NDK Romany S RM
Posted by admin on October 8, 2010
The kayak has been designed to fit a range of kayakers from approx 5ft 4inch to 6ft 4inches tall. The kayak has plenty of room for large feet and a low back deck to facilitate an easy layback roll. The seat can be raised for the smaller paddler. The kayak has a ridge along the front deck and hull to help stiffen the kayak. The kayak has twenty one recessed deck fittings to allow a choice of storage locations for split paddles (Spare paddles) etc.
The kayak has a Keyhole cockpit. The kayak has fairly boxy rails offering good initial and secondary stability. A flattish hull promoting better surfing characteristics, this also helps in a following sea. Kayaks in both specification come with three hatches to include a day hatch just behind the paddler, footrests, wire Kari-Tek skeg system with the slide control for the skeg at seam level, back rest, deck lines, compass recess and toggles. With the fiberglass cockpit rim a cheaper nylon spray deck can be used.
A day/weekend kayak for the medium to large paddler, length: 489 cm/ 16.04 Ft, width: 54 cm/ 21.26 in, depth: 33 cm/13in, overall volume: 282.5 liters.
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Greg did a good job with this. The 2* is a little more than it used to be. We went through several strokes - even one I've never really used before. Even messing around in the canoe was interesting too. Greg's feedback at the end of the day was good. For me anyway - he pointed out something I really would have not noticed otherwise. - Rich C.





