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SAVE 77%: As of April 25,contact us you can score a Bestway Hydro-Force Ventura Elite Inflatable Kayak Set for just $59.99, down from $259.99, at Woot. That's a 77% discount and a savings of $200.

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$259.99 Save $200

I’m not an outdoorsy person, but I amimpressed that you can get a whole ass kayak from Woot for under $60. And it's not a flimsy kid's kayak, either.

As of April 25, you can get the Bestway Hydro-Force Ventura Elite Inflatable Kayak Set for just $59.99, down from $259.99. That’s 77% off and a $200 discount. Plus, it comes with a hand pump, aluminum paddle, two fins, a gear bag, a carrying bag, and a repair patch kit. There’s also a storage compartment underneath the seat to stow away anything you need on the water.

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This kayak only holds one person, but it’s built to comfortably fit someone up to 286 pounds. It’s also made from oil-proof, waterproof, and high-density materials that are resistant to sun damage.

We haven’t tested this kayak ourselves, but it has solid ratings. But you’ll have to buy it within the next six days to get this deal.

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