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15' Inflatable KaBoat SK470XL

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Saturn Heavy-Duty Inflatable Kayak & Boat Crossover - KaBoat™

Extra oversized 16" diameter tubes and spacious interior make the SK470XL KaBoat perfect for remote expeditions, fishing or hunting in a rugged wilderness, away from civilization. SK470XL can also be used as heavy-duty work boat. Air floor can be protected with marine carpeting or vinyl flooring from local hardware store against accidental punctures by heavy and/or sharp objects.

SK470XL KaBoat model has 4 separate air chambers for extra safety, compared to 2 standard chambers of regular sized KaBoats. Extra heavy-duty rub strake protectors are installed along both sides of the tubes for maximum durability. Because of these extra features, SK470XL slightly heavier than longer SK487 model.

Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat

SK470XL KaBoat equipped with 2 sets of oarlocks and 2 sets of rowing oars for tandem rowing by 2 persons.

Premium features make SK470XL KaBoat model very unique:

  1. Extra thick 1.5mm PVC bottom, compare to standard 0.9mm PVC.
  2. Bottom of tubes overlapped with additional layer of PVC up to the rub strake protectors.

Following specs are standard for SK470XL KaBoat:

  • Same heavy-duty 1100 Denier PVC as in SATURN boats & rafts.
  • Front spray skirt with water deflector guard and rope lacing.
  • Marine grade plywood transom with a one way drain plug.
  • Extra thick, high-pressure 6" (140mm) inflatable air deck floor.
  • Durable rub strake protectors along boat tubes.
  • 4 fins on bottom of tubes for improved tracking.
  • 4 (four!) separate air chambers for extra safety.
  • 2 sets of rowing oars with 2 sets of oar locks for tandem rowing.
  • Included: 1 bench, hand pump, repair kit and rowing oars.
  • Please see this article for alternative seating options.

Videos of Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat

Amazing customer's video of KaBoat with jet outboard running shallow river

Quick Tip: If you are worried about the air floor being accidentally punctured by sharp gear or fishing hooks, you can get a piece of vinyl flooring from a local hardware store that can be cut out to fit inside the KaBoat over the floor.

Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Saturn SK470XL Heavy-Duty KaBoat
Rowing Frame Installed on SK470XL KaBoat
Rowing Frame Installed on SK470XL KaBoat
Rowing Frame Installed on SK470XL KaBoat
Rowing Frame Installed on SK470XL KaBoat
Rowing Frame Installed on SK470XL KaBoat
Rowing Frame Installed on SK470XL KaBoat
Shipping Size:
51 x 28 x 12"
Shipping Weight:
125 lbs
Exterior Length:
15'
Material:
1100 Denier PVC. Double Layer PVC On Bottom Of Tubes
Exterior Width:
50"
Interior Width:
18"
Tube Diameter:
16"
Air Chambers:
4 + 1
Floor Type:
140mm Air Deck
Kayak Packing Size:
51 x 28 x 12"
Person Capacity:
3 + 1
KaBoat Weight:
100 lbs
Weight Capacity:
1000 lbs
Engine Capacity:
10HP 4-stroke or 15HP 2-stroke
Jarred Stone 03/25/2019, 01:33 PM

I have owned my Kaboat for 3 years now. Absolutely love it. The quality of the boat is well made. I use a Yamaha 6hp short shaft four stroke on it. It has a speed prop and would push the boat 22mph on a flat lake burning .5 gal an hour. With my three gallon tank, I could run WOT for six hours, giving me a range 120+ miles on a three gallon tank! Very impressed with the boat. I have used in on the Susitna River, handles well in fast flowing rivers. Packs right up for airlines and small bush planes. Super fun boat when packed lightly. I am going to try and find a lightweight 15-20hp two stroke next. Also building a raft frame for it so it can be rowed with larger oars and accommodate a larger outboard.
Yukon Cornelius 05/05/2018, 05:10 AM

I’ve owned my Alaskan series kaboat now for three seasons. I’ve ran 3 different outboards on it. Started with a 7.5 hp 2 stroke mercury that was pushing myself and a friend with our hunting gear (800 lbs of stuff) at 8 to 10mph depending on water conditions. I was ok with the speeds but wanted to go with a lighter motor so I bought a 2.5 hp Suzuki 4 stroke. I was only getting 6 mph empty and I was not impressed with the speed from this smalle outboard, though it could have been quiet and useful in a fly in trip. I went back to my 2 stroke and used it on a 4 day hunting trip. The max speed I got with a smaller hunting partner was 8.5 mph and that was after stashing all our extra gas. It took us over 8 hours to complete our round trip (launch to camping spot and back) and we burned a little over 6 gallons of gas. It was frustrating. Not sure if I need a new prop or if the motor is just dying. Anyways, I decided to buy a new tohatsu 20hp. This motor weighs 95lbs, which is rhw same weight as the 9.9 from Honda or Yamaha and it was only $400 more than the tohatsu 9.9 hp. Don’t worry, I have no desire to go faster than 20 mph (which I was getting at just a little more than 1/2 throttle. I also cut my 8 hour round trip into a 3 hour round trip that burned a total of 3 gallons of gas (had a three gallon tank hooked up and full). I didn’t have to swap my gas tank out and I still had a little in the tank. I gps’d my trip and reached 23mph a couple of times when the lake was flat. I felt comfortable, though I wouldn’t want to go faster. We had about 700 lbs in the boat too.
Martin 08/24/2017, 01:43 PM

I send you some Pictures from Summer time in Croatia.

With new engine 9,9 Hp- Tohatsu I ‘have reached 35 km/ h . Really fast J

Best Regards from Poland,

Martin

test 07/17/2015, 07:57 AM

Just wanted to tell you about how much I am enjoying my SK470XL KaBoat! As soon as I signed for the box, I brought it down the basement and unpacked and inflated it! I immediately began planning places to take it! I deflated it and packed it away till the next weekend. First trip was down to the canal with the kids The boat was sturdy and felt good in the water. I was impressed yet again. The 55lb thrust electric motor pushed it nicely! We had a good time with no issues… Second trip was a solo on a big slow moving river, fishing for pike. I had no problems with the setup or break down of the boat. I received a lot of compliments on the new ride! My third trip was a camping trip on a deep reservoir. Packed with 500lbs of weight, my KaBoat handled perfect with the 6HP outboard.. I reached 12 mph in semi calm conditions.. Once again, the KaBoat proved itself to me as a reliable, fun, and safe new toy! Next trip will be some saltwater back-bay action! Thanks for a great product...
test 03/12/2014, 07:58 AM

19 MPH with 2 people 9.8 HP Nissan 4 stroke. 6 mph at 1/3 throttle of my 2.5 hp Suzuki 4 stroke. Been pretty impressed with mine thus far. Used it out in snowy PWS last week for 6 days. Was able to get 6 mph at 1/3 throttle of my 2.5 hp Suzuki 4 stroke and 7.2 at WOT. Burn under 1/2 gallon and went approx 23 miles according to the GPS on it...pretty affordable little rig to run for sure! Got the new 6 hp Merc 4 stroke on the Kaboat yesterday and today....WOT is 14 mph with me and Mrs. 1/2 throttle is about 11-12, 1/3 throttle is around 9-10....got to be going 8.5+ to stay on plane it appears. Much happier with this little motor than the 2.5...getting on plane will make up any loss in extra fuel burned by the 2.5 by being on top the water and going faster than doing the 6 mph push through the water at 3/4 throttle in the 2.5. Also like that its still only 55 pounds and I can easy get on step with it. Fun little boats indeed!
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