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Why choose a touring kayak that's hard to paddle when there's an easy kayak right here? More than a few sea kayak aficionados have had their eyes opened by the 14.5.

For those longing for an easy-to-paddle kayak that still has the personality of a tourer, here's your boat. This mid-sized model sports the Inuits' characteristic multiple chines that provide the hull its stiffness and great stability when leaned on edge for turning.

All Inuits perform expertly in day-touring conditions; it comes down to which Inuit fits you and your intentions best. This one, the 12.5, turns on a dime-sized leaf in the water. But you don't sacrifice a lot of speed for that capability. Or tracking.

The most refreshing way to start your day is with a quiet early morning paddle enjoying the sun rising over your shoulder and a silent mist rising off the water.

The most refreshing way to start your day is with a quiet early morning paddle enjoying the sun rising over your shoulder and a silent mist rising off the water.

No special skills required, just hop in, drop the cooler into the hatch, and off you go.

You want just enough kayak to carry you and your gear, but not more than that. You want a kayak that handles well but is not a slow poke. You want one that's stable, but rewards a kayaker that has some skill.

The praise that has been heaped on the Marvel family of rec kayaks makes us proud. Each of the three models offers users a little something different.

The Synergy Angler is essentially the standard Synergy with a bunch of angler-specific features added to it. See below for the full list of features on the Synergy Angler.

The Chumani Angler is essentially the standard Chumani with a bunch of angler-specific features added to it. See below for the full list of features on the Chumani Angler.

The Frequency is intended for a novice paddler to feel confident and comfortable, while still being fun. A flat hull with secondary chines provides a surface conducive to speed, stability and control. The ergonomically curved body cavity, higher side walls, foot braces, and hand holds give the rider a dynamic interface with the boat. With no straps or skirts, key design features allow the user to feel both secure and free at the same time. Both bow and stern contain more volume so that you and your gear remain buoyant through waves and holes. More advanced paddlers will also benefit from the Frequency’s high performance hull shape…allowing them to carve in and out of eddies and make all the moves that kayakers do. Capable of running hard whitewater, the Frequency excels at spicing up your backyard run. Front rocker floats you up and over river features fast. There’s nothing keeping you from reaching the take out fast and happy and ready to do it all over again. Pack up your gear for the day or even a small picnic and head out to experience the river like you’ve never seen it before.

The Buddy Angler is essentially the standard Buddy with a bunch of angler-specific features added to it. See below for the full list of features on the Buddy Angler.

Smooth lines and active edges.

Our brand new modular take apart performance touring kayak is here, I'm very proud to introduce the spectacular POINT 65 MERCURY!

Our brand new modular take apart performance touring kayak is here, I'm very proud to introduce the spectacular POINT 65 MERCURY!