SPADE Full House Kayak
The Full House is the long awaited full creek kayak from SPADE. Plenty of rocker paired with a long waterline length make for a fast and agile kayak capable of skipping over those nasty holes while maintaining lightning downstream speed.
The Full House is 284cm long, 70cm wide and has a volume of 360L. While it sounds like a big boat on paper, it certainly doesn't paddle like one. The hull is a wide and stable without being boxy which reduces the chance of catching edges and giving you the ability to pull the nose up and over that pillow from any angle.
The tail is not slicey but it's slim enough to load slightly while on edge and the long waterline keeps you moving at great downstream speeds.
The Full House is the long awaited full creek kayak from SPADE. Plenty of rocker paired with a long waterline length make for a fast and agile kayak capable of skipping over those nasty holes while maintaining lightning downstream speed.
The Full House is 284cm long, 70cm wide and has a volume of 360L. While it sounds like a big boat on paper, it certainly doesn't paddle like one. The hull is a wide and stable without being boxy which reduces the chance of catching edges and giving you the ability to pull the nose up and over that pillow from any angle.
The tail is not slicey but it's slim enough to load slightly while on edge and the long waterline keeps you moving at great downstream speeds.
Original: $180,443.41
-70%$180,443.41
$54,133.02Description
The Full House is the long awaited full creek kayak from SPADE. Plenty of rocker paired with a long waterline length make for a fast and agile kayak capable of skipping over those nasty holes while maintaining lightning downstream speed.
The Full House is 284cm long, 70cm wide and has a volume of 360L. While it sounds like a big boat on paper, it certainly doesn't paddle like one. The hull is a wide and stable without being boxy which reduces the chance of catching edges and giving you the ability to pull the nose up and over that pillow from any angle.
The tail is not slicey but it's slim enough to load slightly while on edge and the long waterline keeps you moving at great downstream speeds.