SEATS THAT MAKE GREAT BOATS BRILLIANT. Brilliant is recognizing that the relationship between paddler and
seat matters as much as the boat’s interaction with the water. For anglers, the last thing you need is a seat that seems to be working against you instead of with you. That’s why we create the most advanced line of kayak seats in the industry. For comfort, for versatility, for performance … fish from them once and you’re hooked.
Standard on Mariners and Ultimates
Fishing from First Class Seating is a high and dry ride on HiFlow™ 3D suspension mesh stretched over aluminum frame. This seat moves with you, ventilates, adjusts so you can easily reach the tackle behind you. And the solar screen fabric never fades or degrades. When you hit the shore for lunch, remove the seat and use it as camp chair. Standard on Ultimates and Mariners.
Optional as Accessory on Versa Board Angler SWIVEL
An optional and highly recommended accessory for our hot-selling Versa Board Angler, here’s First Class Seating with a twist. This seat has all the First Class features PLUS it swivels 360° so you can face the fish wherever they are. And when it’s time to stand and cast, simply flip the seat back; it rests on the stern deck, out of the way. Whether you choose First Class Swivel, DVC or DVC Deluxe, you get a a whole lot of comfort on a craft that’s in a league of its own.
Standard on Manta Rays
No one paid much attention to sit-on-top seating until Native Watercraft came along. Our DVC Seating sets a new standard in S.O.T comfort, and comes standard on all Manta Rays. HiFlow™ 3-D Mesh married to a seat back and hip pads adjusts to your liking. Mesh drains water and ventilates; solar screen fabric won’t fade or degrade. Bottom line: you can fish all day comfortably.
ALL SEATS ARE PROUDLY SEWN IN THE USA
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