CURRENT DESIGNS
GULFSTREAM
www.cdkayak.com • $3,399-$3,799
An iconic design in the world of sea kayaking, the Gulfstream was created by world-famous designer Derek Hutchinson. It's highly maneuverable and appeals to those who want to make their kayak dance with a tilt of the boat and a stroke of the paddle. A retractable skeg enhances tracking on longer trips and in adverse conditions. The Gulfstream's forward and stern hatches give ample storage space and a watertight seal.
LENGTH: 16'10" • WIDTH: 23.75" • COCKPIT: 30" X 16.5" • CAPACITY: 400 LBS • FIBERGLASS: 51 LBS, $3,399 • KEVLAR: 47 LBS, $3,799 CURRENT DESIGNS
SUKA
www.cdkayak.com • $3,399-$3,799
The Suka is a Greenland design sized especially for smaller paddlers. The shallow-V hull and hard chines give a sense of security when carving turns. It accelerates quickly and has excellent speed for effortless days on the water. Skeg comes standard. LENGTH: 16'6" • WIDTH: 21" • COCKPIT: 29" X 16" • CAPACITY: 275 LBS • FIBERGLASS: 46 LBS, $3,399 • KEVLAR: 42 LBS, $3,799
CURRENT DESIGNS
CARIBOU
www.cdkayak.com • $3,399-$3,799
The Caribou is a classic Greenland-style design that has a cult-like following of paddlers from all over the world. The hard chines on this stunning kayak give it amazing initial stability and edge-holding capabilities. Couple that with its wave catching powers and you have a great kayak that's fast, nimble and a pure joy to paddle. Skeg, back band and thigh braces come standard.
LENGTH: 17'3" • WIDTH: 21.5" • COCKPIT: 31.5" X 16.5" • CAPACITY: 375 LBS • FIBERGLASS: 52 LBS, $3,399 • KEVLAR: 48 LBS, $3,799 CURRENT DESIGNS
ISLE
www.cdkayak.com • $3,399-$3,799
The Isle is a super-sized Greenland-style design with all the great qualities for a bigger paddler. Sized comparably to the Solstice GT Titan, it's a unique alternative to a North American-style design. If you need a big-person boat and seek the edging, rolling and paddling qualities of a hard-chined boat, the Isle is the boat for you. Skeg, back band and thigh braces come standard.
LENGTH: 18' • WIDTH: 24" • COCKPIT: 34.75" X 18.75" • CAPACITY: 450 LBS • FIBERGLASS: 54 LBS, $3,399 • KEVLAR: 50 LBS, $3,799 CURRENT DESIGNS
EQUINOX GT
www.cdkayak.com • $3,399 -$3,799
NEW
The Equinox GT is the new, smaller sister to the Solstice GT. Targeting smaller paddlers and shorter distances, the Equinox delivers wonderful glide, tracking and maneuverability. A perfect kayak for after work cruises and long weekends. The Equinox GT features a secure keyhole cockpit and storage hatches for comfort.
LENGTH: 16' • WIDTH: 24" • FIBERGLASS: 51 LBS, $3,399 • KEVLAR: 47 LBS, $3,799 CURRENT DESIGNS
EQUINOX GTS
www.cdkayak.com • $3,399 -$3,799
NEW
The Equinox GTS is the new, smaller sister to the Solicite GTS. Nimble, efficient and straight tracking define this kayak. Smaller paddlers will appreciate this compact kayak on evening tours and long weekend excursions. The user-friendly keyhole cockpit and full outfitting complete the package.
LENGTH: 16' • WIDTH: 22" • FIBERGLASS: 49 LBS, $3,399 • KEVLAR: 45 LBS, $3,799 NIGEL DENNIS KAYAKS
EXPLORER
www.seakayakinguk.com • $4,285-$5,515
Designed for rough water and covering distances, the Explorer is Nigel Dennis Kayak's main expedition kayak and suits the medium-sized paddler. Faster than the Romany family, it's maneuverable and direction stable. It has a large carrying capacity and has been used on a one-month expedition to Antarctica carrying all supplies with no support.
LENGTH: 17.5' • WIDTH: 21.26" • COCKPIT: 17.7" X 35.4" • CAPACITY: 130-240 LBS • FIBERGLASS: 56 LBS, $4,285 • 50/50 LAY-UP (CARBON-KEVLAR, FG HULL): 49 LBS, $4,925 • CARBON KEVLAR: 44 LBS, $5,515
188 PADDLING BUYER’S GUIDE || Annual 2015
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