Quality Inflatable boats and Kayaks since 1968

Whatever you do on the water, we've got an Inflatable boat or Inflatable kayak that's perfect for you
With our line of inflatable boats and kayaks, you'll be able to find the right boat for:
fishing
 Sea Eagle has a broad range of great inflatable boats for fishing, ranging from the affordable Motormount Boats to the patented FoldCat Inflatable Pontoon Boat. All of these great boats offer Sea Eagle quality and reliability.
Whitewater Kayaking
 For action-packed whitewater paddling, there's nothing like our Explorer Kayaks. Used for river trips around the world, this line of inflatable kayaks has the strength for Class 4 rapids and the comfort for long river trips.
Weekend Getaways
Our Sea Eagle 330 is the perfect boat for spontaneous weekend trips - it weighs just 26 lbs, fits in a small bag, and starts at just $299.
Motoring
Our Sport Runabout Series boats can take large outboard motors, so all kinds of watersports are open to you. Four models available from 9'2" to 14'.
Sailing
 New this year is our SailCat 14sc - a fun sailing catamaran for up to four adults. Great for kids to learn on, the SailCat is also fun for adults looking for smooth, fast sailing.

This innovative product is ideal for various outdoor activities such as camping, attending concerts and picnics.

You can purchase the innovative Inflatable pillow, which you can use in a variety of different situations. Whether you are attending a concert, laying out on the beach or lounging by the pool, you can relax with the Inflatable pillows in order to achieve optimal comfort.

This product was originally designed by a physiotherapist in order to provide elderly women with a product that can help them relax while reading, recuperating or watching television in bed. The Inflatable pillow design allows you to relax comfortably in a position that is beneficial for your back and your neck.

The assortment of indoor and outdoor uses for this product is virtually limitless and the portability of the Inflatable pillow will make it an invaluable item that you can use frequently throughout the day. It is extremely lightweight, easy to carry and small enough to fit into minuscule spaces in your vehicle.

Soccer moms and mothers who enjoy outdoor activity will get endless amounts of use out of the Inflatable pillow. As a result, this product would be a thoughtful and affordable gift idea for Mother Day.

Visit Inflatable pillow.com to purchase this product directly from the company official website as well as to read various customer testimonials about how the product has changed their lives for the better.

    Christmas Eve, December 24 or January 6, is the night before Christmas Day, which celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. Christmas Eve is seen as the night when Santa claus (or some variant thereof) makes his rounds delivering gifts to good children.

    In the Czech Republic, Romania and Hungary, where St. Nicholas (sveti Mikuláš) gives his sweet gifts on December 6, the Christmas gift-giver is the Child Jesus (Ježíšek in Czech,Jézuska in Hungarian and Ježiško in Slovakia), also known to most as Christkind. In Argentina, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Iceland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Quebec, Romania, Uruguay and Sweden, Christmas presents are opened mostly on the evening of the 24th, - this is also the tradition among the British Royal Family, due to their mainly German ancestry - while in Italy, the United States, the United Kingdom, Ireland, English Canada, South Africa, New Zealand and Australia mostly on the morning of Christmas Day. In Finland Joulupukki and in Sweden Jultomten personally meets children and gives presents in the evening of Christmas Eve. In most parts of Germany, Austria, and Switzerland Christmas presents are opened in the evening of December 24th ('Bescherung') and are brought by Christkind or Christchild (or alternatively by the Weihnachtsmann), who leaves the gifts,such as the decoration or candy but is never seen doing so. In Spain gifts are traditionally opened on the morning of January 6, Epiphany day ("Día de Los Tres Reyes Magos"), though in some other countries, like Argentina and Uruguay people received presents both around Christmas and on the morning of Epiphany day; there are also some countries, like the rest of Latin America, where people stay awake until midnight, when they open the presents. In the Netherlands gift giving on Christmas day is a fairly new phenomenon, because of the Dutch celebration of Sinterklaas on December 5th.