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Fishing Kayak Reviews
About Our Customers' Reviews
We rolled out our first kayak in 2004, and since then we've
been actively seeking our
customers' feedback. We use this input to assist our clients and improve their experience.
In the long run, our customers help determine the direction of our product
offering, as well as help us enhance the performance of what they already consider to be the
world's best fishing kayak, or as some of them say "the world's best personal fishing craft".
We normally publish reviews from customers who send us enough pictures,
and we publish reviews without pictures only in
special cases. Our customers' reviews feature the author's full name, and state.
Many of our customers have purchased more than one W kayak over the years, and therefore contributed more than one testimonial.
All of our local dealers and international distributors are W Kayak fans
who
realized the commercial potential in this business, and chose to
take the next step by reselling our kayaks locally, or in their country.
All of them actively use our
kayaks for paddling and fishing, and some for motorized boating.
None of these clients turned dealers had a kayak business before, and
they neither use nor resell any other fishing kayak
brand except ours.
We started our dealer program in 2011, and since then it has spawned
dozens of these new, customer-owned small businesses, which are yet
another powerful testimonial to the unique performance and value of our
kayaks. Therefore kayak reviews contributed by our dealers merit
particular attention.
We're no longer interested in getting 'professional' product reviews in
printed or online paddling and fishing magazines, or anonymous and under alias reviews
on forums and websites dedicated to these activities, because we've noticed that most of our clients neither pay attention nor
attribute particular value to either of these types of testimonials.
Types of Kayak Reviews
Different customers
contribute different reviews according to who they are, their previous
experience with kayaks and fishing, the time at which they wrote the review,
and the personal interest they have in their kayak. Some clients
contribute more than one review.
Kayak reviews typically belong to one or more of the following categories:
1. Initial ('First Impression') Review
A review written shortly after the customer took their kayak out for the
first time. The writer's previous experience (or lack thereof) with
kayaks is usually noticeable, and it can affect both their perception of
events, and their and account of them. The reader needs to take these
factors into account.
It can happen that some people with considerable experience in
traditional kayaking find it harder to get used to the W kayaking style,
and such difficulties eventually disappear in their later reviews.
People who don't follow basic instructions can also report occasional
problems, as expected from novices who are not in their element, and
have to face conditions such as big surf, a fast river stream, or a
swift tidal current - all of which are not recommended for a first trip.
2. Technical Review
A review contributed usually by a kayak angler looking to share their
technical observations, as well as information about various outfitting
('rigging') projects they undertook. Such projects came to be in order
to adapt the kayak performance to a particular style of fishing (e.g.
fly fishing, flats fishing, offshore fishing, bass fishing, stand up
kayak fishing, oceanographic research etc.), and it involves accessories
(e.g. rod holders, paddle holders) or additional modes of propulsion,
such as rowing oars, a trolling motor, an outboard gas motor, or a sail.
More about our clients' kayak rigging projects >
3. Kayaking and Fishing Trip Reports
Our website features hundreds of fishing and paddling trip reports
contributed by customers in four continents. A number of these vivid
accounts feature on this kayak reviews page, since their author had
chosen to review their W kayak through a testimonial about a trip they
made by themselves or together with others.
Some customers have contributed dozens of reports each, and they feature in a special section of this website labeled 'Contributors' >
Interestingly, whether their initial experience with their W kayak was
good or not, all these people report an increasing degree of
satisfaction from their W kayaks the more time they spend in them.
4. Problem or Disability Related Reviews
Many people suffer from a problem or disability that prevents them from
using common kayaks, I.E. sit-in, SOT, and hybrid kayaks. Such problems
are typically related to age, weight, back problems, leg problems, and
other physical conditions, and often involve more than one issue.
The kayak reviews these customers contribute are particularly revealing,
especially to readers who happen to be concerned by similar problems
and disabilities.
You can use the 'Search' function in our Fishing Kayak Blog and look for specific words related to the problem you're interested in (e.g. back pain, lumbar fusion, etc.)
5. Dealer Review
As previously explained, all our dealers are fans of our kayaks who've
decided to take the next step and resell them in their area. None of
these people had thought about getting into the kayak business before
encountering W kayaks, and all of them use our kayaks in their personal
lives for fishing, paddling, and motorizing. To us, our dealers are
first and foremost customers, and they speak not just for themselves,
but for others too.
