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Ocean Kayak Zest Two EXP is a recreational touring kayak with a difference. With an extended keel line and plenty of storage space, this sit-on-top tandem lets you explore your local lakes and rivers on long day trips or overnight adventures.
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$1,199.95
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Last price update was: September 15, 2021 9:18 pm
PROS:
- Huge capacity
- Stable hull
- Long waterline to carry speed
CONS:
- Really heavy
- Limited technical features
Featuring a comfort-driven construction with a large cockpit opening that’s suitable for taller paddlers, the Lifetime Cruze 100 is a simple yet functional kayak for fun on the water. It provides a great blend of functionality, portability, and ease of use for recreational boaters that just want to enjoy themselves in a kayak.
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$1,199.98
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Last price update was: September 15, 2021 2:07 pm
PROS:
- Oversized cockpit opening for added comfort
- Fully adjustable seat back provides lumbar support
- Rear covered hatch for gear storage
- Very stable in flat water
- Slightly chined hull provides better tracking
CONS:
- No thigh padding on the cockpit
- Doesn’t have a paddle keeper system
- Limited secondary stability
Sporting a great mix of speed and comfort, the Old Town Loon 126 Angler is a great option for watersports enthusiasts that don’t want to miss out on any fishing action. As a sit-in kayak, this boat helps fill the gap between maneuverability and functionality for avid anglers.
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$1,199.99
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Last price update was: September 17, 2021 8:56 am
PROS:
- Very comfortable seat
- Stern bulkhead
- Anchor trolley system
- Dry storage
CONS:
- Doesn’t track well in windy conditions
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
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: September 15, 2021 1:43 pm
PROS:
- Comfortable for longer trips
- Well designed as an all round kayak
- Plenty of storage
A touring kayak for all abilities, the Wilderness Systems Tsunami 145 offers comfort, speed and internal volume to make a great day tripper or weekend kayak. This boat will instill 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: September 18, 2021 12:56 pm
PROS:
- Comfortable for longer trips
- Well designed as an all-around kayak
- Plenty of storage
- Great capacity
CONS:
- Not so easy to transport due to length
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.
Native has taken its canoe/kayak hybrid design to the next level with its Ultimate FX 15 Tandem PRO. This kayak is perfect for fishing, camping, hunting, and just about anything else users want to enjoy on the water in a comfortable, high-performance kayak. The Ultimate FX 15 Tandem PRO has all the desirable features of a canoe with the stability and performance of a kayak, making this one of the top choices for many anglers looking to get their hands on a solid tandem kayak that’s priced well-below $2,000.
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$1,359.20
PROS:
- Tandem/solo mode
- Comfortable seating
- High capacity
- canoe/kayak hybrid
- Good price
- Anchor trolley
CONS:
- No rod holders
- Not transducer ready
- No dry storage
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
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.
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
