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The Katana 9.7 is a crossover kayak aimed at smaller framed paddlers who are looking for a kayak which can carry speed on the flat but negotiate the twists and turns of white water. A combination of stability and progressive design make the Katana an appealing boat to paddlers of any level.
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Last price update was: April 29, 2025 4:27 am
PROS:
- High level of outfitting.
- Versatile crossover kayak which performs well in a range of environments.
- Large cockpit and stable hull design inspire confidence.
CONS:
- Heavy.
The Liquidlogic Remix is among the most well established white water kayaks on the market and is a long standing favourite of many white water paddlers. The Remix XP takes all the white water prowess of that kayak and adds a longer waterline and enhanced open water capabilities to make this one of the most versatile expedition boats on the market.
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PROS:
- Very versatile kayak which can do it all.
- Loads of ‘backcess’ space for equipment.
- Stable and confidence inspiring.
CONS:
- Any ‘do-all’ kayak is unlikely to excel in those environments.
Liquidlogic claim to have kicked off the nine foot fast creek revival and their newest boat certainly shows that they’re convinced it’s here to stay. The Alpha is a speed demon which will inspire confidence whether you’re playing around on your local run or hucking some enormous white water.
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$49.95
PROS:
- Fast and huge amounts of rocker will get you over features.
- Nimble.
- Stable despite being narrow, even for bigger paddlers.
- Comfortable.
CONS:
- Can’t enter the 90 in events.
Liquidlogic claim to have kicked off the nine foot fast creek revival and their newest boat certainly shows that they’re convinced it’s here to stay. The Alpha is a speed demon which will inspire confidence whether you’re playing around on your local run or hucking some enormous white water.
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$49.95
PROS:
- Fast and huge amounts of rocker will get you over features.
- Nimble.
- Stable despite being narrow, even for bigger paddlers.
- Comfortable.
CONS:
- Can’t enter the 90 in events.
Sea Eagle 300x is all about the fun. Whether you’re on white water, in the surf, or on open water trips, this is a kayak made to tackle the roughest waters. The sturdy structure gives the 300x a rigid and responsive feel. This is a kayak far beyond your average recreational inflatable.
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$799.00
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Last price update was: June 14, 2025 4:27 pm
PROS:
- Rugged design to withstand rocks and beaches
- Versatile kayak for a range of environments
- Capable of up to grade 4 rivers
CONS:
- Not a lot of storage space for longer trips
A fast and stable kayak that makes paddling safe and fun for youngsters, the Remix 47 is designed to inspire the next generation of paddlers. Whether they’re novices taking to the water for the first time or experienced young rippers, the remix will keep them afloat and smiling all the way.
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$799.99
PROS:
- Progressive boat design for younger paddlers.
- Can be paddled from beginner to expert levels.
- High quality outfitting.
CONS:
- Foot pegs aren’t quite as secure as a footplate on harder white water.
- It’s a big step between the Remix 47 and the Remix 59 when they outgrow this boat.
Combining the speed of a competitive race kayak with the turning capabilities of a steep creek machine, the Nirvana feels at home in the most demanding white water. The hull shape and enormous bow rocker will have you flying over waves and holes in this confidence inspiring, performance enhancing boat.
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$886.44
PROS:
- Extremely fast kayak which still maneuvers well
- Rolls easily and boofs really well
CONS:
- Can’t enter the large in race events!
One of the most forgiving, all round whitewater kayaks on the market, the Jackson Zen 3.0 is used at kayaking schools around the world to inspire confidence in beginners and to advance technical skills of experienced paddlers. The high volume design is stable and sits high out of the water, but this is a kayak which can be driven around to make tight, technical moves on the most demanding creeks and rivers.
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$959.40
PROS:
- Stable and forgiving
- Doesn’t mind if you’re a bit off line
- A great developmental kayak which is still more than comfortable in some gnarly environments
CONS:
- High volume can make it more difficult to roll
- Expensive
The Jitsu 5.9 is the latest in Dagger’s long line of playboats, developed with decades worth of testing and team paddler input, they have made a boat which is fast and loose on a wave but has the ability to link advanced multi-dimensional moves in a hole.
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$1,139.00
PROS:
- Fast hull design perfect for waves and holes.
- Double-edge allows the Jitsu to carve and makes edge-to-edge transition seamless.
CONS:
- Can perform unintentional back loops easily if you get caught off guard in a hole or wave.
The Green Boat is a kayak which can’t be limited to just one category of white water boat. With enough length and hull speed to compete with the fastest boats on the market, but the maneuverability necessary to navigate even the tightest steep creeks and the capacity of an expedition boat, this kayak can do it all.
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$1,199.00
PROS:
- Extremely fast and punches through big water.
- Connective, adjustable outfitting to maximise paddler control.
- Maneuvers well on tight creeks.
CONS:
- Heavy.
The Braaap is a fusion of the two modern kayaking trends; long and fast enough to compete with the fastest but playful enough for rock splats and aerial moves. This boat has been paddled on the hardest, most challenging water including the Green River Race, as well as winning the first Extreme Waterfall World Championships. This is way more than a jack of all trades, it’s a master of many!
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$1,199.00
PROS:
- Extremely versatile and fun kayak capable of any grade of water.
- Easy to roll.
- Perfect for beginners to expert paddlers.
CONS:
- Narrow profile might make it uncomfortable for paddlers at the top end of the weight limit.
Bring the party to the river with this new sporty, playful version of the extremely popular Braaap. The Party Braaap is the same boat but has had 2.5 gallons of volume sucked out the rear to make a boat which can run gnarly rapids but splats, spins and squirts like no other. Jump in and enjoy the party!
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$1,199.00
PROS:
- Super fun, extremely playful design.
- Rock splats and tail stalls like a machine.
- Fast and aggressive hull design makes this boat capable of even the most difficult white water.
CONS:
- Less all round design than the Braaap 69, a boat with a purpose.
- Larger paddlers might struggle with the narrow profile.
