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Color: Ocean
Features
- Large open cockpit with adjustable padded seat with high back support
- Convenient gear storage with shock cord deck rigging
- Adjustable foot braces
- Rugged UV-stabilized Fortiflex High Density Polyethylene
- Carrying handles and water bottle holder
- ***IMPORTANT phone number is needed to schedule a delivery appointment***
Description
The Sun Dolphin Aruba 10' Sit In Kayak, is a great kayak for any water enthusiast. This kayak is crafted of a rugged UV-stabilized Fortiflex High Density Polyethylene hull and features a deluxe adjustable seat with high back support and adjustable foot braces. There are carrying handles for easier portage and a convenient storage hatch and water bottle holder.. Important information when placing your order Please verify address and telephone are accurate. The carriers will contact the phone number on the order to set up a delivery appointment. If this information is inaccurate, there is a possibility that your order will be delayed or cancelled with a possible fee incurred at the sellers discretion.
Brand: Sun Dolphin
Item Weight: 40 Pounds
Material: Polyethylene (PE)
Color: Ocean
Style: Standard
Brand: Sun Dolphin
Item Weight: 40 Pounds
Material: Polyethylene (PE)
Color: Ocean
Style: Standard
Seating Capacity: 1
Weight Limit: 250 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 120"L x 30"W x 13"H
Global Trade Identification Number: 02
Model Name: Kayaks
Manufacturer: KL Industries
UPC: 019862513702
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 115 x 30.5 x 13 inches
Package Weight: 24.95 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 120 x 30 x 13 inches
Brand Name: Sun Dolphin
Warranty Description: LIMITED LIFETIME
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Part Number: 51370
Model Year: 2015
Size: 10-Feet
Sport Type: Kayaking, boating, fishing
Date First Available: December 9, 2013
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My wife and I were looking for an inexpensive way to get into kayaking so we decided on the Sun Dolphins to get us on the water. The kayaks handle the puget sound quite well and track rather well. Some complained about the kayaks going in circles and other strange issues but that is user error. For small light kayaks, light strokes of the paddles will get you where you need to go. The kayaks are light (about 40 lbs) and are easy to carry with the provided front and rear handles. We can carry both kayaks with paddles, pads and gear inside with no problems. These don't have as many of the features of the more expensive kayaks and are pretty spartan in design but if you are looking for a cheap basic kayak you will not be disappointed.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2016 by Nick
Im 6'1 and 260lb with long legs. Build quality: Other reviews mentioned a number of shortcomings I was prepared to deal with, see below. However upon getting and testing this Kayak, very few of the issues affected me. Its solidly built and after using it, I am quite pleased. I was using rentals from a popular rafting company on the river before and this kayak is much better. The cockpit is wide and entering/exiting even while solo from a beach to get onto the river was a breeze. The foot pegs and thigh pads are great and allow for a decent degree of control. I am tall and even the deepest foot peg slots are still a little short, but I can still sit comfortably in it with my feet on the pegs without compromising comfort too much. Adjustable seat: Not fully adjustable, but forward or backward. It has 1 plastic clip on either side of the seat near where it is secured to the rivet like a school backpack would have and the only movement it does is forward or backward. I am a big guy so I loosened it so the seat stays against the cockpit plastic back and never had any problems. Smaller/shorter people may want to lock it more forward so the nylon straps and plastic are supporting them closer to the foot pegs. Storage: Ample storage. Water bottle holder on front worked decently and so did the paddle holder for dry storage (tends to come loose while being carried or moved quickly also do not use paddle holder while on the water). Rear compartment is kind of a joke to open while on the water unless you can turn totally around, but is really nice if you are with people who can paddle up to you for access or if you go to shore. The rear compartment has a rubber/foam seal around it and is secured by bungee cables arranged in a star pattern that hook onto the plastic hooks on each side. However its really iffy on actually sealing and more often than not tends to hold well because of the bungee alone. The shape of the plastic around the lid make it really easy to just sit on top of the hole instead of sealing and covering it. It will not stop water if you flip even if it is secured properly, but it keeps the compartment very dry while just floating/paddling even if light rapids and with spray. Issues I thought I would have: - Razor sharp plastic/edges: The Kayak I received had a wider plastic rim on the cockpit compared to what I was expecting. I was prepared to sand/dremel