I'm looking for a raft that will fit two people for a company summer event that will require 2 people (adults) to be in the raft on their knees and get their raft from one end of the pool to the other and then have teammates switch to do the same thing...
485437
I would think this is a little small for two adults. On the other hand for a fun event it would be pretty funny seeing two guys fit in this and race !
2231822
LOL I actually was thinking about the same thing for hot summer night camping. 1) the extending sections have those little values so I can't imagine getting water into them easily. 2) it will leak. 3) that is a lot of weight. If you are adventurous and have and extra $30 - try it and let us know. It is very comfortable as it is.
1661870
If you have two adults in the boat, yes, a 2nd paddla would be beneficial. You can a buy a separate paddle very reasonably.
1884449
Never tried it. Might be tough to do with three people on it. However, like most towables, once you get up to speed, it pretty much just skims the water surface.
924901
I think the weight limit is 200lbs, so you could fit 2 children but a lot of men would be over the limit with just 1 person per boat.
1241723
I wouldn't get this raft. Mine had a leak right away. We only used it once.
1178664
I own this raft but have not had a cooler that heavy on it. We use a full size cooler filled with beverages and ice and have absolutely no problem with the raft. It's a good sized raft and very sturdy. A person could easily sit/float on it without it sinking or breaking.
2010843
I have 4 of these rafts, (along with a few other make and models) we use them to float down a river that flows from a lake we live on. 3-4 times a summer we'll invite 15 to 25 guests each trip I only use a shop vac to inflate the rafts, you wouldn't use an air compressor (high pressure) to fill them, if you do, be very careful not to overfill. It's more volume and feel than pressure. When all 3 chambers are fairly rigid, you have enough air in them.
46684
Yes absolutely it's actually easier to paddle with one person then two. Gives you more room. It is easy to carry.
1835622
2 people make the much easier. there is a lot of stretching with the liner etc.. A person needs to help support the frame while the other person is putting it together. All in all it's a great pool.
1245286
I have only tried paddling with two persons in the open ocean. I would think that paddling in calm waters such as in a lagoon could be relatively easy for only one person. In the sea, the two rowers are needed, in my opinion.
259200
It's round so that would be difficult, unless you laid on your side. It's really made for 4 people to sit on with their feet dangling in the middle. We had one last year that we used to float the Madison in Montana all summer long - it was awesome!
1839361
You could check a pool center, or as suggested inflatable ball, or we also use a regular bouncy ball [kids/adults have better control, and wind doesn't blow it away
584826
You can easily make a quick home made anchor for less than $10. I bought a pair of rubber children's rain boots (rubber so it won't puncture the raft while inside) from a thrift store and filled them with instant concrete mix. Buy a u-bolt and insert it in the cement while it is drying so you have an attachment point for your anchor rope. Quick, cheap, and easy.
2203813
We have had two adults on it just fine. They were both medium height and weight. I love the float, but it should come with something to blow it up with.
1212113
Yes it is feasible. Once you fold it down with a flip of the brace it's portable. It may be a bit awkward but it's not heavy and the fun they will have is worth it. This was for my grandson and my daughter purchased an inexpensive wading pool and created a water-park. Of course, I then went to sam's and bought a pack of the interlocking rubber squares to create a softer landing. They will love it.
1643690
There is space for 2 adults and 2 chairs. If you have more, you might consider the XL, although you probably need a van to carry it