* Length: 18 ft / 5.18 m
* Width: 28 in / 72 cm
* Height: 12 in / 30.5 cm
* Weight: 83.8 lbs / 38 kg
* Maximum Capacity: 225 lbs / 102 kg
* Cockpit Dimensions: 18.1 x 38 in / 96.5 x 46 cm
* Min/Max Paddle Weight: 120 to 225 lbs / 55 to 102 kg
* Load Limit: 549 lbs / 249 kg
* Total Volume: 103 gal / 390 L
* Type of Chine: Soft
* Béluga Skirt size: 4XLarge

Best Used for:
* Flat Water
* Rough Water
* Day Touring
* Multi-Day Touring
* Mid to large sized paddlers

Features:
* Flex 4 Seat with Drytech (fully adjustable)
* Self Rescue safety straps
* High visibility deck safety line
* 2 sealed storage hatches &3 bulkheads
* Rudder system
* Primary stability is a reflection of how stable the kayak feels while sitting still on a calm body of water. A high primary stability is perfect for beginners, photographers and fisherman alike
* Secondary stability is the stability felt while edging the boat (leaning the kayak on one side using your hips). A kayak with a poor secondary will require a stronger bracing technique to edge with confidence
* Handling vs Tracking: There is no right or wrong answer here. A kayak that tracks more (more grey) will be easy to keep on a straight course. A loose kayak (more blue) will be easy to turn on a dime and change direction quickly
* Speed: This is the general speed of the kayak, combining acceleration, cruising speed, top speed and how easy it is to keep
* Storage: This represents the total inside storage volume the kayak offers. Rudder equipped kayaks tend to have more storage compared to skegs that take up some space in the rear hatch. A high rating for storage is perfect for a touring paddler