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Airis Angler Kayak
strike
10’3” 37.5” 36 lbs 300 lbs $850.00
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strike 2
12’ 29” 38 lbs 300 lbs $1,169
12’6” 36.5” 47 lbs 450 lbs $950.00
The inflatable Angler Kayak is
The Strike series boats are crossover
durable, stable, versatile and rolls
inflatable kayaks. The unique hull
up to stow in its own backpack
design makes them maneuverable
(included). Features include an
in moving water and tracks easily
aluminum gear mount platform,
in flatwater. These versatile boats
two rod holders, integrated storage
are great for beginners and a good
areas, bungee cords, paddle holder,
choice for paddlers on a budget.
foot rests, a bow/anchor line and
Available for one or two anglers.
two rails for attaching accessories.
Sawtooth
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sawtooth
wavewalk.com
13’3” 32” 42 lbs 400 lbs $750.00
W300 F2
sawtooth ii
15’1” 32.5” 51 lbs 460 lbs $850.00 LENgth Width WEight caPacity PRicE
10’4” 25” 56 lbs 400 lbs $898
Sawtooth I and II are flatwater
kayaks that are the perfect choice
Patented, true twin hull, 100 percent
for a paddle around the lake or a
yak-back free W kayak. The W300
fishing excursion with gear. These
series offers true stand-up fishing and
boats track effortlessly due to the ef-
paddling. Launch, paddle, fish and
ficient hull design and the included
beach anywhere, anytime. Take passen-
removable skeg.
gers on board, and as much fishing and
camping gear you feel like, in 14 cubic
feet of dry, accessible internal storage.
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11’4” 28.5” 59 lbs 450 lbs $1,198
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A kayak/canoe hybrid best suited for shallow-water
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12’ 30.25” 68 lbs 400 lbs $1,195
fishing, the Commander is quiet, agile, easy to
paddle and stable enough to stand in for sight-
casting, fly casting and poling. Two seating options provide dry, all-day comfort: the
padded, fully adjustable and removable Freedom Elite seat or the elevated, molded-
in Captain’s Seat. Ample tank wells and the SlideTrax™ accessory system let you
load it up and outfit it just the way you want. Includes a Scotty rod holder, two flush-
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Commander gives you access to new locations and trophy fish.
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