The Aquaglide Navarro 145 is a sturdy and easy-to-manoevre tandem kayak. While it comes with no included accessories and has poor tracking abilities, for the price, it offers great performance for leisure and multi-day excursions, especially when you need the added comfort of durability.

The Advanced Elements AdvancedFrame Convertible Elite is a fast kayak that has a huge weight capacity. It’s tough and well-built constructions means it has a slow setup and it’s also a bit heavy when packed. So, while it has some downsides, it’s a fast and stable kayak.

The Innova Rush 2 has a sturdy construction and handles well in the water, cutting through seamlessly. While expensive, it’s a high-end kayak for top-level performance that’s equipped with all the right features you need when out on the water.

The Aquaglide Blackfoot 160 DS Angler Kayak is incredibly versatile and stable, perfect for fishing solo or with a partner, or even just for recreational kayaking. Its size makes it a bit slower to inflate than other kayaks, but it offers plenty of storage and additional features, making it one of the best inflatable kayaks.

You really couldn’t ask for more with this Razor R2 Ultra Kayak. It's durable, smooth and easy to paddle, plus it’s even quick to inflate and deflate. While it’s a bit expensive, it’s built with quality materials, making it one of the best 2-person inflatable kayaks on the market.

The Razor X2 High-Pressure Kayak is everything you want in a kayak. While it’s expensive, its quality construction, ease of inflating and deflating and its comfort and storage capability for paddling for hours on end is why it’s our top 2-person inflatable kayak of 2023.

The Sea Eagle 330 is a great kayak for families wanting a budget kayak that’s easy to set up, dry and then pack down when out by the water. It’s quite small and can be unstable, plus, it’s a bit uncomfortable to paddle in, especially for long periods of time. While it needs improvements, it’s a great inflatable kayak for the price.

The Tommy Bahama Backpack Beach Chair is a high-quality, good-looking and lightweight chair. While its backpack straps are a bit flimsy and the back of the chair is quite low, overall, it’s great for lounging with everything at hand.

The Fiam Dondolina Steel Frame is a sturdy and comfortable beach or desk chair. While it can creak a bit, it moves with you as you recline and it’s easily portable and stackable.

Part of relaxing at the beach is that you shouldn't need to go anywhere, and the Homevative Folding Backpack Beach Chair delivers on that. With more pockets than Mary Poppins' handbag, this chair makes sure you have everything easily accessible.

The Brunner Bula Beach Chair Pros is wide, cosy and robust, and while it’s not adjustable and has no armrests, overall, it’s a very comfortable and easily transportable beach chair.

We enjoyed relaxing in the RIO BEACH Folding Beach Chair. The wooden arms lend a touch of luxury and refinement to the chair, perfect for sipping cocktails by the seaside. The chair features an innovative system that allows the back position to be adjusted by moving the armrests, which was a win and was easy to carry to and from the water.

If you’re after a good looking, sturdy and transportable beach chair, the Utopia Deluxe Beach Chair might be for you. While the wood may eventually start to rot in the elements, it’s a very comfortable chair to sit and recline in, albeit a little expensive.

If you're specifically after a chair with built-in sunshade, then the GCI Outdoor Waterside Sunshade Backpack Beach Chair is worth a look. It folds down into a fairly compact size for storage, so as it fulfills the role of part beach chair part umbrella, it's not a bad option.

The Ostrich Deluxe 3-in-1 Beach Chair is a sturdy, comfortable and reclining beach chair that’s perfect for lounging in the sun, but it’s heavy.

The Kijaro Beach Sling Chair is comfortable and has good pockets, and is a great priced chair for what you get, however, the seat is quite low and the mesh is less durable than other materials.

The Oru Lake is extremely lightweight, portable and easy to set up and pack down. It’s also the most accessibly-priced of all Oru’s kayaks. However, we found it lacked straight-line tracking and stability, and was uncomfortable to sit in for any period of time.

This is a light portable kayak that is stable and handles well in the water. The drop stitch floor provides an excellent surface to paddle against and it's really easy to setup and pack away.

The Razor Kayaks X1 High Pressure is a full Tech-Stitch kayak, and the best out of those we reviewed. It performs very closely to a hard shell kayak in the water, sets up and stores easily, and is comfortable and efficient to paddle - a clear winner.

A hard shell foldable kayak that doesn't require inflation, the Razor Kayaks Edge Pro is a great kayak that glides through the water at pace. This is a great choice for recreational or semi serious paddlers looking for something close to a hard shell.