Inflatable Whitewater Kayak
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 13 Saturn Inflatable Kayak Whitewater Kayak  US $729.00
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 Rugged Blue Maxxon MK1205 Self Bailing Whitewater Inflatable Kayak System US $799.00
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 Advanced Elements StraitEdge AE1006 Inflatable Kayak Self Bailing Whitewater US $549.00
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 Sea Eagle 330 Inflatable Kayak Hull Capacity 2 Adults or 500lbs White Water US $206.99
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Advanced Elements Private Shower Enclosure $36.99 ENCLOSURE TAN/SILVER... |
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Sea Eagle 330 Inflatable Kayak with Deluxe Package $249.00 The entire package fits into the included 26-by-48-inch (W x D) carry bag, constructed of heavy-duty 440-denier nylon. The two-person Sea Eagle 330 is designed to be easy--easy to carry, inflate, paddle, deflate, and afford. Constructed of puncture-resistant, extra-thick K-80 polykrylar hull material, the craft weighs only 26 pounds, yet is sturdy enough to carry up to a 500-pound load. The k... |
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Sea Eagle SE370 Inflatable Kayak with Deluxe Package $259.99 At 26 pounds, you can take this 2-person inflatable kayak just about anywhere--down the river, on the lake, or even out to sea. It will hold up to 500 pounds and carry two adults and gear, but only requires one person to carry it to and from the water. You can even take your dog out with you--the rugged Polykrylar hull is tough enough to withstand dog paws and claws. The SE370 packs down to fit in... |
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Sevylor Pointer Inflatable 1-Person Kayak $229.00 Offering the same high-performance features as a traditional kayak but in an inflatable body, the Sevylor Pointer one-person kayak is made for performance and reliability. The Pointer is made of durable 20-gauge PVC, with an ABS structural frame that sheds water beautifully. As a result, the Pointer gracefully glides through whitewater, with a whitewater spray cover and apron to protect your lower... |
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The Complete Inflatable Kayaker $16.95 This is a how-to manual on the fast-growing sport of inflatable kayaking. It progresses gradually from basic concepts through to the more difficult manoeuvres and describes current equipment and techniques.... |
Help for a Kayak Beginner?
I would like to start kayaking. I mostly would like to kayak on still lakes and down slow moving rivers. I live in michigan so the weather is always changing.
What is a good beginners kayak I would like to spend under $500 if that's possible. Is sit on the best bet or sit in. i'm 5'3 125lbs. So something I could easily move not too heavy and I dont want an inflatable. No whitewater for now, just take in scenic views and fishing. I would be kayaking by myself , i don't want to join a club, is kayaking by yourself not recommended?
Hi with the type of Kayaking your planning, and your size You can get the basic Kayak, A 10-12 ft. poly boat from a sport shop, get a good paddle to go with it, and by all means PFD. Have you considered a used boat? Look on Paddling.net, there are always boats in your area for sale. They buddy system is always preferable but, IT's always better on the water than on the bank wishing. I'd rather be on the water than waiting on someone else to show or make time, lot's go it alone.
