12. Greenlander

This kayak pays homage to traditional Inuit aesthetics with its characteristic upturned stern, hard chined construction, and a round cockpit that slopes down to the rear deck. Featuring a hull with a single chine and a front deck merging three chines into one, the Greenlander combines impressive speed with sleek aesthetics.

In 2000, this kayak was used on an expedition to Greenland, local hunters subsequently bought several of these kayaks to hunt from hunting. Ex UK Prime Minister David Cameron famously said in a speech about British manufacturing that

‘We even have a kayak manufacturer who sells kayaks to the Greenlandic Inuit.’

Lay-up options

Also consider the Greenlander Pro.

Features

• Traditional Inuit design
• Low rear deck for easy rolling
• Sloping bulkhead behind seat to allow easy emptying
• Round traditional cockpit
• Offset day hatch for access on the water
• Adjustable seat for amending trim and fit
  • The kayak is fitted with a large high-performance seat, unless otherwise requested. It can also be provided with the foam or bucket seat option.
• Carefully designed weather cocking to ensure you can always turn upwind.
• Skeg to improve handling and wind performance
• Chined hull design
• Built in deck flush deck fittings to ensure confidence when rescuing and towing

Standard Features

• Large high-performance seat
• Recess for 70P Compass
• Wire Skeg
• Adjustable footrests
• Round 18cm day hatch
• Round 24cm Front and Rear Hatches
• Carry toggles bow and stern

 Weights are without hatch covers (approx. 1.5kg) and are approximate as all kayaks are built by hand.

(Dear Customers, we are in the process of updating the weight information for our entire product range to ensure accuracy. We appreciate your patience and will share the latest details with you soon.)