Point65°N Unisex_Adult Falcon Solo Modular Rigid Kayak (Separable), Red, (1 Place)

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This makes setting up this modular kayak super easy and also guarantees that you hardly notice that you’re paddling a kayak that breaks into pieces once you’re on the water. You can haul your kayak as you would a typical hard-shell – on a trailer – and rely on its modular design for storage purposes. Weight Capacity & Onboard Storage Setup Time – This score is based on how easy it is to assemble and how long it takes to get it on the water. This Point 65N kayak is a classic that soars above the rest. Needless to say, it is every kayaker’s dream come true. The Point 65 Mercury GTX Kayak is perfect for use in open waters, rivers, and lakes. To learn more in-depth information, scroll down for our Point 65 Mercury GTX review.

Since they break down into multiple sections, they’re much easier to store and carry than similar-sized hard-shell kayaks. Regardless if you’re using a solo, tandem, or triple kayak, including an estimation of your gear weight and your own weight will allow you to choose the right modular kayak that won’t sacrifice performance. Storing and hauling In our catalogue of detachable kayaks you can find several different models to suit every type of person or trip. Because we know very well that sailing on the sea is not the same as sailing on a river or any other kind of landscape. And it is also not the same to do it alone or accompanied. Both sit-on-tops and sit-insides can be found in modular versions. It’s also possible to find modular recreational, touring and even fishing kayaks, complete with built-in rod holders. Along with adequate storage, the Kingfisher is also fitted with a Kingfisher Game Chair that is completely adjustable so you can reposition it to suit your perfect paddling position. Pros & Cons PROS

MODULAR SIT-ON-TOP KAYAKS

The Point 65 Mercury GTX Kayak’s hull speed matches that of comparable light touring kayaks. This ensures that the Point 65 Mercury GTX Tandem does not slouch in rough waters. The edge turn feels sporty and responsive, making the kayak one of a kind. The combination of strength and impact resistance makes it possible for the kayak to easily integrate with its features. Because of its features, the Point 65N Mercury Tandem offers a kayaking experience that other similar kayaks cannot match. With many modular yaks, you will usually find that they come in two pieces for a single yak and can then be added to by purchasing extra center sections. This can then extend the yak for additional paddlers. Similarly, you can also remove center sections, leaving one seat to paddle the yak by yourself. You can break up your kayak into pieces and carry it bit by bit; that is one of the biggest reasons to get a modular kayak. Every plan seems more doable when you break it up into small chunks – and you could say that the same applies to modular kayaks. My experience with Point 65’s modular kayaks has shown that the solo versions rarely boast an impressive load capacity. If you’re used to inflatables with above-average weight limits, this may be a deal-breaker – especially if you’re on the bigger side.

But if you want to, you can easily remove the pedal-drive system and use this modular kayak as a standard fishing kayak. Maneuverability is the major benefit of a shorter kayak, which is why most whitewater kayaks look extremely short and stubby. But considering a kayak’s weight capacity is more than just making sure that it can support your individual body weight. To be clear, we never recommend kayaking with anything in your vessel other than you and your paddle. Now that you know a little bit more about modular kayaks you will probably know whether a modular vessel could be right for you. As far as portability goes, a modular yak could be a great choice if you struggle with storage space at home. Similarly, if you want a more compact vessel that you can easily fit in your car a modular yak could work. Before we explain everything you need to know about buying a modular kayak, we thought it would be nice to really define what these kayaks are. So let’s start with a brief definition of modular kayaks.Once disconnected, the parts of the kayak are under 55 inches making it extremely easy to transport. These kayaks are the gold standard when it comes to performance. They’re tough, durable, and easy to set up – especially compared to inflatables and modular kayaks. It seems like a 12-14 foot boat would be an appropriate step up from the 10.5 sit on top. However I dont really want anything heavier than the Venus 11 - 20kg.