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The Pelican Catch PWR 100 is a compact, motor-driven kayak that’s built to be incredibly smart and functional. Pelican introduced this kayak in 2019 as the answer for kayak anglers who want to maximize the power and energy their trolling motor produces. It has great stability and contains many of the features serious kayak anglers typically look for in a super-compact and portable design. In this review, we’ll discuss the Catch PWR 100’s features and examine this Motor-Ready Fishing Kayak in more detail.
$1,249.99
Created to compete with the fastest white water race kayaks, the Dagger Phantom is a fast and responsive kayak which skips over boily holes but can also make difficult moves on any grade of river.
★★★★★
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$1,259.00
PROS:
- Very fast planing hull.
- Huge amounts of bow rocker to skip over features.
- Dagger’s outfitting remains some of the best on the market.
CONS:
- Slightly heavier than rival race kayaks.
One of the most renowned whitewater kayaks on the market, the Mamba has a long established history as a boat that can do it all. Whether you’re a beginner who wants a confidence inspiring, easy to roll kayak, or you’re an experienced paddler wanting to push your grade, the Mamba can take you there.
★★★★★
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$1,259.00
PROS:
- Very responsive all round design.
- Fast and predictable hull.
- Easy to roll.
CONS:
- Shorter length may make this boat more difficult to drive through really large features.
A stalwart in the creek kayaking community, the new Nomad has taken all the features that made it a firm favourite for kayakers exploring the steep and deep, and made them even better. Increased volume and bow rocker keep you on top of even the burliest white water in this full on adventure machine.
★★★★★
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$1,259.00
PROS:
- Very stable on any water.
- Great for situations where you need to keep the bow up.
- Forgiving kayak which stays on line.
CONS:
- May struggle to punch through features on bigger water.
- Sometimes feels a bit ‘loose’ to start with or in bigger water.
Eddyline Sky 10 is a recreational kayak with some features found only in full-blown sea kayaks. Easy to handle, stable, and good-looking, it is also fast and maneuverable. The Sky 10 is a great beginner boat for those who want to grow into the sport.
★★★★★
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$1,299.00
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Last price update was: June 8, 2024 4:12 pm
PROS:
- Lightweight
- Safe
- Dry storage
- Great performer
- Looks awesome
CONS:
- Expensive
- Limited capacity
- Not as fast as its longer siblings
FeelFree Lure 11.5 V2 is a well-rounded kayak designed for large or small bodies of water. With an extra-wide Gravity Seat, rod tip protectors, rudder-ready design, and a large reinforced standing platform, this kayak is ready for any trips you plan.
★★★★★
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$1,299.00
PROS:
- Stable
- Lots of storage room
- Versatile
- Comfortable
CONS:
- Heavy
If you are shopping for a tandem sit-on-top that also works great when you're solo, you'll be hard-pressed to find a better option than Vibe Yellowfin 130T. Stable and comfortable, this boat can still be handled (and even cartopped) alone fairly easily. The wide hull, lawn-style seats, useful hatches, and adjustable footrests all work together to provide maximum comfort on the water.
★★★★★
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$1,299.99
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Last price update was: September 24, 2024 11:14 am
PROS:
- Stable
- Maneuverable
- Comfortable seats
- Adjustable footrests
- Dry ride
- Quickly converts to solo
CONS:
- The deck might flex with time
A touring kayak in a shorter, easier to transport package, the Wilderness Systems Tsunami 125 is comfortable, fast, and carries enough gear for a day trip or an overnighter. Beginner-friendly, it also offers enough speed and maneuverability for more experienced kayakers.
★★★★★
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$1,307.66
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Last price update was: October 26, 2024 8:45 pm
PROS:
- Comfortable for longer trips
- Well designed as an all round kayak
- Plenty of storage
CONS:
- Limited legroom for taller paddlers
The Radar 135 from Wilderness Systems provides anglers with rock-solid stability and plenty of accessories for extended trips on the water. With its larger size and the option to mount a variety of drives and fish finders, this kayak is ready for any environment.
★★★★★
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$1,329.00
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Last price update was: November 4, 2024 1:29 pm
PROS:
- Very comfortable
- Ample dry storage
- Many accessory options
- Handles well
CONS:
- Heavy for its size
- Hard to carry alone
- No built-in rod holders
With the retro revolution in full swing and slicey boats being all the rage, the Homeslice is Liquidlogic’s low volume cartwheel machine which splats, squirts and surfs like a dream. The Homeslice puts the joy back into kayaking and you can even wear shoes!
★★★★★
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$1,359.99
PROS:
- Really playful low volume boat.
- Cartwheels and gets taily on eddy lines.
- Comfortable and adjustable outfitting.
CONS:
- One size fits all design might be a bit low volume for those at the higher end of the weight range.
One of the most established and renowned white water boats on the market, the Liquidlogic Remix is capable of performing at every level whether you’re learning to hit your first eddy or you’re pushing the limits of the sport. The Remix has been on some of the biggest, gnarliest rivers in the world, the narrowest, steepest creeks and has taken people’s paddling to new levels.
★★★★★
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$1,359.99
PROS:
- Fast and stable design which has stood the test of time.
- Extremely comfortable, progressive kayak.