Visiting our dealers' websites and talking to them can add considerable
insight to problems that our kayaks solve, and to the W experience in
general.
6. Comprehensive Review
Such reviews are rare, and they consist of a broad examination and
analysis of the W kayak's performance in comparison to other small craft
used for fishing, such as canoes and other kayaks. A comprehensive
review is in fact an article, written by a person who benefits from considerable
experience and knowledge in the field, who took the time to paddle the W
kayak and fish from it in various conditions.
A comprehensive review is
therefore different from the typical 'professional' review by a person
who got paid to take a kayak out for a trip, and give the public a
written account of their observations. The latter lacks the depth
required from a comprehensive review.
Professional
Reviews and Media Coverage
We no longer seek this kind of
testemonials, nor do we make any effort to have such reviews published,
since what counts for us is what our clients have to say.
We left these reviews in this page for their historic perspective:
April 2010: 'Launch Into
Kayak
Fishing' - By Kevin Blinkoff, Editor
ON THE
WATER
MAGAZINE - The Angler's Guide
"Wavewalk Kayak W500 - As
close to a catamaran as you can get in a kayak., the Wavewalk fishing
kayak boasts exceptional stability. Anglers have no problem fishing
while standing up in the Wavewalk, and with a little practice can even
stand while paddling, which is perfect for sight-fishing"
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March 2010: 'Super Stability' - New Products
FLORIDA SPORT FISHING
MAGAZINE
"Introducing
the world's most stable fishing kayak. Wavewalk's W500 was designed for
stand-up fishing and paddling in full confidence and safety, enabling
anglers to switch between multiple positions to stay fresh and
comfortable for hours on end. Although it's just 136 inches long, the
W500 offers 14 cubic feet of internal, dry, accessible storage space
for your fishing tackle and gear - more than any traditional kayak
configuration. The W500 also tracks as straight as an arrow thanks to
its twin-hull design. The immersed profiles of the kayak's twin hulls
also act as multiple hard chines, offering a high level of lateral
resistance and enhanced stability."
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February 2009:
'Wavewalk' - Best Boats &
Latest Trends
KAYAK ANGLER - The Kayak
Fishing
Magazine
"Patented,
true twin hull for maximum stability and ocean standup fishing and
paddling. The 14" high saddle enables new positions, reduces fatigue,
and eliminates back pains. Spacious cockpit offers protection for 1-2
adults, and 10 cu. ft. of dry storage. Launch, go and beach anywhere."
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August 2008:
'Wavewalk Fishing Kayak' - New Tackle & Gear
TEXAS SALTWATER
FISHING MAGAZINE
"The
world's most stable
and comfortable fishing kayak was designed for standup paddling and
fishing in full confidence, including in moving water. It allows you to
switch between multiple positions so that you can stay fresh and feel
comfortable for long hours. Although it's just 10' 4" long it offers 10
cubic ft of dry storage space for your tackle and gear - more than any
kayak does. This kayak is also easier to launch and beach in the surf,
and you can use it for surf playing standing up. US utility patent #
6871608."
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January 2008:
'Wavewalk Fishing Kayaks'
TEXAS
FISH & GAME,
Coastal
Edition, 2008 Boat Buyer Guide
"You
wish there
was a fishing kayak stable enough to stand in? There is - the
Wavewalk, which comes in both fishing and hunting models. These 10'2"
long, roto-molded catamaran-style kayaks can carry up to 320-lbs and
draft only four inches with a 160-lb load."
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June 2007:
'OFF THE WALL' - Article by Mike McCrea
PADDLER
MAGAZINE
Official
Magazine of the ACA (American Canoe Association)
Volume 27, Issue No. 4 (July/August) - Gear Review
"W
KAYAK,
WAVEWALK
The
Wavewalk
takes outside-the-box thinking to a whole new level.
A twin-hulled catamaran kayak with a large open cockpit and
longitudinal bench-style seat, the design in unique and necessitates
some paddling experimentation and a bit of a learning process.
Or perhaps an unlearning process, as the paddler realizes that routine
and long-accustomed-to canoe or kayak technique isn't entirely
applicable to paddling the Wavewalk; leaned turns are different, trim
for condition is essential and easily altered. Switching from sitting
to standing to crouching all come into play in varying conditions, and
all positions are easily achieved.
