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Sea Kayaks

While sea kayaks were originally designed for use on the ocean, they are at home on any large body of water or in situations where you want move efficiently for a long distance. Sea kayaks are the nearest ancestor of the original kayaks created by the Inuit and Aleut peoples of the Arctic. These original kayaks were often quite narrow and fairly long. This help them move efficiently through the water even when the wind blows and the waves get large. This makes them well suited for any body of water where the conditions may get rough or if you just want to be able to go a long distance with a minimum of effort.

S&G Guillemot

S&G Guillemot

A stitch and glue interpretation of the Guillemot

Razor Billed Auk

Razor Billed Auk

A fast, responsive sea kayak for open water and close to shore

Petrel

Petrel

A rough water play kayak

Hybrid Night Heron - High Deck

Hybrid Night Heron - High Deck

A beautiful hybrid for taller paddlers

Hybrid Night Heron

Hybrid Night Heron

The beauty of a strip-built deck with the quick construction of a stitch and glue hull

Greenland Night Heron

Greenland Night Heron

A responsive boat for Greeland style aficionados

Stitch and Glue Night Heron

Stitch and Glue Night Heron

A capable high performance sea kayak built using the stitch and glue method

Aleutesque

Aleutesque

A sleek and fast kayak loosely based on Aleut Baidarkas

Play

Play

A responsive and playful sea kayak