Pelican - Maxim 100X Recreational Kayak - Sit-in - Lightweight one Person Kayak - 10ft
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Style: Original version
Pattern Name: Kayak
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- Upgraded Features: Additional storage in this kayak includes a front hatch with bungee cord and a rear tank well with mesh deck cover to give you plenty of space to store your personal items. Features also include a cockpit table with compartments and a bottle holder as well as molded footrests for your comfort.
- Stable: The shallow V-chine hull offers better manoeuverability and tracking while giving you increased secondary stability. This kayak is made for the recreational paddler looking for better performance.
- Safe: Added floating blocks on each side of the kayak along with a flatter hull type ensures you safety and peace of mind during your ride. Holds a maximum capacity of 275 lb.
- Comfortable: Paddle in comfort with an adjustable ERGOFORM padded backrest with ERGOBASE seat cushion.
- Lightweight: Our kayaks being made with exceptionally durable high molecular density polyethylene, less material is needed to produce each boat. At 10 ft and weighing only 36 lb, it makes the perfect kayak for those looking for easy storage and transportation.
Brand: Pelican
Item Weight: 36 Pounds
Material: Plastic
Color: Yellow
Style: Original version
Brand: Pelican
Item Weight: 36 Pounds
Material: Plastic
Color: Yellow
Style: Original version
Seating Capacity: 1
Weight Limit: 275 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 120"L x 28"W x 14"H
Global Trade Identification Number: 26
Model Name: KZA10P109-00
Manufacturer: Pelican Boats
UPC: 776324554726
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 119.69 x 30.31 x 13.39 inches
Package Weight: 17.58 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 120 x 28 x 14 inches
Brand Name: Pelican
Warranty Description: Lifetime limited warranty against manufacturer defects, 1 year warranty on parts and accessories. Conditions may apply
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Part Number: KZA10P109-00
Model Year: 2019
Included Components: Kayak, Storage hatch with bungees, Storage platform with mesh deck cover, Cockpit table with bottle holder, Molded footrests, Drain plug, Padded seat cushion, Adjustable padded backrest
Size: 10'
Sport Type: Outdoor Lifestyle
Skill Level: All
Date First Available: March 25, 2019
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Style: Original version
Pattern Name: Kayak
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2025 by Ana Elisa Hernández Loarca
Style: Original version
Pattern Name: Kayak
This is the perfect Kayak for me. I am 6'3", 210lbs. I was looking for something light-weight that I could carry from my beach condo to the surf for launching. At only 36 pounds, very easy to carry to the sand. The pull handles at front and back also allow me to drag it to the water in the sand once I get off the boardwalk. I am 58 years old, never kayaked before. So I knew up front, I had to practice a few times to get comfortable. Yes, I did tip over a few times my first time. I expected this, and you should too. Like anything else, a little patience and practice, and I became comfortable very quickly with the kayak. I practiced on 3-4' of water, so that I could touch the bottom easily. My first several launches was in the Chesapeake Bay, right at the mouth of the Atlantic Ocean. Certainly not flat water. This also added to my practicing skills. I purchased this kayak in September 2021, practiced all through the winter on weekends at my own pace (with a wetsuit of course), and now that its springtime, I am looking to get out in the warm sunshine. If you read the 1 & 2-star ratings, the real complaints those folks had was the 'stability'. I am not an expert, but as a beginner, you have to expect and accept this and practice it. Otherwise, buy yourself a raft. Pelican also offers a fishing version of this kayak. I wanted the bright yellow for visibility on the Bay for safety reasons, and I am already buying some of the rod holders and a few other items from Pelican to trick out the kayak a little more to do some kayak fishing. This is a really big sport on the Chesapeake Bay, I plan to enjoy my newly-taught skill this summer. If you know how to ride a bike, then you should be able to teach yourself the stability portion of a kayak in a day or two. You just have to practice a little bit up front. I hope this review helps you decide. Hope to see you on the Bay in Virginia.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2022 by Amazon Customer
Style: New version
Pattern Name: Kayak
I read quite a few reviews prior to purchasing this Kayak. I already have a Wilderness System Pongo 10.5 boat that is my main Kayak, but I wanted a second one I could use when I wanted to invite a friend or family member for a paddle. The Pongo was a $1,200 boat, so as nice as it is, I didn't want to spend that much on a second. Despite some mixed reviews on here, I bought this Pelican. I took it out for the first time and here are my thoughts: 1. Several reviewers remarked on it being unstable. I have no idea what they are talking about as I had zero stability issues, either getting in, out, or on the water. I paddled on a slightly choppy river off the Chesapeake Bay and had no problems. 2. The Kayak is light and easy to carry and load. Build isn't as sturdy as my Pongo, but I estimate it to be 10-15 lbs lighter. 3. There is no water-tight bulkhead or compartment. It comes with some Styrofoam inserts that fit behind the seat, but these are unlikely to keep it afloat were it to flip in the water. Be aware - you will either need to make some mods, never flip it, or risk it sinking if you do. 4. The storage compartment is very shallow and small. Not much will fit. 5. The seat was comfortable, though I added a cushion to it. The back support was good for me and is adjustable via two straps. 6. The front and rear handles seem unlikely to last long - fairly thin, light rope/cloth. I will be replacing them, which is easy and cheap. 7. The boat handled well in the water. No instability, as mentioned, and maneuvered easily. I was out for about two hours and was pleased with it's ride. Overall, I would say this is a decent, middle of the road Kayak for anyone who isn't looking for a top of the line experience. If, like me, you want something to go out for a 2-3 hour leisurely paddle, this is a great option.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2025 by wsk
Style: Original version
Pattern Name: Kayak
I read the other reviews before purchasing that said this thing was very tippy, and they are not wrong. I am a beginner kayaker. I am also obese 240 lbs 50 year old woman with no core strength. I bought it for exercise. when I first got in I just about tipped over. Getting in and out is the hardest part, it does take a little practice. If you move your pelvis slightly the entire kayak moves. Your stability depends on your core muscles. You have to stay upright and will definitely tip if you lean to the side. It’s incredibly responsive to your body movement. I think this will be a good quality as I gain more skill. It tracks really well and it handles really well. I was able to move through the water quickly. I’m definitely sore after my first trip but that’s a good thing. If you’re a beginner you can do this, but just understand what you’re getting into. I kayak on a calm lake And I don’t go more than swimming distance to the shore line in case I do tip over. Get a leash for your paddle and one of those water tight floating bags for your cell phone. Do not go out in deep water or very turbulent water if you are a newbie with this kayak. I also never go out in more than 5 mile an hour wind speed. Wear swimming clothes and shoes you can get wet. I had no problems, lifting the kayak out of my cargo van and dragging it through the woods A short distance. it’s lightweight enough, even for me. I am really impressed with the kayak so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2023 by FullOLife