Y'all might want to check this out!!!

It was not supposed to be released yet to the public, but the cat is out of the bag now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2hYfrudcpc&feature=youtu.be

Nice Thats a big game changer! I want one ! $$$

 


Did I see correctly...is that an interchangeable well with options for pedals or a motor?

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For the motor version of course it is required.

Did I see correctly...is that an interchangeable well with options for pedals or a motor?

Yes.

Ugh! I swore I wasnt going to but a new yak! but I have to have one of those!!!!

Nope, not for this cowboy. I like old school paddling. It looks top heavy too in that the seat is fairly high. I am sure it will sell like hot cakes though.

Nope, not for this cowboy. I like old school paddling. It looks top heavy too in that the seat is fairly high. I am sure it will sell like hot cakes though.

Hull design is good on all the kayaks it will work. It will be super stable.

I wonder if its something that can be put into any of their new kayaks for example the thresher where they have the ff box.  Perhaps they built the thresher with this in mind. If it is, im definately going for the thresher as my next yak, having this as an option is going to be awesome.

34" wide, and 86 pounds. That is a beast!

Did I see correctly...is that an interchangeable well with options for pedals or a motor?

Yes.

That orange colored kayak with the pedal system looks different from the ATAK. Its front carrying handle runs front to back, not side to side like on the ATAK, and is lacking the ATAK's rear hatch.

Any idea on who is making the drive for them? Same as Native or different manufacture?

I wonder if its something that can be put into any of their new kayaks for example the thresher where they have the ff box.  Perhaps they built the thresher with this in mind. If it is, im definately going for the thresher as my next yak, having this as an option is going to be awesome.

YES!

I can't say any more about what else it will fit.

34" wide, and 86 pounds. That is a beast!

That is the ATAK. Really designed for salt flats, ponds, etc. More east coast and south on that one in my opinion. Thresher is more for here o the coast. The ATAK is super stable for standing, maybe more so than any other kayak out there.

Did I see correctly...is that an interchangeable well with options for pedals or a motor?

Yes.

That orange colored kayak with the pedal system looks different from the ATAK. Its front carrying handle runs front to back, not side to side like on the ATAK, and is lacking the ATAK's rear hatch.

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