| The Duo is an advanced expedition kayak. It is
exceptionally stable, but not at the expense of speed. At just under 6 m long, it is fast
even for less serious paddlers. The Duo's
volume provides excellent load carrying capacity for extended expeditions. It is very
secure in rough conditions and neutral in a cross wind.
The Duo is designed as an expedition kayak. Its length
provides good speed and its volume ensures excellent secondary stability and load carrying
capacity.
The exceptional stability and reliability of the Duo make it
very appealing as a day tripper and for recreational paddling.
Although not designed for racing the Duo is certainly faster
than high performance single kayaks and therefore makes it easy for even recreational
paddlers to cover long distances.
Kaskazi Duo 2 Piece
To make life easier for storage, transport and travelling to great paddling destinations
around the globe, we can make the Kaskazi Duo into a 2 Piece.
The kayak is split at the centre bulkhead creating 2 sections
of the kayak that are easier to transport and store. To join the kayak, strengthened
interlocking bulkheads are bolted together using wing nuts and rubber sealing washers.
Once assembled it is a very standard looking Kaskazi Duo with a faint line running around
the bulkhead area of the kayak. The 2 piece kayak is approximately 2 kg heavier
Detailed specifications
For the more technically inclined paddler, we have a page with in-depth
specifications for many of our kayak models: More
Info
Features |
- Comfortable cockpits and seats
- Tracks well without the rudder
- Exceptional stability
- High load carrying capacity
- Large hatches
- Three bulkheads
- Rudder with uphaul / downhaul
- Pedal steering with self-adjusting lines
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Specifications |
| Length |
5 850 mm |
| Width |
680 mm |
| Load Capacity |
280 kg |
| Weight |
32 kg |
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Ability |
| Suitable for all paddlers from novices through
to experts. Even beginners would feel secure in Duo in moderately rough conditions. At the
other end of the scale, experts would be able to handle the most extreme sea-kayaking
conditions. |
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