List Price : Price : $698.95
Product Description
Smaller paddlers will enjoy a smooth, balanced ride on the pond in the Wilderness Systems Pungo 100 Kayak. Ditch your oversized tanker of a boat and hop into the open cockpit of this easy handling and maneuverable boat. The nimble multichine hull design eases turning stroke after stroke, and an extended rear skeg keeps you tracking straight and true. A Phase 3 seat and Slidlock footbrace system mean you can dial in your comfort or make some adjustments when a friend drops by. Drop your cell or a small pair of spotting binoculars in the cockpit dry storage dashboard or stuff larger items in the sealed rear bulkhead. Paddlers who like a little extra comfort will bask in the molded knee pads and inner cockpit braces while they push across brilliant wilderness waters .
Product Features
- Hull Material: polyethylene
- Length: 10 ft
- Width: 30 in
- Maximum Load: 300 lb
- Bow Hatch Dimensions:
- Cockpit Dimensions: 48 x 22 in
- Day Hatch Dimensions:
- Stern Hatch Dimensions: 18.5 x 12.5 in
- Hatch Cover: plastic
- Rudder: no
- Skeg: yes
- Paddler Skill: beginner to advanced
- Weight: 48 lb
- Recommended Use: recreational paddling
- Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year
Wilderness Systems Pungo 100 Kayak Red, One Size Reviews
Wilderness Systems Pungo 100 Kayak Red, One Size Reviews
| 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:  good recreational kayak, This review is from: Wilderness Systems Pungo 100 Kayak (Misc.) I have two of these, one that was a duralite model that's 3 years old that is no longer manufactured to my knowledge and one standard model purchased this year for my wife. I've not used too many other kayaks so it's hard for me to compare to others but the Pungo is very stable, and almost impossible to turn over yet quick enough and maneuvers well. The seat is conformable and adjustable in 3 ways. It has foot pegs which was one of the options I was looking for in a kayak. I live near a lake and go out every day on the kayak so the kayaks get a lot of lake use. The caulk around the bulkhead in the older kayak leaked and was fixed with the addition of a little bit of new caulk. We like the large openings to the cockpits and the rear storage area that some other(cheaper) kayaks do not have. I did purchase spray skirts to use when the water is cold and choppy, which were a little harder to find because the skirts have to fit over the large cockpit opening. You can find cheaper... Read more |
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