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List of Width x Length for Surfskis (February 2024)


In 2013 there were about 50 ski designs on the list, today it`s over 250, and there must be a few more out there that are absent. Feel free to let me know what`s wrong with/missing from the list. Happy paddling all!
Owen
(present set up: Stellar SEI 2G in Advantage lay-up for windy days, Epic V10 1G for less windy days, and Knysna Racing Delta L paddle - although I spend most of my paddling time on my Stealth 525 fishing surfski.)


Surfski Width x Length Chart

Manufacturer Name of Ski Width Length

O'Krea Oya 40 605

Huki S1-Z 40.64 635
Huki S1-A 40.64 5588

Scofits Ayahavela SSR 41 633
Scofits Ayahavela Bullet 41 633
Knysna Mc Gregor Classic (2018) 41 590

Stellar SEA (June 2018-) 41.2 619.5
Stellar SEA (March 2023-) 41.4 619.5

Carbonology K1 Downriver ski 41.5 520

Stellar SES 41.6 620

Neumann Adventure Racing 42 660
Vajda Orca 42 650
Think Uno (pre 2016) 42 648
DD3 Envy 42 645
Sipre Sea Vortex 42 645
Knysna Genius G40 (2018) 42 640
Nelo M/XL (2010) 42 640
DD3 Turbo G2 (2017) 42 638
Elio Mazu Pro I 42 627

Fenn Elite SL 42.5 644
Fenn Elite Spark 42.5 644
Fenn Elite Glide 42.5 644
Knysna Viper 42.5 640
Fenn Elite Surge (2018) 42.5 582
Epic K1T 42.5 520

Kai Wa'a Vega (2018) 42.7 640

Allwave CX 42.8 640
Allwave DNA (August 2018) 42.8 640
Ocean Built Kona K-64 42.8 640
Ocean Built Konastorm KS-64 42.8 640

Epic V14 (2g) 42.9 640

Kayak Pro Oquendo 43 659
Zed Tech Dominator 43 658
Honcho Oceans Pro 43 647
Knysna Genius GTO (2018) 43 645
Opium Infinity 43 645
Think Uno (2016) 43 645

Think Uno Max 43 645
Fenn Mako Elite 43 644
Think Legend 43 643
DD3 Turbo (2012) 43 640
Epic V12 (2g) 43 640

Epic V14 (1g) 43 640
FG Lampu (Jan 2019) 43 640
Flow Kayaks Addict 43 640
Flow Kayaks Sharpski 43 640
Knysna Genius 40 (pre 2018) 43 640
Nordic Kayaks Nitro (to 2017) 43 640
Nordic Kayaks Nitro 64 (2018) 43 640

Revo R1 43 635
Carbonology Flash (2017) 43 635
Honcho Extreme 43 634
Vajda Next 43 630
Knysna Genius 20 43 628
Nordic Kayaks Fusion (2009) 43 625
Ozean OSS 2 43 6245

Elio Pro Elite 43 620
O'Krea Ozo 43 616
Carbonology Pulse 43 605
Knysna Mc Gregor Classic (2017) 43 600
Epic V11 1g (2017) 43 579
Sipre Ackua (2018) 43 575
Nordic Kayaks Rapido 1 Super 43 565

Huki S1-X 43.18 640

Epic V10 g1(2005-2012) 43.4 650
Epic V10L (old) 43.4 650

Red7 Surf70 43.5 660
DD3 XLR8 43.5 655
Ozean OSS I 43.5 6495
Stellar SEL 2G 43.5 645
Vajda Hawx 43.5 643.5

Epic V12 (g1) 43.5 640
Nordic Kayaks Nitro+ 43.5 640
Seabird 6.4 43.5 640
Vajda Hawx 43 43.5 633

Kayak Centre Eos 660 43.6 660

Stellar Eagle (March 2023-) 43.8 630

Custom Kayaks Bullet ?? 640

Ygara Xama 44 660
Stellar SEL 1G 44 655
DD3 Albatross Gen 6 44 650
DD3 Albatross 44 648
Opium Molokai 44 644

Kayak Sipre Sea Vortex + 44 642
Fenn Mako 6 44 640
Nelo XXL 44 640
Felci Yachts Windseeker 44 620
Knysna Genius BLU (2018) 44 620
Carbonology Pulse 44 610
Epic V10L (new) 44 615
Carbonology Pulse (2017) 44 600
Nordic Kayaks Nitro 60 (2017) 44 600
Carbonology Atom 44 595
Knysna Mac Mk.II (Sept. 2018) 44 590
Nordic Kayaks Rapido 2.0 44 585

Van Dusen Mohican 44.45 646.4

Stellar SE 44.5 655
Think Ion 44.5 642
Carbonology Flash (old) 44.5 635
Carbonology Switch 44.5 595
Knysna Mac Rhythm (before 2018) 44.5 590
Chalupski Oscar/Hummel 44.5 580

