Old Town 15ft 3in Dirigo Tandem Plus Recreational Double Kayak

A tandem variation of Old Town's prominent Dirigo Series of entertainment kayaks. This innovation layout offers you more-precise control while still providing huge non-confining cabins. Easy-access storage space locations feature a dashboard completely dry hatch for pocketbook, glasses or your mobile phone. FEATURES: \* OT Cushioned Seat \* Click Seal hatch with bulkhead \* Detachable child/pet seat ideal for a traveler up to 60 lbs \* Glove box hatch for primaries, pocketbook \* Upper leg pads \* Modifiable foot braces \* Retractable hold takes care of \* Paddle owner \* Mug owner \* Deck bungee \* Stabil-form ™ hull layout SPECS: \* Length: 15' 3" / 4.7 m \* Size: 29.5" / 74.9 cm \* Front Cockpit: 19.75" x 39.75" / 50.2 x 101 cm \* Cockpit: 20" x 49.5" / 50.8 x 125.7 cm \* Deck Elevation: 14" / 35.6 cm \* Weight 80 lbs / 36 kg \* Maximum Load Variety 425 - 475 lbs / 192.7 - 215.5 kg

2 committed, roomy cabins provide enough room.

A tandem variation of Old Town's prominent recreational kayak, the Dirigo Tandem And includes precise control and two huge, devoted cabins. Easy-access storage space locations feature a dashboard completely dry hatch for small essentials and a trademarked Click Seal hatch.

Functions

• Cushioned seat
• Click Seal hatch with bulkhead
• Detachable child/pet seat for a traveler up to 60 pounds
• Glove box hatch for primaries, pocketbook, and other small essentials
• Upper leg cushions
• Modifiable foot readies
• Retractable hold takes care of
• Paddle owner
• Mug owner
• Deck bungee
• Stabil-form hull layout

Specs

• 15-foot, three-inch length
• 29.5-inch width
• Front cockpit measures 19.75-by-39.75 inches (W x D)
• Back cockpit measures 20-by-49.5 inches (W x D)
• 14-inch deck elevation
• 80-pound weight
• 475-pound optimum tons

Regarding Old Town
Old Town has a lengthy practice of impressive modern technology, dating back to 1898, when the business built its very first wood-and-canvas canoe, based on an Indigenous American birch bark layout. In 1940, the business made the traditional seal-skin kayak layout in even more durable wood-and-canvas, and later introduced light-weight fiberglass designs in the '50s.

Today, Old Town regularly makes every effort to advance the art of paddling with layout enhancements and lighter, much more durable materials, such as three-layer polyethylene and Superlinear innovations.