Air Bags
Two minutes from rolled to ready.
$49 AUD
In stock. Dispatched within two weeks.
Ships to Australia for $29 AUD, at your door in about 3 weeks.
- Fits every Seeka
- Delivered worldwide in about 3 weeks
- Easy returns
What it is
No pump, no lungs. Scoop the bag full of air, seal it, and squeeze it into the valve. A few armfuls fills the hull, and you are paddling in a couple of minutes.
One comes with every Seeka. Keep a spare in the car, hand one to the second paddler, or stash it in the pack so you are never caught without.
The numbers
Specs
Colour
Black
Moving parts
None
Manufacturer's specifications.
Where it fits
Is this yours?
- A spare, or a second one so two people can inflate at once.
- Fits the Solo, Tourer and Duo.
The rest of the kit
Goes with it
Before you buy
Read the field notes
- How to inflate a packraftUnroll it on the bank, sweep the air bag a few times, top it up by mouth, and you are afloat. No pump. Most people have the technique down on their first outing.
- What is a packraftA packraft is a small inflatable hull built to live in a pack. You walk with it. You inflate it at the water. You paddle. You deflate it, roll it, and walk out.
- Packraft care and storageLook after a packraft and it lasts a long time. The materials are tough, the welding is solid, and the two-year Seeka warranty covers both. What the warranty does not cover is how you treat the hull between trips: stored wet, cooked in a hot car, dragged across sharp rock, left inflated in full sun. Those are the things that shorten a life. None of them is hard to avoid.
- Packrafting for beginners: your first seasonWalk to water you cannot reach by car. Inflate a small hull at the bank, paddle it, roll it back into your pack and walk out. That is packrafting. The gear is light. The skills build in a sensible order. A first season on flat water will show you whether this pattern fits the days you want.
Air Bags$49 AUD