Kayaks

The Disco is undoubtably THE game changer that completely changed playboating and freestyle kayaking.

Go faster, surf more waves, drop the tail with less effort and in more locations, and get even more recklessly vertical.
Whether you were a fan of the original or not, you haven't truly experienced half slice until you've tried this.

Designed to carry a load, the Vapor 12XT is great for paddlers looking for a roomy cockpit and added volume.

Finally, kids can develop the correct skill set they need, in a kayak that is built specifically to fit them. If there is one thing freestyle paddling has proven, is that if you want kids to perform to their maximum ability, their equipment needs to be a

The Jed isn't like the others; it's longer than its competitors, which allows for a more fluid distribution of volume and comparatively slicy ends for easier trick initiation. Extra length also makes the Jed faster on a wave and smoother on end in a hole.

Designed for maximum stability without sacrificing paddling performance and angler-friendly features where you need them, you really have to paddle this craft to fully appreciate it.

The Rebel will have kids out there looking like their paddling heroes whilst pulling new moves and impressing their friends.

Like the Tampico of yore, this 13-foot version paddles fast and straight, but this modern take also boasts a 26-inch beam for stability and superior cockpit comfort.

Pyranha's long-awaited return to the river-running playboat market! All in all, the Ozone is ridiculous fun for all abilities and ambitions.

The Mini Me is targeted to smaller kids in the 30-75 lbs range (for beginners - up to 100lbs for more experienced paddlers looking for more play), with a price point that makes it easy for you to get them on then water.