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Tributary Tomcat Solo Inflatable Kayak
$650.00
The Tributary Tomcat Solo is a great entry-level inflatable kayak with high-performance features. Three main air chambers for safety and an inflatable thwart seat for support and comfort.
- Heavy-duty PVC outer shell encloses the rugged vinyl AIREcell inner bladder.
- Three chamber hull design for safety.
- The inflatable thwart seat provides great back support and can be located where you want it.
- High-quality Summit II valves make inflation and deflation easy.
- Self-bailing floor quickly drains away water.
- 12 pairs of cargo loops for easy attachment of dry bags, gear and accessories.
- Large grab loops at bow and stern for an easy carry.
- Repair kit included.
- One-year warranty.
More Information
- Length: 10' 3"
- Width: 36"
- Weight: 40 lbs.
- Tube Diameter: 11.5"
- Number of Thwarts: 1
- Bow Kick: 15"
- Stern Kick: 15"
- Number of Air Chambers: 3
- Valve Type: Summit
- Self Bailing: Yes
- Type of Material: PVC
- Weight/Denier of Tube Material: 30/500
- Weight/Denier of Floor Material: 32/1000
- Number of D-rings: 0
- Number of Handles: 2
- Center Compartment Width: 13"
- Repair Kit: Yes
- Warranty: 1 Years Retail, 1 Years Commercial
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Pros
- Adjustable Seat
- Comfortable
- Stable
Cons
- Slow
Best Uses
- Kayak Camping
- Rapids
Comments about Tributary Tomcat Solo Inflatable Kayak:
Very good for whitewater, if you cant roll a hardside kayak
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what is the whitewater rateing on this boatAsked on 1/18/2013 by none from albuquerque, nm1 answer
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Inflatable kayaks, piloted by experienced paddlers, run very intense whitewater. To do that successfully you need to add thigh straps and foot braces.Answered on 1/18/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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