We don’t have a ton of information, but it looks like FeelFree Kayak will be making a big splash this winter with the release of the “Lure”. FeelFree said, “Enough with the two-position high / low position seat - we’ll do four positions.” The seat looks to raise up as high as 10”, giving you one heck of a view while sight fishing.
Full details have yet to be released about the specific models and options. We do know that there will be 11.5’ and 10’ versions, both with the variable height seat and what looks like a padded standing platform.
According to Jim Hager from FeelFree US, the new kayaks should be in production now and ship before the end of the year. Stay tuned for more info about the FeelFree “Lure”.
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