It is simple to shift positions on the fly and sit, stand, or kneel
anywhere along the 54-inch-long bench seat. This ability to easily
shift weight and position is especially important in turning the
Wavewalk. Shift a hip or thigh, or offset a foot pressure to
push
down
on one hull, and the Wavewalk will curve into the turn. Even
a
standing turn can be performed with solid stability.
The Wavewalk is a design unlike any we've paddled before. The more
confident we became in the Wavewalk, the more possibilities opened up.
We're still exploring and still learning. And that's part of the fun."
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May 2007:
‘Wavewalk Fishing Kayaks’ in the 'New Products' section of Texas
Fish &
Game Magazine,
Coastal Edition:
"New,
patented twinhull kayaks offering extreme stability
that enables paddling and fishing standing in freshwater as well as
saltwater,
easy launching and beaching, high performance in the surf and enhanced
capabilities in shallow water. The catamaran design guarantees good
tracking,
and the hulls’ lateral buoyancy is high enough to allow leaning into
the turn
for easy, rudderless steering. W kayaks feature a 14” high longitudinal
saddle,
which establishes new standards in ergonomics and comfort in the four
basic
positions, which are sitting, riding, kneeling and standing, as well as
numerous intermediary positions: The passengers can switch anytime
between any
of these positions and reduce fatigue, leg numbness and back pain. W
Kayaks
offer a big, dry and accessible storage space within their hulls and
spacious
cockpit …They fit and carrack – no special kayak rack is required…"
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April 2007:
"Wavewalk W Kayak" in 'Beach gear with pizzazz' - a
section of 'Executive Living', Central Florida's Lifestyle Magazine,
from the Orlando Business Journal:
"This
patented twin hull kayak allows you to actually surf your kayak on the
waves standing up. It is easy for both adults and children to launch,
paddle and control in the surf. Its stability makes it great for
novices and fishermen..."
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September
2006: The Denver
Museum of
Nature
& Science
chose to exhibit a W Kayak to represent innovations in boat design and
engineering at the 'Engineer It!' exhibition (09/29/2006 - 01/01/2007).
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September
2006: "WaveWalk Kayaks" in 'Casting Off - Latest in
Boats & Power' - Florida
Sportsman Magazine:
"The
WaveWalk kayak enables fishing and paddling in several positions,
including standing, which improves comfort and reduces fatigue... It
offers a big and dry storage space within the cockpit..."
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February
2006: "WaveWalk W Kayaks"- New boat review in the Feb/Mar issue of Shallow
Water
Angler Magazine,
The
Magazine of Inshore Saltwater Fishing:
"...Twin-hulled
W Kayaks allow anglers to stand while searching for fish or casting.
The boat tracks like a catamaran, and turns without a rudder when the
pilot leans into a turn. You can paddle while standing,
kneeling
or sitting..."
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October 2005:
The W Kayak on the cover of the inaugural issue of the MIT Sloan
Magazine Photo by John Earle -
"...Our
solution
came in the form of a uniquely designed kayak called the Wavewalk..." |
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September
2005: "A Personal Catamaran" - A boat design article by Yoav Rosen in Multihulls
Magazine
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July 29,
2005: "WaveWalk" Article and boat review by Adam
Bolonsky
in
WaveLenghth Magazine
"...Meanwhile
I
was standing in my WaveWalk—every kid’s dream, to stand
on water.
Finally I got the hang of it. A Greenland-style sliding stroke was the
best way, I discovered, to get the paddle blades deep enough into the
water to generate torque...
...I
straightened my right knee, flexed up my left, and felt the increase in
pressure on the starboard hull of the WaveWalk force the hull’s outside
chine deep
into the water. The WaveWalk carved a left turn as neatly
as an
edged ski, yet without loss of balance. Then I reversed the move. An
S-curve. This was fun. I tried it again...
