Want to buy an inflatable kayak but not sure where to start? We take you through our ten favourites of 2025, all available in the Italy.

Airhead’s Montana is an affordable option to take down whitewater. We take you through our experience of it on smooth and rough water in our review.

If you’re looking for an easy to inflate kayak that performs well on the water, you’re in for an adventure with the Aquaglide Mckenzie 125! As an upscale version from its older models, it has made significant changes and you bet it’s definitely a competitive one on the market.

The Aqua Marina Laxo 320 has made our list because it’s able to track reasonably well in a straight line, which is unusual at this price point. However, there are some serious downsides, like a cramped cockpit and hard-to-dry fabric covering.

Looking for a two-person inflatable kayak review that compares all the best options out there? Read on for our expert analysis of our ten best two-person inflatable kayaks 2025.

The Gumotex Thaya is an excellent kayak for its quality, packability and versatility. We love that it packs down all-in-one and can be configured to fit one, two or three people.

The Innova/Gumotex Rush 2 promises stability and speed for touring on the coast, and has ample storage space for when we want to refuel and grab a sandwich. It’s a good weight and packs down to a compact size.

The Gumotex Twist 2/1 is a high-quality and lower-cost convertible choice that made number 6 on our list. It’s not as firm as the next level up of drop-stitch kayaks, but for this class of kayaks provides good durability and handling.

The Intex Challenger K2 is clearly made for casual and occasional recreational paddling. We were impressed by the stability of this kayak, and its incredibly low cost - however, there are significant downsides. Read more in our Intex Challenger K2 review.

Just like its 1 person counterpart, we’re impressed with the performance and the features that make this work for rapids! With its high pressure valves and 8 self-bailing ports, you know it’s going to be an adventure. Read more in our detailed kayak review.

The Intex Excursion Pro K2 is a great entry-level choice that gives good performance at a lower price point. Read more in our in-depth Intex Excursion Pro K2 review.

When we look at the Aquaglide Navarro 145, we see a great deal of versatility and durability. It’s well-built with the 600 denier hex ripstop polyester and the drop-stitch floor. Read more in our in-depth review.

The Itiwit X500 is way better than its 1 person in so many ways, particularly in its quality. It comes with a rigid drop-stitch floor, and it was easier to manoeuvre despite its low profile. If you’re looking for speed, this is a great option. Read more in our in-depth review.

Performance-wise, the Advanced Elements AdvancedFrame Convertible Elite exceeded our expectations. Stability, rigidity, and the nitty-gritty details that made the experience fun and worry-free. It’s a great choice for proper touring and recreational use.