Feelfree Moken Kayak

Tuesday, 13 October 2009 06:28

moken kayak

The Moken - The Sea Gypsies
Introducing Feelfree’s ultimate fishing kayak – the Moken. Named to honor the Moken people, whose nomadic sea fishing culture helped them survive the 2004 tsunami, the 13ft Moken brims with features fisherman crave.

moken kayak

It sports a bow storage plus two additional cockpit hatches, with additional room for a storage crate and bait bucket. Within reach of the paddler is a handy flip-up console for lures and gear, with a nearby mounting area for additional fishing rod holders and fish finder.

Completing the outfitting are molded-in carry handles on the bow and sides plus a rudder system. It’s a real keeper!

Thermoformed seat pad and adjustable back rest
Rudder with foot pedal system
2 hatches with mesh bags
Rear deck shaped to secure most size of dive tank, barrel or crate
2 Fishing rod holders
Front deck storage with plastic cover
Separate tackle box/battery storage area with hinged cover
Molded-in bow and side carry handles
Paddle park
Deck rigging
Attachment for fish finder and additional rod holders

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