As youprobably know by now, I spend way too much time surfing the web looking at what’s new in the kayak fishing world. I came across this kayak and just had to share. The Volt Boat K1 is like the “Cadillac” of the kayak fishing boats.
The specifications are listed below, along with a few pictures and a video. Check it out and let us know your thoughts.
Specifications:
Holds 1 person + gear
(Max 450 lb)
Top Speed 6.5+ MPH on flat water
Run time 1-45 hours1
Range Up to 100 miles2
Length/Beam 13.5 feet
Hull Weight 85 lb
Power Pod Weight 45 lb
Smart Battery Weight 11-13lb each
For more information, please visit: http://www.voltboats.com/home/
About the Author: Adam Hayes is an avid kayak angler and the Co. Founder of YakAngler.com. He enjoys spending time on the water with his friends and family and really just about anything than involves growing the sport of kayak fishing.
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Comments
They are doing pre-orders now for $99.00 but the full price when it's available in the spring is listed as $2,995.00
Ryan
CEO Volt Boats
The few years have been put in up front. We've been at it for 5, mostly because of the overwhelming liability of having to keep people safe on the water.
what's going on with this kayak? im totally interested in getting one.
thanks