...As a kayak fisherman, I have long lamented the traditional sea
kayak’s limitations. In a sea kayak all you do is sit, and you do that
a lot. My most comfortable trips have always been those to sand flats
where I have walked and stalked fish, or those with multiple-stop
destinations, if only because I could step out of my cockpit
frequently. With the WaveWalk, you can stand when
you want
and it’s no party trick. And more important—when you stand you don’t
lose propulsion. What a fun and useful craft this
would be,
I thought, on places like Cape Cod’s Monomoy or Billingsgate sandbars,
or for fly fishermen who want to stand, with a stripping basket, and to
float flies towards deadheads and logs in search of largemouth. As for
kids, well, this boat would be perfect. It’s easy to paddle, it’s
stable, it’s car-toppable (two will fit on the roof of my Corolla
wagon), and two or three kids could fit in one.
...A
true
double-ender, you simply swivel on its bench if you want to reverse
direction. To stand, you do just that. To land, you paddle hard, scoot
back on the bench to lift the bows up, then slide onto land over roots,
rocks or stumps. Launching is the reverse: scootch down the bench like
a rider urging his horse forward, and feel your momentum slide your
craft down the beach.
...What’s
most
refreshing about the WaveWalk is its lack of pretension.
This is a
boat designed and constructed to liberate a paddler from concerns about
paddling form, good technique, expeditions, navigation, rescue ops or
one’s rank in the pecking order of local paddling hotshots. Though you
can use such frills as J-strokes, bow and stern rudders, sweep turns
and so on, it’s just so much easier to stand and crimp the boat around
with alternated degrees of foot pressure...
...it’s fun to paddle and well constructed. It will appeal to the camp
and family market, and to kayak fishermen and photographers."
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June 13,
2005: "To walk on the Water" - Article by Wu Mei in
China
Business News,
Shanghai, China
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May 27, 2005:
Article about WaveWalk by Walter
Ying
in City Express, Hang
Zhou - Zhe
Jiang province, China Article
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February
2005: Short documentary by Sebastian Basco- Wildmind Productions
for Italian
TV show for teenagers
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November 29
2004: Article by Kaede
Seville in the Nikkei
Marketing Journal
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September
26 2004: "The
Dreamer"
Article by Stephen
Jermanok
The Boston Globe
- Sunday
Magazine / Profile
"I
am startled
by
the
ease
of navigating and the quickness of the boat. Then I bolt
upright..."
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August
2 2004: "Inventing
a Way to Walk on Water"
Article by Teresa
Riordan
The New
York Times
- Business / Patents Section
This article was reprinted by
America
Online (AOL)
and The International
Herald Tribune
(IHT), and echoed by electronic
and printed
media worldwide
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April
12, 2004: Boat review by Adam
Pearsall, whitewater canoeist and canoe designer, founder of cboats.net
"...Two weeks or so ago I had
the
chance to paddle Yoav's W Boat. Here are my impressions:
1) It is MUCH narrower in person than it looks in the images (this is a
good thing)
2) It is VERY stable
3) It is as easy to paddle standing as sitting, and is very stable fore
and aft as well.
4) You CAN paddle it with a single blade, but I admittedly found it a
bit easier with a double-blade (I probably needed a longer paddle,
though...I had one of my C1 sticks).
...The boat is VERY stable, you
can bounce up and down in it (it's quite fun, actually), and the
plastic is good stuff (hard enough not to get scratched too badly be
dragging it over the ground or "penguin leaps", but suprisingly light
for it's size). For a rec. boat it would be great ... or any type of
boating where you
want a durable, stable platform.
Yes, it's still quite fast (not sea-kayak fast, of course, but I'd
guess faster than your average rec boat)..."
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March 2002:
Massachusetts
Institute of
Technology (MIT)
MIT Entrepreneurship
Competition
-Team
WaveWalk makes it to the semi
finals with its business plan for innovative water sports equipment.
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Note: This page offers select information.
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US Patent #6871608
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Fishing Kayak Review
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Gignac, Ontario, Canada
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Rigged
Fishing
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Gary Rankel,
Florida
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W500
Kayak Review
Tim Kerr, New
York
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W500
Fishing
Kayak Review
Robert
Fisher, Texas
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W500
Kayak Review
Mark Mayton,
New
York
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W500
Fishing
Kayak Review
Noel
Mascarenhas, Texas
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W500
Fishing
Kayak Review
Roxanne
Davis, Connecticut
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Fishing
Kayak Review
Norm
Craig, Rhode Island
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Kayaks from the new W500 series are faster and more stable than kayaks from the W300 series were.