this down but did not need to. I was able to use, move, and load the kayak with no cuts or pain even when handling from the cockpit. Maybe they fixed this on new models, but maybe not. - Included paddle: Whether or not you get a paddle is determined by the model. The "SS model" comes with a paddle so if you got a paddle you have the sun dolphin aruba 10 SS. as far as I know the only difference between ss and not ss is the paddle. I contacted the seller to confirm mine was coming with a paddle. A third party retailer may not even know the difference and might list it as the wrong model. The paddle it comes with in any case is good if you paddle once a year, but garbage for actually moving quickly and maneuvering well. Its also heavy. I bought a decent fiberglass/plastic one for 90 here on amazon. - No seat cushion: Not an issue for me as I felt planted securely and firmly. If you are small/thin framed, might want to grab one so you can plant your butt in the seat. If you are rolling around the cockpit it will be uncomfortable and inefficient. I paddled for 4 hours no seat without issues. - Weight limit specified to be 250lb on product leaflet but I weigh more than that and also bring a few pounds of gear/snacks/water and still dont have issues with floating too low to the water or losing speed/control. Your mileage may vary so do your research. - No leaks yet: Lots of reviews mentioned minor leaks from various rivets/bolt holes that I was prepared to reseal with glue. I have not experienced this problem on class 1 and 2 rivers. My cockpit/bow was entirely dry for the duration of my trip and required no draining other than minor droplets from spray. Happy to answer questions if I can.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2018 by Reginald T.
I've had the kayak for a few weeks and I'll say that it's a nice starter kayak. I wasn't looking for the top of the line kayak, and shopped around in stores quite a bit before making this purchase. The strengths of this kayak are it's weight (40 lbs), large cabin size and comfortable seat back. If you're tall, you're probably not going to be able to fit your feet comfortably in the kayak. I'm only 5'9" and my feet are on the last foot peg adjustment. Most people can probably lift this easily onto the top of their vehicle, but I have trouble with that, so I think I'm going to add some handles to help me with that. The water bottle holder is on the front of the kayak and it's too far away for me to reach it while I'm kayaking so I keep the bottle between my legs while kayaking. These little things aren't complaints, just things I've observed are important to me. So if you want a cheap kayak that gets you around the lake like a champ, this is a great starter. You might want to add some handles and holders and things to make it more custom for you, but most people aren't as physically challenged as I am either, so it might be perfect for you.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2013 by Brian D. Ross
I bought two of these Sun Dolphin kayaks. The first one I bought on a lark because it was on sale and I had been thinking about getting a kayak for the cabin. I bought the second one because I loved the first one so much I wanted my husband to have one. We are in our 50s/60s. I have had a bad back since an accident at age 14 and my husband has had both knees replaced. We have no problem getting in and out of these things (took some practice, LOL) and loading them onto the Rav4 is easy because I bought two racks from Amazon as well. We paddle around any one of 10,000 lakes in this area and these things track pretty well, especially once you get used to paddling and sitting with your hips straight and level. My husband is taller and we discovered he needed a longer paddle, btw. I have never used an "expensive" kayak, and they probably are much better for tracking. IDK. But for this beginner, these things are fabulous and everyone in my family loves to use them.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2016 by mje
Color: Ocean
Yesterday, June 28th 2018, I took my new kayak out on the Ohio River for only the second time. I'm an avid kayaker renting them to always kayak for an adventure and was excited I finally owned one. Approximately 45 minutes in the water, the kayak started filling up with water. I immediately placed my life vest on and for the next half an hour or so pulled the kayak with one hand while swimming to land with other praying someone would come help me. I don't understand why it sank! I transported it on a mat and there was absolutely no way I could have injured it during transport and to the river. I felt nothing hit the kayak during my time on the water and I meet the weight limitations. I'm extremely upset because I have no idea the cause of the damage and now my new kayak is floating at the bottom of the river. I had to hike 4 miles to find help and severely sunburned on top of it. I'm a RN and an avid adventure/nature lover who is disappointed with what transpired. Again, I want to reiterate that this was only the second time this kayak was used! So very disappointed.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2018 by mark