Quest Endeavor 100 Kayak

About This Item

This kayak prioritizes comfort during use with a removable, mesh frame seat, adjustable foot braces, and knee pads. It also offers ample storage options with standard bungees, side rails, a dry storage hatch, and a rear well that fits a 5-gallon bucket. Additional features include two built-in rod holders, dual paddle keepers, molded water bottle and phone holder grooves, and a multi-chine hull design for elevated stability. Transport is made easy with carry handles, and water maintenance is simple with a removable drain plug

Product Description and Features:

  • Removable mesh frame seat provides optimal comfort
  • Adjustable sliding foot braces
  • Knee pads for comfort
  • Storage hatch keeps item dry and secure
  • Low-profile side rails to attach accessories
  • Rear well fits a 5-gallon bucket for easy storage
  • Dual paddle keepers
  • 2 built-in rod holders
  • Standard Bow and adjustable stern bungees for gear storageLI>
  • Water bottle and phone grooves molded into center console
  • Multi-Chine hull design provides excellent stability
  • Carry handles for easy transport
  • Removable drain plug

  • Instruction Manuals/Warranty Information(PDF)
    • Brand : Quest
    • Country of Origin : United States of America
    Product WarningWARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
    • Web ID: 23QUEUQSTNDVR100KPSK
    • SKU: 25464077

    REVIEWS

    4.0
    86%
    Recommended

    29 Reviews

    Quest Kajak

    Very satisfied with the purchase. Looks comfortable and has plenty of storage. Can’t wait to use it at the lake/river.

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    Good Kayak

    The kayak ia used for fishing and so far my husband likes it. He can sit into it comfortably but not feel trapped.

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    Great Kayak!

    The kayak Endeavor is a very stable feeling kayak. It has been very easy to store my garage it's not too long it's not too short. It's the perfect way for one person to put on top of a car. Kayaks in themselves can be awkward to put on a car but this one I found no problems. It Maneuvers very well slips through the water very easily and feels quite stable.

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    Quest Endeavor 100

    This was a great purchase for a comfortable kayak. We have a similar style from Pelican. For the price, this one is comparable with basically all the same features. One of the main reasons for purchasing the Quest Endeavor was the removable mesh seat which is far more comfortable than most that only have a foam pad against the hard plastic. For casual trips or light fishing this is a great option for a great price.

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    Great Boat

    I believe this is considered a kayak for fishing. But we don't fish. The main reason I chose this particular boat was for the more comfortable seat. We have kayaked a lot over the years and a comfortable seat is very important! This is a great boat! It's well made, tracks really well on the lake, and I love the design. It's going to last a long time! Very satisfied!! We have recommended it to friends and they're going to buy 2 boats too.

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    Perfect For Beginners

    Bought to use for fishing on the lake. Love it. Should have done sooner.

    Very Disappointed....not Safe

    The seat is very cheap.....broke only held in with thin plaster. Not safe at all. Very disappointed. Seat broke during 5th use. It was a dangerous ride.

    Good

    This is a great product and good quality too, I love it.

    Poor Seat Clips

    The seat keeps coming loose. Very cheap clips to hold seat. Would not recommend.

    Terrible Seat Design

    I bought 2 of these and tried them out yesterday. I would not buy this kayak again due to the poor seat design. The seat popped out on me 4/5 times. It is too flimsy and can be dangerous as I have to maneuver myself very steadily to re-engage the seat bar into the 2 plastic rings. Terrible design!

    Kayak Nice Seat Nice Seat Clips Total Junk

    I agree with what others have already said about this kayak and the problem it has with the swat clips. They're too flexible of plastic so when paddling, especially from a stop or a hard pull, it pulls the seat out of the cheap plastic holders. Right when I got the boat I asked Lifetime about the elastic straps on the back of the seat, they have no place to attach, but didn't know about the junk clips needed to keep the seat in place. They should send free of charge something that fixes this else I'll have to figure something out that allows for the seat to attach but still ne removable for transport. Big miss Lifetime!

    Sturdy Kayak, Seat Attachment Is Atrocious.

    It’s super wide, but stable. It’s heavy at 48 lbs dry and empty. It is not the easiest to wrangle onto a wheel cart. (I am 5’7 130lbs) When you twist in your seat to look behind you, say to grab your lunch bag, the seat pops out of the holder clips. It’s impossible to replace it unless you go to shore. I’m going to have my husband screw the seat down to secure it forever in place. I do enjoy my kayak but my paddle might be the wrong size cuz the kayak goes left then right about a foot with each paddle stroke, and while paddling I frequently hit my fingers and break my nails on the little plastic hook that holds the elastic as the paddle holder. But I am happy with my boat.

    Unstable Seat

    I have had the kayak for a few months and right from the start the seat has fallen out of the clips unless you keep your feet firm against the pedals which makes for a very uncomfortable position. I recommend spending your money on a different kayak

    Seats Garbage

    Seat keeps coming off the junk clips. I do not recommend this kayak

    Seat Keeps Popping Off

    I bought this kayak about 2 weeks ago, it's my first kayak ever and it has a major issue, the seat keeps falling out of the holder. The seat sits in two "C" shaped flimsy bendable plastic brackets on the back if you move just a little the back rail slides off and you are now dislodged from the brackets and sitting on the bottom of the kayak. The only way I can keep it from falling out of the brackets is keeping my feet firmly pressed against foot holders pushing myself back on the seat, which gets exhausting. Other than that the rest of the kayak feels and works great, but until that issue with the seat is fixed I cannot recommend the kayak.

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