CURRENT DESIGNS
WHISTLER (F)
www.cdkayak.com • $1,299
Redesigned in 2011, the manufacturer up- dated this old favorite with a modernized deck profile, keyhole cockpit and recessed deck fit- tings. Now featuring increased foot room, the Whistler is a great option for paddlers wanting to move up from a recreational kayak or start out with a more seaworthy transitional design. Stable and very user-friendly, the upswept bow makes the Whistler highly maneuverable while keeping you dry when waves kick up.
LENGTH: 14’5” • WIDTH: 24” • COCKPIT: 37.25” X 16.5” • CAPACITY: 400 LBS • POLYETHYLENE: 57 LBS
DAGGER KAYAKS
AXIS 10.5 (G)
www.dagger.com • $769
UPDATED FOR 2014
The Axis series is ideal for the eclectic pad- dler who appreciates relaxing day trips on the lake, but who might also enjoy the chal- lenge of a class-II river. The height-adjust- able drop skeg provides excellent tracking on flat water, with performance features suitable for light whitewater paddling.
LENGTH: 10’6” • WIDTH: 28.5” • COCKPIT: 38” X 21” • CAPACITY: 300 LBS • ROTOMOLDED: 50 LBS
ELIE
STRAIT 140XE (H)
www.eliesport.com • $1,149
This award-winning kayak offers a unique combination of performance, durability and design, making it fast, easily maneuverable and extremely stable. Made of lightweight and durable Poly-XR, it is said to feel as stiff as any composite kayak. Available models in- clude the Strait 140, 140xe, 120 and 120xe.
LENGTH: 14’ • WIDTH: 25” • COCKPIT: 18” X 34.5” • CAPACITY: 300 LBS • POLY-XR: 55.5 LBS
P&H CUSTOM SEA KAYAKS
SCORPIO (I)
www.phseakayaks.com • $1,899
A polyethylene version of the Cetus, the RIOT KAYAK
BRITTANY 16.5 (K)
www.riotkayaks.com • $1,399
Riot Kayak’s proven, award-winning British- style sea kayak, the Brittany, has a reputa- tion that speaks for itself. It’s fast and agile, yet accessible to paddlers of all skills. Its stability instantly makes you feel at ease, while its moderate width makes it pos- sible for expert paddlers to express all the subtlety that is possible in fine sea kayak handling. Plenty of deck storage, a compass recess, lifelines and safety straps complete the package, maintaining respect to the tra- dition of elegance the Brittany belongs to.
LENGTH: 15’11’’ • WIDTH: 22.4’’ • COCKPIT: 18.75’’ X 31.5’’ • CAPACITY: 350 LBS • ROTOMOLDED: 65.3 LBS
Scorpio provides an efficient hull shape that is stable and controllable. The Scorpio is molded in super-stiff Corelite plastic and offers the highest performance possible in a polyethylene sea kayak. The Scorpio is ideal for anyone who needs an affordable, expedition-capable sea kayak. Available in two sizes to fit a range of paddlers.
LENGTH: SCORPIO: 16’11”; LV: 16’7” • WIDTH: SCORPIO: 22”; LV: 21” • COCKPIT: SCORPIO: 31.5” X 16.5”; LV: 30” X 16.5” • CAPACITY: SCORPIO: 275 LBS; LV: 242 LBS • CORELITE POLYETHYLENE: SCORPIO: 63 LBS; LV: 55 LBS
P&H CUSTOM SEA KAYAKS DELPHIN (J)
www.phseakayaks.com $1,899–$1,999
The unique design of the Delphin gives this kayak unmatched maneuverability without sacrificing speed or tracking. Advanced pad- dlers love its agility in rock gardens and tide races. Beginners find it a stable first kayak for day trips. Offered in two sizes in super- stiff Corelite plastic or P&H’s whitewater- tough Surf Spec.
LENGTH: 155: 15’9”; 150: 15’ • WIDTH: 155: 22.5”; 150: 21.5” • COCKPIT: 155: 32” X 16.5”; 150: 32” X 16.5” • CAPACITY: 155: 275 LBS; 150: 231 LBS • CORELITE POLYETHYLENE: 155: 55.1 LBS; 150: 53.9 LBS, $1,899 • SURF SPEC POLYETHYLENE: 155: TBA; 150: TBA, $1,999
J K L M N
VENTURE KAYAKS
JURA (L)
www.venturekayaks.com • $1,599
NEW FOR 2014
Venture’s newest touring kayak, the Jura, combines
classic styling with rock-solid
stability. This full-featured touring kayak is stable enough for beginners, yet nimble and quick through the water. The Jura also fea- tures Venture’s innovative new skeg/rudder system which combines the functions of both a skeg and rudder into a simple, ef- ficient under-hull design. Available in two sizes to fit a range of paddlers.
LENGTH: JURA: 16’; JURA LV: TBA • WIDTH: JURA: 24”; JURA LV: TBA • COCKPIT: JURA: 35” X 20”; JURA LV: TBA • CAPACITY: JURA: 275 LBS; JURA LV: TBA • POLYETHEYLENE: TBA
WILDERNESS SYSTEMS FOCUS 155 (M)
www.wildernesssystems.com $1,419–$1,639 NEW FOR 2014
This advanced touring design delivers a high- performance blend of stability and predictabil-
ity with unparalleled tracking and speed. Mas- ter still lakes, up to class II currents and choppy waters. Its patented Phase 3 AirPro outfitting and multiple hatches make this your go-to boat for day touring or short overnight trips. Sleek, modern and available in three perfectly proportioned sizes. Rudder option available.
LENGTH: 15’6” • WIDTH: 23.5” • COCKPIT: 36” X 20.5” • CAPACITY: 350 LBS • POLYETHYLENE: 54 LBS, $1,419
WILDERNESS SYSTEMS TEMPEST 170 (N)
www.wildernesssystems.com $1,629–$3,029
A Wilderness Systems classic. Designed to be friendly, forgiving and balanced, as well as capable of handling wind, waves and current. Well suited to the aspiring, entry-level enthu- siast up to the advanced paddler looking for a seaworthy, rough conditions boat. Patented Phase 3 AirPro outfitting ensures custom per- formance fit and comfort. Available in two siz- es (165 and 170), both in plastic or composite.
LENGTH: 17’ • WIDTH: 22” • COCKPIT: 34” X 18” • CAPACITY: 325 LBS • FIBERGLASS COMPOSITE: 51 LBS, $3,029
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