is stable enough to "carefully" stand up. However, I would not stand up in rough water or when underway. The air floor is pretty solid (filled to 8psi), but does give, and you will feel it ripple and move with the rough water underneath when you are moving across the water. I quickly got used to it though. Although a stable boat for its size, you still need to be careful about turns when going at higher speeds (it can become a little squirely). Workmanship on the boat is decent and it held air fine. Unfortunately, my 2-part oars fit too snuggly together and I can't sepporate them (they are plenty heavy duty). When rolled up, the boat is a little larger then I expected. It took some practice to roll it up smaller (even a little smaller makes a big difference when trying to carry). Inflated, the boat is heavy, but I can manage to carry it "short" distances by myself. (I will be purchasing kayak wheels soon to address that). As others have said, the bag isn't great. The handles on the carry bag are worthless, so I replaced them with 2 heavy duty straps wrapped around the original bag. I also purchased an electric air pump (for me, the foot pump just takes too long) Overall, I love the boat and I will try to do a video review later with some tips and tricks.

Love the boat! Holds a lot. Can paddle like a SUP very stable. 30lb Trolling motor works good on it. Bris is great to deal with fast and free shipping!

Took it out 3 times fishing, A lot of room for two people, and a bunch of fishing gear comfortably. Should be fine to fish 3 people if we get a smaller cooler. I would also take 4 people if I want to just boat around. I have a 6 hp Hangkai motor on its way from China, hopefully it works out. The pump that it comes with is fine, but I just bought an AirHead electric pump that hooks up to the car for cheap. I did a lot of research before buying this Kaboat. It may be the cheaper version of the Saturn one, but it is made with the same materials. Kaboats are great boats because they are long and narrow like a kayak giving it plenty of speed with a small motor, while also giving the stability of an inflatable. Just in case you encounter the "problem" I had. The air valve system's closing mechanism works from air. As in, if the chamber or air floor doesn't have the correct psi, it wont close when you unplug the pump. Leaving air leaking out until you close it manually. My problem was that I wasn't inflating the air floor to the high psi it requires to close the valve. (Keep using the pump until it wont go any further) Happy customer.

The Bris boat is very nice, just what I wanted very stable and easy to use. I hope to get many years of enjoyment from it.
Thank you