90892 Lifetime Triton 100 Sit-On-Top Kayak (Paddle Included)

The gentleman that helped me was great knowledgeable personable. I couldn’t be happier.

I bought 2 of these kayaks and have used them with my family and friends. They're very solid on the water no tipping. The solid seat backs are great.

I've spent thousands of hours kayaking and have been using sit in kayaks for many years. Went to buy two others just for my sons but none were locally available. My local Sam's club had 3 of these Triton 100 sit-ons on sale for $188 so picked up one to just try out. After using on the water a few times my sons were very happy with it and so was I. I immediately went to Sam's and purchased the other 2. These are very sturdy and made out of rigid plastic. and not at all flexible like the super thin others I had. It weighs a few pounds more but makes up for it with its durability. This thing truly is built for a "lifetime" of use and handles swift currents bends and obstacles verly easily - whether going around or smacking right into them. My only concern is that the paddle blades are very flimsy/flexible - okay for leisurely paddling in calm flat water but not good for quick travel or against current and provide little help in deflection from obstacles or pushing off from shore. The shafts are great and the blades do still work they are just very inefficient. I highly recommend upgrading to new paddle blades or new paddles altogether. I have Lifetime's Lite Elite paddles and Pelican's Poseidon paddles - These two are very good alternatives. So even with the cost of replacing the paddle blades or new paddles this kayak is still worth every penny. Oh BTW take care not to lose the gray clip that secures the seat to the floor bracket. The seat back is still usable without it and will take a lot of force for the seat to pop out but it does offer a bit of secutiy. I've added a photo of what can be done to keep from losing it. Use one of the tiny zip ties just above the connector eyelets and snug it close - then losen the lower screw on the bracket take some fishing line (I used 35lb braided) tie off on one leg then wrap the other end about 4 times around the base screw head and then tighten down the screw. It will now take a good bit more effort for the clip to pop off and even if it does it will be held securely to the kayak.

I bought this kayak recently and took it to New River in VA some class 1 Rapids. A few times I thought I was going to be in the river but the kayak was very stable and no mishaps. Very pleased with this product.

Loved this product but I tore the seat with my knee when I tried to "remount" after falling off. Admittedly I am a big guy (over 270 lbs. ) so I felt at fault for the damage. When I called customer support to purchase a replacement they listened to my story and replaced the part for free! Extremely pleased with this product and it's company's support. I would recommend them to anyone.

Excelent

Family loves this kayak! In the water when other big names on the beach. Lifetime also stands behind their product. Great service.

I purchased two kayaks from lifetime during the pandemic. This year when fiddling with the seat strap I dropped in the lake! a part of the hook. They have sent me a replacement and extras. It was very east since I registered my kayaks with them.