Inflatable kayak reviews & comparisons
There are a few inflatable kayaks that offer the option of a closed-in deck. The decks can offer more protection from the elements. I like the look of these models as I think the kayaks look and feel a little more like a traditional fiberglass …
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The Gumotex Swing used to be sold in the US and Canada as the Innova Swing. Innova kayak was owned by Tim Rosenhan and Paul Neutz. They partnered with the Czech manufacturing facility Gumotex to import high quality PVC-free inflatable kayaks …
This kayak is no longer in production. The Innova (Gumotex) Helios I has a long reputation for being an excellent inflatable kayak. It is ideal for flat water paddling such as lakes, slow rivers (only up to class I) as well as for sea …
* This kayak is no longer in production. Best Uses: Sea kayaking, traveling, day trips, lakes, slow rivers, camping Number of Paddlers: 2 Specs: Length 12’ 6”, Width 30”, Weight 36 lbs, Load Capacity 396 lbs Accessories Included: Drybag backpack …
Whitewater inflatable kayaks are designed for those who want to paddle down raging rivers, manoeuvre around rocks and holes and generally do all sorts of crazy tricks that flat water kayakers wouldn’t dare. Consequently the whitewater kayaks have …
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Inflatable kayaks are not normally associated with speed. They tend to be wider, slower and may have more side-to-side yaw movement. However there are some models that are more streamlined and although they may not be able to compete in a race …
