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Eddyline Kayaks Sitka LT
Eddyline Kayaks is a manufacturer of premier kayaks and paddles. Founded in 1971, Eddyline is currently owned and operated independently by its management team. Eddyline pioneered ABS thermoformed technology within the kayak industry over 22 years ago and continues to set the standard for consistent quality, fit and finish. Our designs are a direct reflection of our team’s many years of experience and our philosophy of constant improvement.
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Overview
Highlights
- A fully outfitted seaworthy kayak
- Effortless maneuverability
- Infinity Seat System with backrest
Available Colours
- Yellow
- Red
- Blue
- White
Eddyline Kayaks is a manufacturer of premier kayaks and paddles. Founded in 1971, Eddyline is currently owned and operated independently by its management team. Eddyline pioneered ABS thermoformed technology within the kayak industry over 22 years ago and continues to set the standard for consistent quality, fit and finish. Our designs are a direct reflection of our team’s many years of experience and our philosophy of constant improvement.
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- Find A Dealer
- 1 (360) 757-2300
- View all Eddyline Kayaks Products >
Features & Specifications
Overview
- Model Year: 2019
- Category: Kayaks
- Kayak Type: Day Touring
- Paddlesport: Kayaking
- Number of Paddlers: Solo
- Propulsion: Paddle
- Best Used For: Sea Kayaking & Touring
Specifications
- Size: Medium
- Length: 14' 6" / 442 cm
- Width: 23.5" / 59.7 cm
- Weight: 49 lb / 22.2 kg
- Capacity: 350 lb / 158.6 kg
Features
- Primary Material: Thermoform ABS
- Rudder or Skeg: Skeg
- Number of Hatches: 3
What Users Are Saying
I've had my Eddyline Sitka LT for about 4 years now. I first upgraded from a rec boat to an Eddyline Skylark, after particiapting in my first Kayak/run/bike triathlon. I loved the Skylark but wanted more speed, so I kept it for my wife (she loves it) and bought the Sitka LT for myself. (It's the longest boat I can fit in my garage, so the Fathom wasnt an option). I love the Sitka LT - it may not keep up with the surf skis, but I easily pull away from shorter boats and can cover distances across large lakes with much less effort and time.. It is also a pleasure to just take out on rivers or lakes, not too long to turn around in the rivers, but it punches through big lake waves like a champ, and is easy to control with the key-hole cockpit that the Equinox and Skylark lack. If I give up racing some day, I might consider the Equinox for easier entry and exit but I prefer the handling and speed/glide of the Sitka LT once I am settled into the boat. One correction to the stats listed here - it weighs 47 pounds, not 49 pounds, per Eddylines site. Personally I think it may come in even lighter, as I dont find it much harder to lift and load on my car than my 41 pound Skylark. I highly recommend this boat for someone who is experienced and comfortable in a narrower kayak than a rec boat, and wants to know what a truly fine kayak feels like. I am 6'0" and 165 lbs, the boat fits me very well as I am probably right in the middle of sizes for this version ( try the ST for smaller/shorter or XT for larger/taller).
