Adults
Boat Weight … many adults keep their boat at home and carry it on their car to training sessions and races. A lighter boat means greater ease in lifting it on & off the car, and getting it down to the water. And of course, a lighter boat is a priority for marathon racers.
Comfort … well designed seats & footrests, and a rigid construction, enable us to spend longer periods of time in the boat, whether it's training for an upcoming competition or enjoying a slower pace with friends or family.
Vajda Ace/Accelero/Infusion II/ Supersonic - these are Vajda's top sprint kayak models but are a little more stable than other top models on the market so easier to manage for more experienced Masters paddlers.
Stability = 1.5; meets ICF specs.
Vajda Spirit /Cruiser - a model specially designed with Masters racers in mind; the same lines & fittings of Vajda's top sprint models but more stable. Available in various sizes and layups.
Stability = 3.5; meets ICF specs.
Vajda MSonic K1 - slightly more stable than the Spririt; big volume with a large cockpit. Available in one size only.
Stability = 4; meets ICF specs.
Kape Joker C1 - wider dimensions make this a great canoe for beginners or for paddlers looking for a more relaxing race or workout.
Stability = 4; meets ICF specs.
Tor K1 -one of Kirton’s most recent K1 designs, incorporating a cut-away foredeck and slimmer rear deck features.
Stability = 5; meets ICF specs.
Kape Master 46 K1 - stable but perfect for paddlers wanting a little more speed than the Civet Cat.
Stability = 6; meets ICF specs.
Vajda Civet Cat K1 – a fast, narrow touring model, ideal for fitness or racing.
Stability = 7; meets ICF & Touring Class specs.
Vajda Voyageur K1 - Vajda's Paracanoe model; a little more stable than the Civet Cat but sleeker up front; perfect for beginning adults.
Stability = 8; meets ICF, Touring Class and international Paracanoe specs.
Vajda Cat K2 - stable but light - great for Masters & Paracanoe athletes! Carbon kevlar models in stock - great for downriver racing!
Stability = 7; meets ICF and Touring Class and international Paracanoe specs.