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Fully upgraded with drop-stitch technology, take on the roughest conditions in the Attack™ PRO Whitewater Kayak! With 12-inch rocker, a wide stance, and a 9.5-inch tube diameter, this full-time self-bailer is stable, responsive, and made for whitewater.
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Stable, easy to paddle yet playful and progressive, the Dagger Rewind XS is a whitewater kayak designed for children to learn to paddle in. Comfortable, adjustable outfitting means that you get years of kayaking out of just one boat!
★★★★★
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$649.00
PROS:
- Highly adjustable outfitting
- Stable white water kayak
- Lightweight and easy to move
CONS:
- Slicy back end can be tricky to get used to
The StraitEdge Kayak is the first sit-on-top self-bailing inflatable kayak to incorporate aluminum rib-frames in the bow and stern to improve tracking in open water conditions.
$649.99
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.
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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$999.00
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.
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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$999.00
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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$999.00
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.
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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$999.00
PROS:
- Fast and stable design which has stood the test of time.
- Extremely comfortable, progressive kayak.
