- Rated for two passengers with Dual Clear Viewing Panels
- Inflatable Four-chamber System for maximum stability
- Mesh carrying bag and adjustable seats
- 840 denier nylon, Fabric Reinforced Hull
- Lightweight and portable
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Product Description
Product Description
Featuring a clear, 40-gauge PVC panel in front of each of its two seats, this lightweight, portable, inflatable two-person kayak brings the underwater world into view as well as surrounding scenery. The fabric-reinforced hull is made of 840-denier nylon. For stability and safety, the kayak has four inflatable chambers. For comfort, the back-support seats adjust so paddlers of different heights can personalize leg room. The seats also include fanny packs, gear pouches, bottle holders, and fasteners for dive flags so the kayak can serve as a dive platform. For gear storage, there's a platform behind the rear seat. Capable of supporting two people with a combined weight of 500 pounds, the kayak measures 11 feet long x 34 inches wide x 13 inches high and weighs 32.5 pounds. It collapses and fits into a mesh storage bag (included) that can be taken on a plane or stored in a hotel closet. Assembly instructions are included. The kayak carries a 1-year limited warranty. (Inflation pump and paddles not included.)
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The Hanauma. The Hanauma by Clear Blue Hawaii is a portable, inflatable two-person kayak and brings a new meaning to the term underwater exploration, offering paddlers an underwater vista of aquatic wildlife and waterscapes unavailable in conventional boats. Equipped with dual-panel viewing panels and made out of a 840 denier nylon skin and an inflatable four-chamber system, the Hanauma is rugged and light enough to take you to places you only dreamed of. Adjustable seats allow paddlers of different heights to personalize their leg room. Hanauma will collapse and fit comfortably in a mesh storage bag that can be conveniently taken on a plane or stored in a hotel closet. Whether hiking to a remote beach getaway or hopping from island to island in the South Pacific, the portable see-through Hanauma is the right choice for your next expedition. It serves well as a dive platform or as a day-to-day recreational kayak. Paddle to secluded waters otherwise accessible only by steep climbs over densely forested islands. Through captivating clear simplicity, discover an underwater world that is a dazzling kaleidoscope of color and life. Watch from your kayak as turtles, sharks, barracudas and multitudes of colorful reef fish glide among dense coral formations sprinkled with giant clams, sea whips and colorful anemone.
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23 of 24 people found the following review helpful
This is a beautifully designed kayak, eliciting oohs and ahs from all who see it.
It will function best on lakes, beaches, calm water, clear, clean water with good visibility.
Inflation is very efficient. Boat is very solidly constructed.
Excellent for leisurely drifting, paddling around, or snorkling.
It will function best on lakes, beaches, calm water, clear, clean water with good visibility.
Inflation is very efficient. Boat is very solidly constructed.
Excellent for leisurely drifting, paddling around, or snorkling.
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
This kayak is great - it blows up in 5 minutes and you can get great depths. I suggest blowing it up really tight or else the viewing panel will bubble a bit.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Really great little boat. Actually not so little, one of the roomier kayaks I've been in, here are the pros:Comfortable, Roomy w/ Great Storage Space, Stable - Good for diving & Snorkeling, Several Durable Air Chambers w/ rugged outer hull fabric, Cool little window, good vis in clear water.
And here are the cons:
Kind of slow moving in the water, Takes a bit more effort to paddle than a slim rigid hull design, My window is still fine, but I bet you could scratch it dragging along a sandy beach.
And here are the cons:
Kind of slow moving in the water, Takes a bit more effort to paddle than a slim rigid hull design, My window is still fine, but I bet you could scratch it dragging along a sandy beach.
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