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STEEL RIVER 12 (M) www.getonthewater.ca • $559–$679


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This boat is aimed at the kayak fisherman or anyone who wants a stable, highly maneuverable boat for their time on the water. The stitch-and-glue, multi- chine hull is constructed using its own bulkheads as forms. The boat has an open cockpit with a mid deck for gear mounting, an open area for gear storage aft of the mid deck, as well as forward and aft bulkheads with watertight compartments. Kits are now also avail- able at www.noahsmarine.com.


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MATERIAL: WOOD, FIBERGLASS, EPOXY • LENGTH: 12’ • WIDTH: 31” • WEIGHT: 40 LBS • CAPACITY: 280 LBS


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SANTEE 116 (N) www.hurricaneaquasports.com • $999


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The Santee 116 is a rec kayak that’s easy to paddle in a straight line. The Swede form design makes it simple to get from point A to point B without wandering to all points inbetween. As a bonus, you can toss enough gear in the 116’s ample hatches for a serious day trip too. And don’t worry about tearing a rotator cuff while putting the Santee 116 on your roof rack because it tips the scales at a svelte 36 pounds.


MATERIAL: TRYLON ABS PLASTIC • LENGTH: 11’6” • WIDTH: 28” • COCKPIT: 43” X 20.5” • WEIGHT: 36 LBS • CAPACITY: 300 LBS


R HURRICANE AQUASPORTS SANTEE 126 S


SPORT (O) www.hurricaneaquasports.com • $999


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The Santee 126 Sport ups the ante on the industry- changing Santee 126 by adding an oversized cockpit, and it does so without sacrificing performance. In other words, you can still track like you’re on rails, still carve turns and still have more fun than should be legal in most states. The 126 Sport gives you room for fishing gear, photography equipment and camping gear too. Whatever you need, you can take it along in the 126 Sport’s spacious 55-inch by 24-inch cockpit.


MATERIAL: TRYLON ABS PLASTIC • LENGTH: 12’6” • WIDTH: 28” • COCKPIT: 55” X 24” • WEIGHT: 38 LBS • CAPACITY: 350 LBS


U 118 PADDLING BUYER’S GUIDE || Annual 2014


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