Perception Kayaks Tribe 13.5 Sit on Top Tandem Kayak for All-Around Fun Large Rear Storage with Tie Downs, Dapper
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Perception Kayaks Tribe 13.5 Sit on Top Tandem Kayak for All-Around Fun Large Rear Storage with Tie Downs, Dapper
- Unleash unmatched adventures with our 2 person sit-on-top kayak. Proudly made in the USA, this kayak is designed for easy paddling and supports up to 500lbs, making it a perfect choice for both beginners and seasoned kayakers.
- Experience unparalleled comfort with adjustable framed seatbacks, cushioned seat pans, and molded knee/thigh areas, ensuring a comfortable fit for all your journeys.
- Our American-made sit-on-top kayak adjusts to paddlers of all sizes with integrated footrests and offers generous storage with front and rear tank wells secured by bungee tie-downs.
- Keep essentials secure in two central hatches and enjoy efficient drainage with scupper holes for an extended paddling season (optional scupper plugs sold separately).
- Personalize your kayak experience with two solo mount recesses for additional mounts and accessories, and benefit from easy transport and secure storage with our durable, one-piece side carry handles.
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