Advanced Elements Attack Whitewater PRO Inflatable Kayak
Product Information
SPECS:
Length: 9’9”
Width: 35”
Weight: 25.5 lbs / 11.5 kg
Maximum weight: 225 lbs / 102 kg
Maximum paddler height: 6’+
Chambers: 3
STYLE/DESIGN:
Built for 1 person
TECHNOLOGY:
Tough drop stitch floor to improve tracking, hull speed, and rigidity
2-way military valve
StraitEdge™ system for effective, unique bow design
FEATURES:
Self-bailing ports to help avoid sinkage
Durable PVC tarpaulin construction
12” bow/stern to make faster turns
6 D-ring tie-downs
Stern deck cargo bay to store gear
Foot pegs and thigh straps for increased comfort
Rubber handles molded for optimal grip
Duffel bag with shoulder straps to make transport easier
Owner’s manual and repair kit included
Pump sold separately
Country of Origin : Imported
Style : AE1051-Y
Brand : Advanced Elements
Specifications
Carry Weight
25.5 lbs
Dimensions
9′ 9″ L x 35″ W
Inflatable
Yes
Length
9′ 9″
Materials
Durable PVC tarpaulin construction
Max Weight Capacity
225 lbs
Paddle Included
No
Recommended Use
Recreation
Seat Style
One person sit-inside
8 reviews for Advanced Elements Attack Whitewater PRO Inflatable Kayak
Rated 5 out of 5
The one –
The Straitedge 2 inflatable kayak is my 2nd inflatable kayak purchase and you defiantly get what you pay for with this kayak! It is high quality and very durable. It is easy to paddle and easy to inflate. Well worth the money!
Rated 5 out of 5
Chidim –
I’m very impressed and happy.
We have been using our 13’ Feelfree Corona tandem
So that’s what I have to compare.
Staitedge2 is well made and comfortable.
Much lighter so fast in the water
Only walks back and forth slightly under heavy row.
Fin support is not that good.
Probably concerned with hitting something but
Could improve fin mount
Inflates deflates in 3 minutes
Perfect to take in our new camper
Rated 5 out of 5
Abaji –
I already own the straitedge and now this StraitEdge2 Pro will complete our setup. Same good quality than my old straitedge
Rated 5 out of 5
Xavier –
While the emphasis is on performance and durability, the kayak may include features such as adjustable seats and backrests for increased comfort during long whitewater outings.
Rated 5 out of 5
Russel –
Users often find the kayak’s setup process to be relatively straightforward. It typically involves inflating the kayak and securing the seats and accessories before hitting
Rated 5 out of 5
Crystal –
Being an inflatable kayak, the Attack Whitewater PRO offers the advantage of portability. It can be deflated, rolled up, and stored in a compact
Rated 5 out of 5
Giron –
I am a whitewater kayaker and previously only had tried whitewater kayaks. I went through the whole novice phase where trying to paddle just turns you around and around – not to mention, extremely frustrating. White water kayaks are meant to spin very easily because you want to be able to maneuver your kayak really quickly when you are in the rapids or among rocks or other hazards. Speed is much less of a concern with a white water kayak since, well, the water is already moving, so you don’t need to paddle very hard.
Rated 5 out of 5
Lejon –
I love this kayak! When I first heard of inflatable kayaks, I thought pool toy. This is so durable and so far from that! I read every description and review several times before purchasing. I wanted a kayak I could tote myself, and a tandem that maybe I could get my hubby in. My reluctant husband likes it too and feels 100 Percent comfortable and safe in it. It would be super hard to overturn. I have had kids get in and out of it in the water when using it to swim, etc… I can take it out by myself, but I have had a lot of fun taking out people who have never kayaked or are unsure! It is difficult for me to get out of a typical kayak due to an injury and I am not young, and I have to have someone help me get out. I get out of this on my own with no problem.
The one –
The Straitedge 2 inflatable kayak is my 2nd inflatable kayak purchase and you defiantly get what you pay for with this kayak! It is high quality and very durable. It is easy to paddle and easy to inflate. Well worth the money!
Chidim –
I’m very impressed and happy.
We have been using our 13’ Feelfree Corona tandem
So that’s what I have to compare.
Staitedge2 is well made and comfortable.
Much lighter so fast in the water
Only walks back and forth slightly under heavy row.
Fin support is not that good.
Probably concerned with hitting something but
Could improve fin mount
Inflates deflates in 3 minutes
Perfect to take in our new camper
Abaji –
I already own the straitedge and now this StraitEdge2 Pro will complete our setup. Same good quality than my old straitedge
Xavier –
While the emphasis is on performance and durability, the kayak may include features such as adjustable seats and backrests for increased comfort during long whitewater outings.
Russel –
Users often find the kayak’s setup process to be relatively straightforward. It typically involves inflating the kayak and securing the seats and accessories before hitting
Crystal –
Being an inflatable kayak, the Attack Whitewater PRO offers the advantage of portability. It can be deflated, rolled up, and stored in a compact
Giron –
I am a whitewater kayaker and previously only had tried whitewater kayaks. I went through the whole novice phase where trying to paddle just turns you around and around – not to mention, extremely frustrating. White water kayaks are meant to spin very easily because you want to be able to maneuver your kayak really quickly when you are in the rapids or among rocks or other hazards. Speed is much less of a concern with a white water kayak since, well, the water is already moving, so you don’t need to paddle very hard.
Lejon –
I love this kayak! When I first heard of inflatable kayaks, I thought pool toy. This is so durable and so far from that! I read every description and review several times before purchasing. I wanted a kayak I could tote myself, and a tandem that maybe I could get my hubby in. My reluctant husband likes it too and feels 100 Percent comfortable and safe in it. It would be super hard to overturn. I have had kids get in and out of it in the water when using it to swim, etc… I can take it out by myself, but I have had a lot of fun taking out people who have never kayaked or are unsure! It is difficult for me to get out of a typical kayak due to an injury and I am not young, and I have to have someone help me get out. I get out of this on my own with no problem.