Are there any inflatable kayaks that can be used on the oceans ?

Question

please name some specific companies and models

Answer 1

Considerations When Shopping For Used Kayaks

Save money but buy wisely for safety’s sake

Sometimes the best way to find out if you truly love a sport is to start by getting involved with second hand equipment. Used kayaks for instance, will save you big bucks and still allow you to try the sport, develop a feel for it and have some fun. Going on a couple of recreational tours and taking part in canoe activities will often give people a huge desire to become more active in the kayaking. And in fact, while the idea seems fantastic, many people will talk themselves out of new experiences because the initial outlay is more than they can afford. There's nothing wrong with used items, but naturally they should be examined closely for defects, wear and tear and general state of repair. Shopping around for used kayaks can be as simple as making the rounds of yard sales, used goods stores, checking the classifieds and even looking on ebay or other 'for sale' websites.

Answer 2

No, don't try an inflatable in the ocean. At least not in New England. The surf will wrap the kayak right around you and the wind will send you halfway to the Azores before you know it.