68370EP Challenger 3 Inflatable Boat Set: Includes Deluxe 48in Boat Oars and High-Output Pump – Triple Air Chambers – Welded Oar Locks – 3 Person – 660lb Weight Capacity

Very good raft, I use it to go on the lake with my wife and 6 year old and there is plenty of room. I inflated it once and keep it inflated in the garage and it hasn't lost any air in over a month. I haven't used the oars as I bought a little trolling motor that is a game changer for going out on the lake.

This is by far the best inflatable on the market. Its size, the fact that u can attack a motor. Comes with paddles

This is a great boat for the money. We (2 adults) took it out on the lake and had plenty of room. The oars seem a little short and makes it a little awkward paddling. Other than that it was great. We had the cooler and a couple fishing poles and we were set. It's very sturdy and great quality.

Bought this for myself and my cooler and was pleasantly surprised to find I could fit another person, myself and the cooler! Inflating was pretty easy (using a motorized pump) however, it's a little confusing with the lines that tell you when to stop inflating. If I followed the directions on how tall the wall sides should be and when to stop inflating, im not sure the thing would float well. I inflated above the line...cause, you know, my cooler's heavy. For the price, it's a nice little craft.

I got this raft used for $67 and boy it's a great value! This thing is literally 10 ft long and I bought the transom also for my little trolling motor and it works great plenty of room for cooler and tackle.

My husband and I used this raft to float the Truckee River in Tahoe. About half way through, the raft got caught on a rock and within a few minutes, we noticed that we were starting to sink. We stopped, flipped it over and saw there were a couple of holes on the bottom. Thank god one of the girls we were with had an extra patch or else we would have been totally screwed. Bottom line, this raft would be fine for just floating in a lake or pool, but don't use it anywhere where there might be debris. It bothers me because we saw a bunch of people with cheaper looking floats and no one else got a hole in theirs.

I inflated and used this dinghy for the first time today. It seems well constructed. However, it is extremely difficult to deflate -- especially the floor. I am very disappointed. I do not recommend this product for anyone who will ever need to deflate it.

When I received this boat I was happy with the thickness of the rubber. I was able to inflate it very quickly with the pump they supplied. The only thing I was unhappy about was the top brackets for the motor mount. They are not at the proper angle and the arms of the motor mount will not slide into them. I just laid the arms on top of them and used zip ties to secure them. One more thing...the air inlet for the floor is like one of those cheap pool floats. I'm not sure if I'm suppose to push it in after inflated or leave it sticking out. The directions don't say and I don't want to do anything that will damage the inlet. It's jut that it looks like it can be accidentally kicked loose and let the air out.