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A Kayak that Reads Your Mind
The hull of the Petrel Play is has a moderate "V" to flattish bottom with a rounded chine forward transitioning to a hard chine aft, giving it a very solid stability while allowing easy leaning for carved turns. The kayak is full in the bow with plenty of buoyancy to rise over waves. With a lot of rocker the Petrel Play is easier to turn when exploring tight spots, but has nice balanced tracking for venturing off shore.
This is an all around fun boat to paddle. Beginners and novices will feel comfortable with the stability. It has a nice roomy cockpit but experienced paddlers will find solid surfaces for their knees and thighs to grip while playing out in rough stuff. The transitioning chine allows a skilled paddler "point-and-shoot" instinctive turning with just a slight lean.
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Length: 14 feet
Width: 23 inches
Capacity: 250+ Lbs
Boat Weight: 30 to 40 lbs depending on layup
Waterline Length: 13.15 feet
Waterline Width: 22.75 inches
Wetted Surface Area: 18.70 Sq Ft
Total Surface Area: 45 Sq Ft
Total Volume: 11.5 Cu Ft
Prismatic Coefficient: 0.52
Included:
Front Hatch
Day Hatch
Rear Hatch
Standard Deck Lines
Retractable Skeg
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Paddlers who want to do:
Day Trips and Overnight Camping
Paddle in Conditions:
Sheltered Ponds & Harbors
Open Water Lakes and Bays
Rock Gardens
Tide Races
Surfing
Paddlers 130# to 240#
Feet less than Size 13
Inseam Length 34” or less
Recommendations:
Very Good for Beginners
Very Good for Small Paddlers
Very Good for Average Size Paddlers
Good for Large Paddlers
Not Good for Extended Touring
Very Good for Fishing
Very Good for Lakes and Bays
Very Good for Open Water
Not Good for Racing
Very Good for Surfing
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Ultra Performance: Super Lightweight and Quite Strong
Expeditions: Quite Lightweight, and Super Strong
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Whiskey Hatch
Keel Strip
Rough Water Deck Lines
Custom Graphics
