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SAVE 77%:As of April 4,India Archives you can score a Bestway Hydro-Force Kayak Set for just $69.99, down from $299.99 at Woot. That's $230 off or a 77% discount.

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Opens in a new window Credit: Bestway Bestway Hydro-Force 2-Person Ventura Elite Inflatable Kayak Set $69.99 at Woot
$299.99 Save $230

If you’re an outdoorsy person on a budget, skip renting and pick up your very own kayak for $69.99 at Woot.

As of April 4, you can get the Bestway Hydro-Force 2-Person Ventura Elite Inflatable Kayak Set (which includes two aluminum paddles, hand pump, two fins, carry bag, and repair patch kit) for just $69.99, down from $299.99, at Woot. That’s a 77% discount and a damn good deal considering similar sets go for around $300. But you’ve gotta snag it in the next two days before the deal expires.

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The Bestway Hydro-Force Ventura Elite X2 kayak is inflatable and seats two adults (up to 440 lbs weight capacity). It features two interchangeable and removable fins for directional stability and has a quick setup, thanks to the included Air Hammer hand pump.

It’s made of durable, oil-proof, waterproof, UV- and puncture-resistant material for withstanding the elements.

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