The aesthetics of the Tsunami inspire performance and exploration with modern deck lines, while a focus on improving the paddler’s experience sees new features incorporated into the design – two removable mesh deck storage bags are perfect for stowing close-at-hand items, and an under-deck storage area provides another alternative for staging your favourite beverage. Small changes with big effects have also been integrated into the hull – the flared sidewalls and increased volume above the waterline have been improved to provide more confidence and stability, while the longer waterline has increased speed and efficiency. The Tsunami 125 is swift and agile, the spacious cockpit and deeper hull is ideal for day trippers. A touring kayak that excels in tight, twisting environments. https://paddlesportsmegastore.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/WS_Tsunami125_4K_360.mp4 Specifications: LENGTH: 12′ 9″ / 388 CM WIDTH: 26″ / 66 CM BOAT WEIGHT: 54 LBS. / 24.5 KG DECK HEIGHT: 15″ / 38 CM COCKPIT LENGTH: 36″ / 91 CM COCKPIT WIDTH: 20″ / 51 CM MAX CAPACITY: 300 LBS. / 136 KG Details Phase 3® AirPro tour seat The most comfortable kayak seat out there. The Tsunami’s Phase 3® AirPro seat has improved adjustability allowing the seat to trim forward and back, and has improved back strap routing for extra comfort. Under-deck water bottle holder Keep your water bottle close and out of the way. The holder tucks your water bottle up to the deck and keeps it clear for easy entry and exits. Deck gear pockets Mesh deck gear pockets keep your important smaller items secure and within reach. Hatch & sealed bulkheads Hatches and sealed bulkheads provide easy and dry storage for your gear. Slidelock XL adjustable foot braces With the Slidelock foot brace, adjusting the foot positioning is effortless. It is designed to put the positioning at your fingertips via an extension rod, so you do not have to reach down into the hull searching for the hidden trigger. The Slidelock is created to provide a secure position for your foot and resist any “pop out” movements.
