| Necky Rip |
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| Saturday, 06 February 2010 07:42 |
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The Necky Rip might turn out to be a light, little fishing kayak. The efficient length and a sharp keel give the Necky Rip tremendous glide. Features include a large roomy cockpit for easy entry and exit, a Quick-Seal stern hatch for ample dry storage with a bulkhead for added security, as well as a specially engineered foam seat back pad, and ample thigh pads for superior comfort.
Adjustable foot rests and custom foam pads, built for comfort and control.
Comfort-Flex seat for all day comfort with easy one-pull adjustment system
Quick-Seal stern hatch with bulkhead and Cross Lock buckle system
Designed to help grow paddling skills without sacrificing fun
Cup /water bottle holder
Length: 10' 6"
Width: 28.5"
Weight: 43 lbs.
Cockpit Size: 46.5 x 19.5"
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