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Hobie Lanai is an ideal choice for anyone looking for a solid recreational kayak that’s packed with plenty of performance capability. Its compact size and lightweight design make it highly portable and easy to travel with just about anywhere. The kayak is designed for optimal performance and the rotomolded polyethylene hull is specially crafted to limit drag and cut through the waves. At under $1,000, the Lanai is a solid pick among the premium recreational kayaks.
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$899.00
PROS:
- Highly portable
- Compact, lightweight
- Agile
- Dry storage compartment
- Great choice for kids
CONS:
- Not suited for fishing
- Seat can’t be adjusted
- Limited capacity
The Hobie Kona is a simple, yet high performance tandem kayak that can also function as a single user kayak. It is relatively lightweight for a two-person kayak and offers a responsive, stable performance thanks to its rotomolded polyethylene hull’s design. The Kona may not have many of the features typically found in Hobie’s fishing kayaks, but the performance speaks for itself and makes this one a great choice for users looking for a solid tandem kayak that can take them anywhere.
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$1,399.00
PROS:
- Great stability
- Plenty of dry storage
- Versatile tandem or solo use
- Lightweight
- Decent tracking and agility
- Good speed
CONS:
- Not suited for fishing
- Unable to adjust seat position
- Requires more force to maintain speed in solo mode
Hobie Mirage Compass is one of the best pedal kayaks for fishing. It offers comfort, agility and quality that justify its hefty price tag, especially for seasoned anglers. The Compass has ample storage options and plenty of stability which make it a great boat for either recreational use or fishing.
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$1,429.00
PROS:
- Great speed
- Excellent tracking
- Transducer ready
- Good stability
- Good storage options
CONS:
- Unable to adjust seat and pedal position
- Expensive
The Hobie brand is well-known for designing kayaks that are both comfortable and easy-going on the water, and the Mirage Passport 10.5 is no exception. This kayak puts navigation at your fingertips with a simple and easy steering system that incorporates Hobie’s twist-and-stow rudder design. The Mirage Passport 10.5 is one of the most dynamic foot-pedal kayaks on the market and no stretch of water is off-limits for this watercraft.
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$1,499.00
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Last price update was: April 9, 2021 11:57 pm
PROS:
- Stackable hull design
- Dry storage
- Lightweight
- Highly maneuverable
- Miragedrive classic system
CONS:
- Few equipment storage options
- Low seat
Hobie makes a strong case for having the best tandem paddle-driven kayak on the market in 2020 with the Odyssey. This kayak is perfect for fishing, or just enjoying a day on the water in any part of the world. The Odyssey’s speed and agility are nearly unmatched by other two-person models, and it offers plenty of storage and stability to boot. This kayak also offers excellent versatility as it can be situated to seat two users, or one single user in solo mode.
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$1,499.00
PROS:
- Excellent speed
- Very agile
- Plenty of dry storage
- Good stability
- Great capacity
- Can function as tandem or solo kayak
CONS:
- Limited rod holders
- No gear tracks or H-Rails
- No transducer supper
The Quest 13 is Hobie’s version of a budget-minded fishing kayak that still delivers optimal performance that most seasoned anglers expect from the brand. Unlike the Mirage lineup, the Quest 13 doesn’t feature the highly-touted foot pedal system. However, that doesn’t mean that the kayak doesn’t offer great performance and plenty of features that make it a solid deal for any serious angler. This kayak is ideal for those looking to have something that offers most of the great features commonly found in a Hobie at a slightly lower price than the Mirage line.
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$1,519.00
PROS:
- Transducer ready
- Plenty of dry storage
- Excellent speed and tracking
- Great agility
- Ideal for long trips
- Comfortable seating
CONS:
- No gear tracks
- Limited rod holders
- Some stability issues for larger users
Hobie Mirage Passport 12.0 is very similar to the Passport 10.5, but with extra features that make it an ideal ride for anglers looking for a pedal kayak that’s capable of going anywhere. The Passport is a bit larger than it’s smaller counterpart and is geared more toward fishing with things like a transducer scupper. The extra length provides added stability and better tracking in a kayak that’s easily one of the best pedal models released in recent years.
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$1,599.00
PROS:
- Great speed
- Good stability
- Transducer ready
- Dry storage
CONS:
- Low seat
- Manual rudder
The Hobie Mirage Sport is just about everything you want in a high-performance kayak, but comes in a small, compact design that makes it ideal for car topping. This kayak is perfect for anyone looking for a great pleasure kayak, or a fishing vessel that can quickly and easily get them around any body of water. This kayak is possibly one of the best compact models on the market when it comes to overall performance.
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$2,549.00
PROS:
- Lightweight
- Excellent speed, especially for a compact
- Great stability
- Kick-up fins and rudder system
- Plenty of storage
CONS:
- No transducer port
- No gear tracks
- Limited capacity
The Hobie Mirage I11S is a great choice for those in search of a highly portable kayak that can be taken anywhere. This inflatable kayak fits into a suitcase style bag that can be checked in at the airport, letting you take your kayak adventures overseas and anywhere else. The I11S is no slouch when it comes to performance as it’s crafted according to Hobie’s standards of excellence. This kayak is the lightest hands-free inflatable kayak made by Hobie and offers plenty of great features that anglers want and need.
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$2,569.00
PROS:
- Excellent portability
- Fast and stealthy
- Great stability
- Good tracking
- Quickly inflatable for fast setup
- Made of tough material
CONS:
- No transducer capability
- No dry storage
- No gear tracks
- Expensive