Our W300 series
kayaks were shorter and narrower that the present W500 series, and featured a
higher spray deflector. The W300 hulls were only 6" wide each, compared
with the 8" wide hulls of the W500 series.
In 2008, we lowered the W300's spray deflector, and the 2008 W300 became more popular than the early W300 series -
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Review of W300 Fishing Kayak |
Chris
Ott,
Massachusetts |
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W300
Fishing Kayak Review |
Donavan
Campbell, North Carolina
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W300
Fishing Kayak Review |
Doug
Hord,
Long Island, New York
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W300
Fishing Kayak Review |
Jerry
Kushner, Kentucky
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W300
Fishing Kayak Review |
Jesse
Hamilton, Southern California |
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W300
Fishing
Kayak Review |
Bob
Sandeen,
Arizona |
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W300
Fishing
Kayak Review |
John
Brown,
Alabama
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W300
Fishing
Kayak Review
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Robert
Young, W. Florida |
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W300
Fishing
Kayak Review
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Don
Rainey, N. California |
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W300
Fishing
Kayak Review
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John
Fabina, Wisconsin |
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W300
Fishing Kayak Review
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Fred
Jelinek,
North Carolina |
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Traveling
With W300 Kayak
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Harry
Smallwood, Nevada |
| NO PICTURE |
Paddler's
Review of W300 Kayak
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Jeremy
Eisler,
Mississippi
|
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My
Motorized Kayak Fishing
Machine
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Roxanne
Davis, Connecticut |
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Wavewalk
Fishing
Kayak Review
|
Dennis
Vircks, California |
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Wavewalk
Fishing
Kayak Review |
Jeff
Lenkowski, Massachusetts
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Kayaks
for Photography and Fishing
Trips
|
Scott
Johnson, Minnesota |
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Kayak
Fishing Dad & Son |
Scott
Swope,
Florida
|
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W300
Fishing
Kayak Review
|
Bevans
Welder,
Fisherman and Wave Walker, Texas |
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Saltwater
Fisherman's 2008
W
Kayak
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Brandon
& Katie Cutter,
Cape Cod, Massachusetts |
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Fly
Fisherman's W300
Kayak Review
|
Craig
Masterman, Massachusetts |
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Fly
Fisherman's W300 Kayak Review
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Ben
Ciliberto, Pennsylvania |
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W300
Wavewalk Kayak
Review |
Father
and 9 year old daughter reviewing their 2008 W Kayak.
Tom & Jenny Buddington,
Florida |
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Family
Paddling W300 Kayak
|
Jane,
her daughter, and her grandchildren paddling their 08' W
Kayak for the 1st time. San Diego, California |
Prehistory: The Early W300 Series - Customer W Kayak Reviews
From 2004 to 2007
 Jeff
McGovern
- About
The W
Kayak A
Floridian expert
kayak fisherman's boat review |
 W
Kayak
outfitted with electric
trolling motor Dan
Carroll, Vermont
|
 2007
Outrigger Rowing
Fishing Kayak By Wayne Taylor, Florida
|
 Kayak
Angler
Reviews his 2007
W Kayak Dan
Carroll, Vermont |
 Testing
The W
Kayak (2007) Professional
Review by Ed Wesley |
 Wavewalk Fishing Kayak Review By Jo
Mares, a
professional
boat designer and offshore saltwater kayak fisherman from Key West, Florida
|
 Cap'n
Ron reviews his 2007 W kayak used as
tender for
his
sailing yacht, Puget
Sound,
Washington |
 A
sea
kayaker's review of her W kayak. Norma Cavello, Connecticut |
 Scott
Johnson -
Big
game kayak bow hunter, Minnesota |
 Offshore fishing kayak
review By
Troy Smith, Texas |
 Fly Fishing Kayak Review By Jamie Harter, Wisconsin |
 Paul's Retrofitted fishing kayak -
Connecticut |
 Jim Purtell, Wisconsin kayak fisherman, reviews his W300 kayak |
 Andrew
Kumler,
Oregon kayak fly fisherman |
 Brandon Cutter's
W300 F2 -
Cape Cod, Massachusetts |
 Gary Rankel's
Outfitted W300
Kayak - Florida |
 W Kayak
Review By Jim
McGilvray, United
Kingdom |
 Fishing
kayak with folding inflatable wheel By John
Putnam, Massachusetts |
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