Also, I’m 5’2” and felt there is great leg room for talker people

There more than enough leg room for me

and there's no way a single would give him enough leg room

It’s too small, not enough leg room, no back support, and not steady enough compared to normal kayaks

No leg room, but very cool otherwise

It is comfortable and decent leg room for a kayak, thinking about purchasing another one for my wife.

What i failed to learn from it is that the bright green triangular inflatable wedge goes in the bow (front) and is used to prop up the front so that you have greater leg and foot room

Only downside is that I’m about 6’1 and there just wasn’t enough comfortable leg room for me

You won't have enough leg room.

Easily inflatable; well-constructed; durable; not much leg room for tall people; less stable than a hard shell,

and I fit (5'5") with plenty of room but my husband (6'3") does not have enough leg room

Great leg room, but I’m pretty short.

It has amazing leg room, I am 6'2 and I still had some room left, it's also very easy to inflate took it out on the lake the day I got it and worked absolutely perfect

He feels that he doesn't have enough leg room, and not enough room for his feet.

It’s too small, not enough leg room, no back support, and not steady enough compared to normal kayaks

I am 5'6" so good leg room.

Nice leg roomWhat i liked most:light weight, way easier to manage than a regular kayak

lb, it was perfect for the seat but tried to straight out my legs and didn't work out so well

The main concern for me was leg room and cleaning/maintaining it

It can be cramped and sometimes I have to hang my leg out which can put a damper on the sessions that I have

and there was JUST enough leg room for the both of us.

The interior can be a little snug, but I also throw my legs on top which works fine too

I fit in it easily and have enough leg room.