NEW WAVE BY HURRICANE
MARVEL 120
www.newwavekayaks.com • $769
NEW
Are you itching for a stable kayak that offers amazing comfort and maneuverability at a reasonable price? At 12-feet long and 30-inches wide, the new Wave Marvel 120 offers recreational paddlers a stable but streamlined kayak with a generous cockpit and a playful soul. Outfitted with a rear hatch, fore and aft deck bungees and a comfortable Airestream seat, the Marvel 120 is a pleasure to paddle and has room for all your favorite accessories.
MATERIAL: POLYETHLENE PLASTIC • LENGTH: 12'1" • WIDTH: 30" • COCKPIT: 56" X 24" • WEIGHT: 50 LBS • CAPACITY: 300 LBS OLD TOWN CANOES AND KAYAKS
CAMDEN 120
www.oldtowncanoe.com • $799.99
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The sporty Camden 120 is considered to be one of Old Town's luxury recreation models. The three layer design helps produce a lighter weight, stiffer polymer kayak. At just over 12 feet, the Camden 120 is designed for beginners but is not a kayak that you'll outgrow as you start to master your paddling skills. Equipped with the super plush Active Comfort System (ACS) Seat, a stern Click Seal Hatch with bulkhead and new Support Track adjustable foot brace system the Camden 120 is a great choice for beginning to intermediate paddlers.
MATERIAL: ROTMOLDED PLASTIC • LENGTH: 12'6" • WIDTH: 28.5" • COCKPIT: 20.5" X 51.5" • WEIGHT: 51 LBS • CAPACITY: 350-400 LBS OLD TOWN CANOES AND KAYAKS
VAPOR 12XT
www.oldtowncanoe.com • $649.99
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Designed to carry a load, the Vapor 12XT is great for paddlers looking for a roomy cockpit and added volume. Extremely stable, this kayak can perform well even if it is loaded with gear. Equipped with the comfortable padded Comfort Flex Seat and a stern Click Seal Hatch, the Vapor 12XT is a great choice for bird waters, anglers, sportsmen and recreational paddlers alike.
MATERIAL: ROTOMOLDED PLASTIC • LENGTH: 12' • WIDTH: 27.5" • COCKPIT: 19.5" X 47" • WEIGHT: 56 LBS • CAPACITY: 275-325 LBS PELICAN
MATRIX 100X
www.pelicansport.com • $349.99
The Matrix 100X combines character and performance. High-end features such as molded recessed storage compartments, Ergolite padded seating system, quick-lock bow hatch, knee pads and adjustable foot pegs will impress the most demanding paddlers. Its shallow V-chine hull promotes maneuverability and will please those looking for a strong performing 10-foot boat. Also available in an Angler version.
MATERIAL: RAM-X • LENGTH: 10' • WIDTH: 28" • COCKPIT: 24.5" X 49" • WEIGHT: 36 LBS • CAPACITY: 275 LBS PELICAN PREMIUM
INTREPID 120X
www.pelicansport.com • $499.99
NEW
Like the popular Intrepid 100X, the new Intrepid 120X is designed with neophytes in mind. While its unique multi-chine design still puts a premium on stability and tracking, this longer, roomier version of the Intrepid also offers improved acceleration and speed. Its sleek construction, storage hatch and superior outfitting makes the Intrepid 120X a paddler's best friend.
MATERIAL: RAM-X PREMIUM • LENGTH: 12' • WIDTH: 29" • COCKPIT: 24.5" X 50" • WEIGHT: 51 LBS • CAPACITY: 375 LBS PYGMY BOATS
PINGUINO SERIES
www.pygmyboats.com • $1,059-$1,129
For the past four years the Pinguino 145 has been Pygmy's best selling kayak. Its stability, large cockpit option, maneuverability, light weight and excellent paddling efficiency makes it perfect for fishing, photography and messing about. Though a recreational kayak at heart, it performs beautifully in surf and has enough volume for touring. The 145-4PD features a smaller, arched cockpit design that makes it more ergonomic for smaller folks with a tighter paddle stroke.
MATERIAL: WOOD COMPOSITE (STITCH AND GLUE KIT) • LENGTH: 13'-14.5' • WIDTH: 25.5" • COCKPIT: 19" X 36" AND 17" X 33" • WEIGHT: 34-36 LBS 224 PADDLING BUYER’S GUIDE || Annual 2015
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