For the Boston valves, just use your fingertip to push down and turn 1/4. Once it pops out, no need for further turning. Reverse to seal again. Kudos for doing he floor first, in some folk's 380x/420x set-up videos the user inflates the hull before the floor, which just makes it harder to do the floor. Thanks for the useful video.
Great video. I have this same kayak. I’ve had it only a month now and have been working on getting familiar with everything. Glad to see your pump gage moves mine doesn’t change so I’ve had to wing it somewhat. I need to reach out to Sea Eagle for another issue so I might mention the issue with the hand pump. Happy paddling.
For the Boston valves, just use your fingertip to push down and turn 1/4. Once it pops out, no need for further turning. Reverse to seal again. Kudos for doing he floor first, in some folk's 380x/420x set-up videos the user inflates the hull before the floor, which just makes it harder to do the floor. Thanks for the useful video.
Great video. I have this same kayak. I’ve had it only a month now and have been working on getting familiar with everything.
Glad to see your pump gage moves mine doesn’t change so I’ve had to wing it somewhat.
I need to reach out to Sea Eagle for another issue so I might mention the issue with the hand pump.
Happy paddling.
Best to you and happy paddling to you as well.
How easy does it paddle? Does the wind really push it off coarse easy? Thinking about putting a trolling motor and higher up fishing seat on one?
My pump has never worked either. I just go by feel. I still blow it up less than the automatic pump does