Pelican Solo Kayak
These sit-on kayaks are specifically designed to suit all types of kayakers. The Pelican sit on tops are intended for use especially on calm rivers and lakes.
Pelican Solo Kayak Features:
Pelican‘s 6-foot Solo is a highly functional sit-on-top kayak that is simply scaled down for smaller paddlers. Superior stability means more confidence for kids; open cockpit means less worry for parents. Self-bailing design and swim-up rear deck with handles. Options include a comfort backrest, security flag and a junior paddle.
- Junior paddle.
- Molded footrests.
- Molded carrying handles.
- Molded seat.
- Security flag.
- Self-bailing design.
- Swim-up rear deck with handles.
Pros and Cons:
Pros:
- Durable and highly insulating
- Strong and insulating.
- Inexpensive.
- The kayak is uniquely designed for rugged use, which is best for children.
- The Pelican Solo Kayak is known for its stability; this means safety for kids. It also has an open cockpit, which adds to the safety measure of this kayak.
Cons:
- It is not built for long-distance paddling and it does not have a shallow kneel.
- It weighs 18 pounds. This might not be comfortable for children who cannot handle a lot of weight, and it may make it harder for the child to maneuver the kayak.
Conclusion:
Great for youths who are just getting started in the sport. However, before you buy the Pelican Solo Kayak you must make sure you take a few things into consideration. Is this the right fit for your kid? The length is 6 feet, as far as leg space goes there’s probably about 42 inches or 3 and a half feet. And the carrying capacity is 140 pounds. Will your kid be outgrowing this soon?
