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Old Town Canoes and Kayaks Penobscot 164
Penobscot 164
Old Town Canoes and Kayaks
The first Old Town canoe was built in Old Town, Maine, along the Penobscot River. Little did we know, it was the beginning of an incredible century-long journey. Some of our oldest boats are still navigating the world’s waterways. Meanwhile, our newest creations steer us in novel directions, pushing the boundaries of performance and comfort with innovative materials and design. All are born out of the same century-long tradition of quality craftsmanship that make every day on the water unforgettable. Whether you’re fishing, sea kayaking, canoe tripping, or enjoying a relaxing paddle on the lake, there’s an Old Town watercraft for every type of adventurer.
Overview
Highlights
- Nylon web seats
- Aluminum gunwales
- Comfortable carrying handles
- Ash thwart and yoke
Available Colours
- Red
- Green
The first Old Town canoe was built in Old Town, Maine, along the Penobscot River. Little did we know, it was the beginning of an incredible century-long journey. Some of our oldest boats are still navigating the world’s waterways. Meanwhile, our newest creations steer us in novel directions, pushing the boundaries of performance and comfort with innovative materials and design. All are born out of the same century-long tradition of quality craftsmanship that make every day on the water unforgettable. Whether you’re fishing, sea kayaking, canoe tripping, or enjoying a relaxing paddle on the lake, there’s an Old Town watercraft for every type of adventurer.
Features & Specifications
Overview
- Model Year: 2017
- Category: Canoes
- Canoe Type: Lakewater & Touring
- Paddlesport: Canoeing
- Number of Paddlers: Solo, Tandem
- Structure: Rigid or Hard
- Propulsion: Paddle
- Best Used For: Lakewater Canoeing
Specifications
- Length: 16' 4" / 497.8 cm
- Weight: 75 lb / 34 kg
- Capacity: 1250 lb / 567 kg
- Depth at Bow: 20.3" / 51.6 cm
- Depth at Center: 14" / 35.6 cm
- Maximum Width: 37.5" / 95.3 cm
What Users Are Saying
Gotta love an Old Town. I took this canoe on a small lake with my daughter, who is 7, and was a bit nervous about how it would balance. To my surprise (and pleasure) neither of us fell out, despite having a child climbing around in the canoe the entire time.
- Anonymous