2011 Hobie Mirage Oasis Tandem

Thursday, 02 June 2011 07:24

Redesigned for 2011. Long, narrow and lightweight. These design elements define the completely redesigned Hobie Mirage Oasis Tandem Kayak and give this kayak surprising performance-minded qualities, such as quick acceleration and an impressive hull speed, without sacrificing utility or hauling capacity. The new Hobie Mirage Oasis features three enclosed stowage areas and one large on-deck cargo area, dual steering controls, a roomy cockpit with dual MirageDrives, and the ability to go anywhere, anytime. Whether you're alone or with a companion, you'll be amazed at how well the Oasis performs.
■Includes seats and paddles
■Two Mirage Drives and dual steering controls
■Three enclosed stowage areas
■Large on-deck cargo area
■Completely redesigned for 2011
■Discounts and/or coupons do not apply to this item

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