have set with oars &amp; air pump?
872473
yes ours did. love the oars. we use a vacuum cleaner to blow up. take the pump for eemergency.
1025460
No just pump if they came with oars they would still most likely suck. I bought the 38 dollar sevylor oars and they work perfect.
949757
Tack them on to your oars them selves above the locks. When the oar slides down to the lock it will stop. it worked for me.
1210584
No. I recommend the High Output Air Pump Double Quick III. I bought one and I like it, however, the chair popped before I could use it much. Probably my fault though. I didn't treat it lightly.
508786
I tried and it does not pump air. That's strange because I had a different model previously which was able to inflate both water and air. That model didn't have the handle and the tying tool, like this Kaos model. It's strange because they look pretty much the same. Too bad it didn't have all in one.
478209
You can adjust the float action with the simple addition of a zip tie to lower the float level if it is not adjustable on yours. It also depends on if you are pumping uphill and how close you installed your back flow preventor
105461
Yes. You have to continue pumping the handle just like you would with an air pump for bikes. This bilge is very capable and can extract large volume of water in short amount of time.
157429
Sorry, I can't help you here. I bought the air valve(s) to replace those lost on a inflatable 3 person boat, which worked perfectly, I might add.
162754
I bought this aquarium few months ago and its a nice set up for the price but this does not come with an air pump and will have to be purchased separately.
1332380
From listening to our customers it appears that it is easier to use the oars instead of using fins with these boats. James@coverbonanza.com
910250
No. Seems like your basic hose set-up. Have not used yet. Hoping to do some diving this weekend. Seems like a good set for the $.
939585
I would recommend contacting them directly. They were fantastic about replacing my air pump. It's likely they will have replacement fins ready to ship. There should also be a nut and bolt included in your current set up. I'd request another just to have a back up.
1211975
Here is the product website: http://www.airhead.com/double-action-pump.html It should provide with the information you need. Make sure the pump has all the valves you need for your inflatables.
1904168
No... Amazon has a 12v pump that is Awesome though. It inflates and deflates. Sorry, it only has the boat itself
152157
There are no oar mounts on the boat. I carry a paddle on the boat as a piece of safety equipment. It can be done but a small trolling motor works the best for me. The seats put you up higher than a row boat thus making oaring more difficult.
1738776
Oh, man . . . I'm trying to remember. Not much time at all. There is no assembly except to snap the oars together - less than a minute. It comes with an easy-to-use foot pump for inflation. At age 60, it took me 3-5 minutes, I would guess. It deflates quickly - a minute or two, maybe.
993947
You will need a pump. This has a separate air bladder and shell. The bladder requires some pressure to make the boat still, and you cannot blow enough pressure with your lungs to do a good job. I bought a different brand of pump because it was cheaper. It works well, but the fit on the valves is a little tight, so I recommend you purchase the Advanced elements brand pump. Read the instructions before unpacking. Follow the instructions. With the presure right, the inside acts as a backrest, and the paddling effort is ok. If it is too soft, no back support, and paddleing is rather slow. Follow the instructions, and it is a nice compromise of cost, convenient storage, and efficiency. You will need a pump. This has a separate air bladder and shell. The bladder requires some pressure to make the boat still, and you cannot blow enough pressure with your lungs to do a good job. I bought a different brand of pump because it was cheaper. It works well, but the fit on the valves is a little tight, so I recommend you purchase the Advanced elements brand pump. Read the instructions before unpacking. Follow the instructions. With the presure right, the inside acts as a backrest, and the paddling effort is ok. If it is too soft, no back support, and paddleing is rather slow.... » Read More You will need a pump. This has a separate air bladder and shell. The bladder requires some pressure to make the boat still, and you cannot blow enough pressure with your lungs to do a good job. I bought a different brand of pump because it was cheaper. It works well, but the fit on the valves is a little tight, so I recommend you purchase the Advanced elements brand pump. Read the instructions before unpacking. Follow the instructions. With the presure right, the inside acts as a backrest, and the paddling effort is ok. If it is too soft, no back support, and paddleing is rather slow. Follow the instructions, and it is a nice compromise of cost, convenient storage, and efficiency. « Show Less