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Updated on 12/19/2024

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Lifetime Youth Wave Kayak (Paddle Included), Blue, 6'

Description

Ergonomic Cockpit Design Enhances Balance and Motor Skills

Molded finger handles on each side of the kayak

Reverse chine for enhanced stability with swim-up step

Lightweight 18 lb. Design - 130 lb. Weight Capacity

Recommended for Ages 5 and Up with Adult Supervision - Paddle Included

Things we like

The building was put together with high-quality components.
Long-lasting and resistant to the force of blows
Very stable
It is simple to maneuver.
A swim-up deck at the rear of the vessel
There are a variety of footrest placements to accommodate the various kayaking techniques.

Things we don't like

It is not possible to add a seat to this kayak

Summary

Frequently Asked Questions

does it come with a seat pad and back? is it necessary. doesn't look very comfortable for long trips. if no, which brand would fit the best?

A seat back would render the swim up deck on the back of this kayak useless. My kiddos have zero problems with no seat back. They prefer it over the kayaks that do have them. A simple boat seat cushion from Walmart can be placed to pad the seat and will also float if the child (by some off chance) flips the boat. Mine has only done it once and it took some serious goofing off in some rapids to accomplish the boat flip

Does this come with the paddle?

I ordered the pink one and it did, it is a two piece paddle that comes apart in the middle with a "push button" to store.

Would this be suitable for river kayaking?

My 7 year old has taken it down a river with small Rapids. Most of it depends on the age of children that are on it and their comfort level on the river. Adults have no balance on it.