Reel Yaks Rocket Modular Fishing Kayak - 9.8ft, 400 lbs Capacity - Pedal Fishing Kayaks for Adults & Youth, Sit on Top, Compact Storage, Lightweight, Easy Transport
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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 39-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: Hornet
Style: Fin Drive
Brand Name: Reel Yaks
Model Name: Rocket
Manufacturer: Reel Yaks
UPC: 860011877448
Model Number: 9.8ft Rocket Single
Included Components: 360 Rod holder, Fin pedal drive, Modular fishing kayak, Paddle, Stadium seat
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Warranty Description: 2 hull warranty
Item Type Name: 9.8ft Rocket fin drive fishing kayak
Seating Capacity: 1.0
Weight Capacity Maximum: 400 Pounds
Item Weight: 67 Pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 116"L x 35.4"W x 13"H
Color: Hornet
Style Name: Fin Drive
Material Type: High Density Polyethylene (HDPE)
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Style: Fin Drive
Ilove it the thing that no need for trailer is awesome its fits on my prius v
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2026 by Albert p jardenil
Style: Fin Drive
very good quality, stable i have the fin drive and it works amazing my only problem with the boat is my first time taking it out the bolts that are inside the rail track for the seat are plastic and one broke sending me into the ice cold water i lost 500 dollars worth of fishing gear and a 500 dollar cell phone i replaced all 4 of those nuts with metal ones and have had no other issues for this price and the fact that the seat is your safety if one of those snaps your flipping you cannot prevent it those should of came metal cheaping out on something you sit in just don't make any sense at this price point for that i cant give it more then 4 stars i recommend everyone replace them with steel ones you can get them on amazon for 8 bucks
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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2026 by Kylie
Style: Fin Drive
The kayak locks together with 3 latches on the bottom and two on the top. There is no leaking at the connection between the two sections. It comes with the seat risers so don't buy them. It is stable to sit in but I don't feel confident to try standing. The pedal fin system works well. Water is not a problem in the area where the paddles assembly drops into the bottom of the kayak. Bringing up the rudder with the provided small rope pulley system is very difficult. The seat is perfect. The straps that hold the back of the chair in place do not interfere with my arms. I"m 68 in half decent shape, but I can move the kayak along just fine with the pedals. I don't have a problem with keeping the kayak away from the shore. I can turn the rudder full in the direction away from the shore or obstacle and it will drift away from the obstacle. The couple of times I got stuck on a log I pulled up the rudder (difficult), pulled up the pedals (easy), and pushed off with the paddle. I bought the 7" hummingbird fish finder but I think the 5" would have served better for the space and track available. I tried mounting the transponder in the space designed for it, underneath, with screws but they would not hold. The transponder did not fit the width for the built-in threads. I finally modified the included transponder mount by drilling a new hole close to the edge of the mount. Then I used the bolt and built-in threaded input, which worked. I'm not sure how you could go wrong with this fishing kayak.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2025 by RV4Fun
Style: Fin Drive
OMG - Money most well spent! A PERFECT kayak for exercise, hands free operation (if you choose), wide and stable (I take my dog out on it all the time - fits in the front or back and he's 55#. I bought the modular as I travel with my camper and regular kayaks are too long to fit in the bed of the truck or underneath the camper this is PERFECT - well made, all components so well thought out and such great exercise - I could not be happier and I try to use it every day - TY!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025 by Lori Schiltz
Style: Fin Drive
Hubby LOVES his fishing kayak! On our last camping trip, we camped next to a couple that had the "come-apart" kayaks (different brand) and they let him try it out. When we got home he did some research and decided on the Reel Yaks because he wanted one primarily for fishing. He is really, really happy he made the decision to get the ReelYak.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2025 by Kathy B.
Style: Fin Drive
I really like it. There are a few things could be improved like the rudder control possibly being damaged because it sits higher than the side and the rudder itself could be bigger. Very stable, tons of room, comfortable seat and the riser is awesome. Check ALL of the fasteners, half of mine were loose. Also the pedal drive was not properly adjusted. Otherwise a great price for a good kayak.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2025 by Jorge Lam
Style: Fin Drive
Like the kyak but they might as well not have customer service. Ive emailed them several times and even called leaving a message. NENER EVER got a response. This is bad business when you spend this much money!!
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2024 by Tim Little
Style: Fin Drive
Why did it take so long for someone to invent the modular kayak? I will never go back to a 1-piece yak. So much easier to load/unload two pieces from the back of my SUV. 35" beam makes it very stable...easy to stand up if your balance is good. Given the wide width and short length, it is not fast or track dead straight (as expected). Lots of useful features for fisherman. Two minor shortcomings: The supplied 220cm paddle is too short for the kayak's width. Most paddlers will need a 250-260cm paddle. I paddle to fishing spots then use the fin drive when fishing. Lock washers should be included to secure wing nuts to rudder cables. Wing nut came loose and fell overboard on second trip, rendering the rudder useless. Easy fix with trip to hardware store. Fully assembled, the yak weighs close to 100 pounds. You will want a scupper hole kayak dolly to wheel it from your vehicle to the water. Handles on both ends and sides makes this a snap. Yeah...1-piece yaks cost less. For me, the convenience and ease of storing and transporting a modular yak is worth the investment.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2025 by CK