My brother has been wanting me to go kayaking since he has two of them (not this brand or make). I think I spent enough time at sea, but who knows. Great looking product, like the wheels! You do some of the very best reviews and unboxings! Make sure you get your free bottle opener! Nice carry bag for it too!
Nice unboxing video and good that you've put chapters in. The Moki line of kayaks are a really good-looking bunch among inflatable kayaks, I must say. I have the Moki Lite myself, among other IKs.
Good kayak. Heavier than their packrafts, but I think it’s the same as other brands, if not lighter. The electric pump definitely makes it easier to inflate, and it’s more lightweight and more compact than the manual pump. We still carry it around though, just Incase the electric pump fails.
Do you know if Kokopelli Moki kayaks are running differently in terms of high pressure on pontoons and floor, different information from the wwweb seems to be confusing some say 1.0 psi tubes 6.0 psi floor, now I've seen some kokopelli mokis with printed information on the kayaks saying up to 2.0 psi and even 3.5 upto 4 psi on the tubes and the floors pumped up to 8 to 10 psi.
I can only say what the instructions included with my boats say which is 6 pounds for the floor and 2 pounds for the pontoons and be careful not to overfill. You might want to contact Kokopelli for more specific information as some of the boats might have different instructions.
That looks like a great inflatable kayak. I'd be worried using that while fishing because of the hooks but for any other activity it looks pretty good. I'm curious to know how it does on the water. Great storage bag too! Atleast they made it that everything fits inside!!
We have not had the chance to paddle yet but Camera Lady (who is more svelt than I am) said no problem. We will let you know but seems no narrower than other sit in kayaks.
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That's pretty sweet! Now let's get it in the water!👍😋🍻
We are antsy for sure!
Can’t wait to see it in action!!
We can’t wait to show you!
My brother has been wanting me to go kayaking since he has two of them (not this brand or make). I think I spent enough time at sea, but who knows. Great looking product, like the wheels! You do some of the very best reviews and unboxings! Make sure you get your free bottle opener! Nice carry bag for it too!
That looks like a really nice inflatable yak! Looks like a pretty nice, efficient pump they give you, too. Great overview buddy!
Thanks for swinging by-we are antsy to get them in the water this spring for sure!
Looks like a nice yak, thanks for sharing, Dick.
We are excited to give them a try! Thanks for dropping by.
Very nice. Can use a couple of these at our lake house in Michigan
I bet they would sell you a couple! Haha.
Nice unboxing video and good that you've put chapters in. The Moki line of kayaks are a really good-looking bunch among inflatable kayaks, I must say. I have the Moki Lite myself, among other IKs.
Thanks for stopping by. We got them last fall and then the schedules overwhelmed us so we are excited to get them into the water this spring!
@@dickinaroundoutdoors8609 You have some great paddles to look forward to then!
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Hahaha-welcome aboard.
Good kayak. Heavier than their packrafts, but I think it’s the same as other brands, if not lighter. The electric pump definitely makes it easier to inflate, and it’s more lightweight and more compact than the manual pump. We still carry it around though, just Incase the electric pump fails.
Ya think we will order the pump when we get back home. Thanks for that.
Do you know if Kokopelli Moki kayaks are running differently in terms of high pressure on pontoons and floor, different information from the wwweb seems to be confusing some say 1.0 psi tubes 6.0 psi floor, now I've seen some kokopelli mokis with printed information on the kayaks saying up to 2.0 psi and even 3.5 upto 4 psi on the tubes and the floors pumped up to 8 to 10 psi.
I can only say what the instructions included with my boats say which is 6 pounds for the floor and 2 pounds for the pontoons and be careful not to overfill. You might want to contact Kokopelli for more specific information as some of the boats might have different instructions.
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I guess it all depends on what you compare it too, but easy to carry was a top criteria and this fits nicely.
That looks like a great inflatable kayak. I'd be worried using that while fishing because of the hooks but for any other activity it looks pretty good. I'm curious to know how it does on the water.
Great storage bag too! Atleast they made it that everything fits inside!!
We plan on doing some fishing so we will let you know if we ever have to swim back to shore! Thanks for watching.
Have you tried it yet ? How cramp do you feel in it, it looks pretty narrow on the inside ? Cheers.
We have not had the chance to paddle yet but Camera Lady (who is more svelt than I am) said no problem. We will let you know but seems no narrower than other sit in kayaks.
Looks like a nice lite weight kayak, have to try it out on the Maquoketa!
Yep, nice lazy paddle downstream would be fun.
Very nice. After much research we opted for a tandem crescent kayak. I felt safer with a hard kayak for Florida due to alligators.
Yes, the gators can be a bit nerve racking the first time you see one swim under the canoe or kayak!
Yo Josh!