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Introduction
Sea Eagle kayaks are tough and reliable in many conditions,
and will last many years with minimal care.
SE-330
Our Go Anywhere SE-330 is great for lake and stream
paddling as well as play in the ocean and up to class 3
whitewater. It features three main air compartments, inflatable
bow and stern spray skirts and two seats. Both the center
inflatable seat can be replaced with Deluxe Kayak Seat.
Explorer 340x, 380x and 420x
With their rugged 1000 denier hull material, these kayaks can
handle up to class four rapids as well as rough ocean surf.
They both feature a removable inflatable floor and four large
drain valves. An optional directional stabilizer can be added
for sea kayaking or lake paddling.
Valves
Halkey-Roberts Valve -
For Explorer 340x, 380x & 420x
The valve cap unscrews to reveal the
yellow valve stem. When this stem is
in the
up position
as shown the valve
retains air.
This is the position for
inflation.
Use the Halkey-Roberts adapter
included in the repair kit with your boat
to inflate this valve. The adapter fits
into the hose of any of our pumps.
Push the adapter into the valve and
turn to the right to lock it in position.
To deflate the air chamber, push the
yellow valve stem in with your thumb
and turn to the right to secure it in the
down position. This will let the air
out of your boat.
Pipe Valve:
All Kayaks
Sea Eagle pipe valves are simple,
reliable and compact. Insert the large
cone-shaped nozzle on your pump to
inflate.
To close, tightly pinch the pipe section
of the valve with your forefinger and
thumb while you remove the pump
nozzle from the valve. Squeeze tightly,
and hold the valve at the very bottom
so little air seeps out while you plug
the valve.
Once the valve is plugged it can be
pushed down into the chamber and
out of the way. Getting this right might
take a few attempts, but it becomes
second nature quickly.
Deluxe One-Way Valve
This one-way valve makes inflation
easier. The outer cap of the one-way
valves makes the permanent seal, and
must be fastened firmly. Be sure the
threads are not crossed when
tightening the cap or screwing the
valve base. Also check to make sure there is no sand or dirt
that could break the seal.
To inflate your boat, simply place the
large round nozzle into the valve.
