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The first of its kind, the AirFusion EVO’s unique design is a fusion of aluminum frame poles, high-pressure drop stitch air chambers, and an enclosed outer Polyurethane skin which results in a streamlined high-performance kayak.
$1,199.99
Like it’s solo counterpart, the Coupe, the Liquidlogic Deuce Coupe is an extremely versatile and enormously fun sit-on-top kayak which will have the whole family smiling their way down rivers, through ocean waves and on open water trips.
★★★★★
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$1,249.00
PROS:
- Huge capacity and extremely stable.
- Seating positions can be moved to allow more paddlers.
- Versatile sit-on-top duo kayak.
- Tracks well on open water.
CONS:
- Very heavy for loading.
- Lacks the bow rocker which would make it a dryer ride for the forward paddler.
Built specifically with experienced recreational kayakers in mind, the Old Town Loon 126 is a performance-driven boat that doesn’t skimp on comfort. It boasts a customizable design that allows you to tweak and fine tune this kayak to best meet your individual paddling needs.
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$1,249.99
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Last price update was: January 18, 2022 10:17 am
PROS:
- Lots of gear storage space
- Very comfortable seat
- Foot brace system and rounded hull for maneuverability
- Plenty of legroom for tall paddlers
CONS:
- Fairly heavy for its size
- Not great in windy or choppy conditions
Perception’s Tribe series got a modern redesign with a sleeker hull, more versatile performance and extreme stability for paddlers of all age, size and abilities. The new Perception Tribe 9.5 is a great choice for the adventurous, price-conscious paddlers.
$1,298.88
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Last price update was: January 26, 2022 8:03 am
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
PROS:
- Lightweight
- Safe
- Dry storage
- Great performer
- Looks awesome
CONS:
- Expensive
- Limited capacity
- Not as fast as its longer siblings
A touring kayak for all abilities, the Wilderness Systems Tsunami 140 balances comfort, speed and space to make a great day tripper or weekend kayak. This boat will instill plenty of confidence in the novice paddler, while experienced kayakers will enjoy the speed and maneuverability that enables you to keep going for long days on the water.
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$1,349.00
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Last price update was: January 19, 2022 10:49 am
PROS:
- Comfortable for longer trips
- Well designed as an all round kayak
- Plenty of storage
A touring kayak which is perfect for long trips and overnight adventures on open water and meandering rivers, but which is equally at home playing in rock gardens and chunky ocean surf, the Stratos 14.5L is a do-it-all kayak which will be with you every step of the way.
★★★★★
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$1,359.00
PROS:
- Fast touring kayak.
- Very versatile design.
- Turns, tracks and carries speed efficiently.
CONS:
- Heavy.
- Hull design can catch out beginners who are expecting a more recreational kayak.
Sea Eagle 473rl is the first high pressure, high performance inflatable kayak of its kind for two people. With flex brace foot systems and a rigid bow and stern, this kayak is a lightweight cruiser that can take you everywhere you want to go.
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$1,399.00
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Last price update was: November 4, 2021 6:30 am
PROS:
- Fast and tracks efficiently
- High pressure construction increases performance
- Inflates quickly
CONS:
- A little awkward to move when deflated
A touring kayak which can carry you on long days and expedition on open water but which is equally at home playing in ocean surf, the Stratos 12.5L is a boat that gives you infinite possibilities.
★★★★★
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$1,399.00
PROS:
- Very fast for such a short kayak.
- Versatile design gives the paddler a range of options from one kayak.
- Extra capacity on the 12.5S for larger paddlers or those who want to take extra kit with them.
CONS:
- Hull design can catch out novice paddlers.
- Heavy.
