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The Dagger Phantom is a high-performance sit inside whitewater kayak that has quickly gained popularity in the paddling community. It has already won several short boat class podiums even before its official launch.
One of the standout features of the Phantom is its ability to stay high-and-dry on the water while maintaining exceptional speed through holes and drops. It strikes the perfect balance between tracking and maneuverability, allowing paddlers to quickly change direction when on edge.
The volume of the Phantom has been meticulously optimized to enhance both performance and fit. It offers sizing options that can accommodate various paddler heights and sizes, ensuring a comfortable experience for all users.
The Dagger Phantom does not come with a paddle. Paddlers must purchase the paddle separately.
If you are considering using your own paddle, it is recommended to look into a whitewater paddle with a length between 194CM to 203CM. This size range is typically suitable for creek kayaking and will ensure optimal performance with the Phantom.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it come with ores?
No the paddle must be purchased separately.
Are the ores the typical size, or much smaller? I have a long kayak but I wanted a a creek kayak and smaller. Will my regular ors work with this kay?
You should look into a whitewater paddle. Generally 194CM to 203CM.
