| Looksha
IV |
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| The
Looksha IV has low profile decks, double hard chines, and a
rockered hull. The rocker and chines combine to create a very
maneuverable design which responds to the paddler's every move.
With rock solid secondary stability, the boat is reassuringly
predictable when put on a lean, and carves a turn beautifully.
At 17' long and 22.5" wide the boat has good speed and
ample storage for extended touring. When in rough water, the
hard chines and ample rocker create a very seaworthy platform.
This is where the Looksha IV really shines! |
| Tahsis |
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| The
Tahsis is the best of all worlds if you want an incredibly fast
kayak that can haul gear. The Tahsis features a multi-chined
hull that adds stiffness and aids lean turns. It also offers
the speed you expect from a long, narrow kayak, with stability
and volume that's practical. If you're planning serious
expeditions, look to the Tahsis as your kayak. |
| Elaho |
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| Like
its drop skeg counterpart, the Elaho with rudder is a low profile
touring playboat. Its multi chine diamond hull and rocker create
a very playful and maneuverable craft. The bow and stern hatches
feature flush covers, effectively eliminating kick up from spray
across the deck and providing a clean, integrated look to the
boat. A low stern deck, positive thigh hooks, rock solid pedals,
and a backband make lean back rolls very easy. The Elaho is
also available in polyethylene. |
| Zoar
Sport |
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| This
14 foot version of the Zoar retains the diamond hull and many
of the paddling characteristics of its big brother. With its
shortened length, the Zoar Sport is easier to handle both on
and off the water. The Zoar Sport is the ideal coastal exploration
boat for getting in and out of coves and harbors. The cockpit
area remains unchanged, giving a good fit for everyone, and
front and rear compartments provide good storage. |
| Eskia |
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| The
Eskia rides on a multi chine "diamond" hull. At
24.5" wide, this kayak offers plenty of initial stability
and good tracking, making the Eskia a very comfortable and
easy boat to paddle. The design incorporates recessed deck
fittings and perimeter deck lines. Recessed deck fittings
greatly reduce the possibility of snagging gear, clothing or
tender skin on deck hardware during reentries and rescues,
while perimeter lines provide a sure, easy grip for a paddler
trying to secure a hold on the boat from the water. Innovative
flush hatches keep the deck of the Eskia super clean and lend
the kayak a very integrated look! |
| Looksha
Sport |
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| As
the name implies, the Looksha "Sport" was designed
specifically with sporty paddling in mind. It will find a home
in rock gardens and surf zone mayhem; anywhere that maneuverability
and final stability are highly valued. The Sport's tough Superlinear
polyethylene construction means that even collisions with rocks
in the surf will leave little or no serious damage. This shorter
Looksha has significant rocker and when leaned onto its hard-chined
edge, it will spin on its axis. The Sport is offered with different
hatch configurations and the choice of a skeg or rudder. |
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