Reel Yaks Radar Modular Fishing Kayak - 10ft Lightweight, Sit On Top Kayak for Adults & Youth - Stable & Portable, Ideal Space-Saving Design for Travel - 400 lbs Capacity
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Style: Fin Drive
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- SMOOTH & EFFICIENT FIN DRIVE Glide with stealth and ease using our lightweight kayak pedal drive fin system. At just 400 lbs, its knee-friendly, won't snag on weeds, and built for quiet, hands-free propulsion in shallow waters ideal for dedicated anglers.
- EASY ASSEMBLY & PORTABILITY: Our modular fishing kayak snaps together in seconds using only four steps. Once you're done on the water, simply disassemble our multi-piece angler kayak for a hassle-free experience. Enjoy an effortless kayaking solution so you can focus on the adventure.
- LIGHTWEIGHT & TRANSPORTABLE: Each 31-lb section has built-in handles for easy carrying. Even those with back troubles can easily transport our fishing kayak with pedals to their favorite fishing spots. No roof racks or trailers needed. Despite its lightweight build, Reel Yaks are sturdy and stable!
- COMPACT STORAGE SOLUTION: No truck? No garage? No problem. Our space-saving kayaks for fishing fit in small apartments, closets, or car trunks. Crafted for convenience, our compact pedal drive kayak is a great option for anglers and kayak enthusiasts with limited storage space.
- SECURE & CUSTOMIZABLE FISHING PLATFORM: Built by a US Coast Guard-registered manufacturer, our W-hull sit-on-top kayak provides balance in rough waters. Each feature-packed stand-up fishing kayak allows users to customize their ride to suit different needs, water conditions, and personal preferences!
Brand: Reel Yaks
Item Weight: 67 Pounds
Material: High Density Polyethylene (HDPE)
Color: Sunrise
Style: Fin Drive
Brand: Reel Yaks
Item Weight: 67 Pounds
Material: High Density Polyethylene (HDPE)
Color: Sunrise
Style: Fin Drive
Seating Capacity: 1.0
Weight Limit: 400 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 118"L x 33"W x 13"H
Global Trade Identification Number: 86
Model Name: Radar
Manufacturer: Reel Yaks
UPC: 860011877486
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 58 x 32.5 x 26 inches
Package Weight: 46.72 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 118 x 33 x 13 inches
Brand Name: Reel Yaks
Warranty Description: 2 year hull warranty
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Included Components: 360 rod holder, Fin pedal drive, Modular fishing kayak, Paddle, Stadium seat
Sport Type: Kayaking
Date First Available: April 25, 2024
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Style: Fin Drive
The media could not be loaded. First impressions, the quality of this 100% made in the USA Kayak! Everything seems solid and well made. Assembly was fairly straightforward, I had some confusion with the rudder system but I think it will work itself out once I get it off the sawhorses and into to water. It was just hard to pull up. It’s actually 9’9” not 10’ so I don’t need to purchase a permit, that’s a bonus above and beyond the fact that it fits in my car, a 2017 Ford Edge. I selected the Radar because it is wider than the Raptor so it’s more stable, but I don’t think it would fit in a back seat… I had to put my back seats down and put it in the hatchback. The colors are so vibrant, I just love it. Definitely follow manufacturer recommendations and tighten all the screws before use. Delivery was quick, the driver left the box next to my garage door. I was able to move the box into the garage myself. So initial impressions, I’m very happy with my purchase and looking forward to getting my new Kayak on the water!!! 👏🏻🎣🚣♂️😊
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025 by Ruth Ruth
Style: Fin Drive
Loving my decision to purchase! So much fun and very stable as a novice. Also easy to load in and out of my suv by myself as 58 year old woman.. this was important!
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2025 by Susan Bacher Susan Bacher
Style: Fin Drive
I received the kayak well packaged in cardboard and foam. The instructions were fairly straightforward, after installing the rudder, I noticed that it didn’t respond well when turning the directional control handle. I put it in the truck, & took it to the harbor for a test run. As I expected, the rudder would turn left, but not to the right. Luckily I had the paddle to keep my direction in check. The fin drive works perfectly, & a robust peddle will generate more speed than my previous kayak with a propeller drive. It’s really easy to remove the fin drive, or install it on the water. The locking hubs are pretty stiff, & the fit is really snug. Luckily I have a mechanical background, & before contacting the company I repaired the cable system by removing the control handle, & properly aligning the turning hub, & re installing it. Took 2 or 3 tries to figure out how it worked. The assembly person at the factory made a mistake. It works perfectly fine now, very responsive. The storage on my kayak is great, a large sealed area between the fin drive is large enough for a lot of things, with another one under the seat with a screw on top. Pretty stable, but I’d recommend outriggers for the ocean. I had to tighten a lot of screws even being plastic and being careful, many were 3/4 of a turn loose. Other than that, it’s a pretty good boat with accessory capability. The modular feature is awesome by the way, the latches are stainless steel and really nice.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2025 by dana wilkerson
Style: Fin Drive
Kayak had many issues from the start. The strap that holds the paddle on the side of the kayak broke the first time taking her out. I replaced that with a different paddle holder form yak attack. I've had to reinforce the keel and and stern with gator-guards because the kayak is prone to scratch damage(material seems soft, can scratch with finger naisl). After around the 3rd use I noticed mainly on the stern deep gauges that were almost through the hull. To prevent further damage, I applied gator-guards. It has seemed fine since. The "strap" bungee cord that holes the foot pedals in position broke on the 2nd time taking her out. I improvised a way to keep it secure with thing hanging wire. Around my 10th time taking her out the pedal fin drive system had a single fin break off pretty randomly. I was pedaling in some deeper water and suddenly felt loose. I pulled the drive out of the hull and seen the metal shaft that goes down into the rubber fin snapped off. The only good thing was I caught my personal best Smallie on that day. Overall, the kayak feels very cheap for price tag that's on it. The material the hull is made out of is soft. The handles used to carry the kayak are flimsy and bend when carrying the kayak. The fin drive system is pretty noisy and apparently very cheaply made. The replacement parts are $65, almost like it was designed to fail so you'd have to spend money on fins. I've had to go around and tighten every screw on the kayak because they come lose over time. The rudder frequently gets stuck in the upright position and I have to poke it with the paddle to get it to drop. I reached out to suppose by e-mail and and hoping this can be resolved. I'm pretty unhappy with the money spent on this and would suggest you steer clear. For the price tag on this kayak, the only thing it has going for it is it's modular and breaks into two pieces. The money spent on this could've bought a known name brand kayak of the same price with more features.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2025 by Amazon Customer Amazon Customer
Style: Fin Drive
I'm 230lbs and while I managed to stand up in it, there was an inch of water rushed in through the pedal hole, so basically the gear stored in a nose ( I only had a rag there) got soaked. I also only had a small bag with me and 2 fishing rods so it wasn't like over loaded at all. Pedaling was ok, the paddle though is too short, I got another one to use that I bought separately for a different kayak. Give yourself a favor and do a check list: You are under 200lbs, you will buy another paddle, don't load stuff into the front, even if you have good balance and able to stand up, try not to.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2025 by NewEnglander