Epic V10 g2 (2013-2017) 45 645
Opium DW 45 645
Sipre Ackua Veloce (pre 2018) 45 645
Sipre Ackua Veloce (post 2018) 45 644
Icon Genesis 45 640
Nelo Vintage 45 640

Epic V10 g3 (2018) 45 625
Rogue Viento (2022) 45 620
Elio 45 45 610

Fenn Swordfish 45 610
Nordic Kayaks Storm 45 610
Nordic Kayaks Storm + (to 2017) 45 610
Nordic Kayaks Storm 61 (2018) 45 610
Zed Tech Griffin ++ 45 590
Nelo 560L 45 560

Nelo 560M/L 45 560
Nelo 560M 45 560
Sipre Ackua 560 45 560
O'Krea Marmousse 45 450

Knysna Mac Rhythm (from 2018) 45.5 590

Huki S1-XL 45.72 640

Allwave Volo 46 642
Custom Kayaks Focus 46 642
Custom Kayaks Synergy 46 642
Revo R2 46 635
Ozean OSS 3 46 6245
Knysna Genius BLU (pre 2018) 46 620
Carbonology Vault (2017b) 46 610
Stellar SEI 46 610
Scofits Ayahavela SSS (new)46 600
Vajda Hawx 46 46 590
Vajda Next 46 46 590
DD3 Magnum 46 580
Nelo 550 46 550
Nelo Viper 46 Ski 46 520

Kai Wa'a Vega Flex (2022) 46.355 625

Carbonology Vault (2017a) 46.5 612
Scofits Ayahavela SSS (old) 46.5 598
DD3 Australis 46.5 580
DD3 Wahoo Sport 46.5 579
Nordic Kayaks Storm 57 (2017) 46.5 570

Huki S1-R 46.99 607

Honcho Rookie 47 647
Custom Kayaks Icon 47
Think Evo 3G (2016) 47 625
Zed Tech Dominator XL 47 620
Carbonology Vault (old) 47 595
Spirit Fury 47
FG Code Zero 47 580

Fenn XT (older) 47.5 600
Stellar Falcon (2022-) 47.5 595
Finn Molakai 47.5 590

Neumann Adventure 48 640
Revo R3 (2016) 48 635
Think Evo II 48 625
Carbonology Zest (old) 48 615
Kayak Pro Oquendo Sport 48 614

Epic V10 Sport (new) 48 610
Seabird 6.1 48 610
Bjorn Thomasson Spindrift 48 608
Revo R3 (2017) 48 605
Rogue Forza (2022) 48 600

Arrow 48 590
Stellar SR 48 584
Aquarius Coaster 48 580
Elio Fitness 48 580
Honcho Guevara 48 580

Knysna Genius CLK 48 580
Nordic Kayaks Squall 48 580
Ozean OSS 4 48 5795
Sipre Marlin M 48 578
Point Horizon 48 573
Custom Kayaks Horizon 48 560
Custom Kayaks Mentor 48 560
Think Jet 48 520
Aquarius Coda 48 400
Knysna Guppie 48 400

Think Six (January 2020) 48.25 600

Epic V10 Sport (old) 48.3 610

Kayak Centre Zeplin 48.5 660
Knysna Jester 48.5 457

Flow Kayaks Superstar 49 595
de Brito 59 49 590
Fenn Mako XT 49 588
Opium Moana 49 588

Lifesaving/Spec ski min.wid/max.len 49 580

Nordic Kayaks Squall + (to 2017) 49 580
Nordic Kayaks Squall 58 (2018) 49 580
Epic Kayaks V9. 49 579
Nordic Kayaks Squall 54 (2017) 49 540
Carbonology Splash 49 485

Carbonology Zest (old) 49.5 595

DD3 Maxx (2017) 50 600
Nordic Kayaks Breeze (`til 2015) 50 600
Carbonology Boost (2017a) 50 595
Honcho Guru 50 580
Spirit PRS 50 567
Bjorn Thomasson Spray 50 560
Nelo 540 50 540
Allwave Genesi 50 520
Fenn Bonito 50 420
FG 420 Revo 50 420
Sipre Ackua Kid 50 420

Epic V8 Pro 50.5 579

Carbonology Boost (2017b) 51 595
Think Eze (pre 2016) 51 520
Think Eze (2016) 51 518
Spirit Racing Ski 51 496

Stellar S18S G2 (from 2018) 51.2 550
Stellar Osprey (March 2023-) 51.2 5.48


Kai Wa'a Vega Arc (2024) 51.4 594.4


Rogue Picaro (2022) 52 560
Think Zen 52 560
Vajda Hawx 52 52 554
Vajda Next 52 52 554
Opium Rider 52 553
Vajda Raptor 52 530
Nelo 520 52 520

Knysna Genius RS 52.5 580

Fenn Blue-Fin 53 590
Vajda Oscar 53 559
Axis Kayaks S4 53 507
Axis Kayaks S2 53 460

Stellar S18S G1 (pre 2018) 53.3 550

Nordic Kayaks Exrcize 54 550
Sipre Ackua Fun (pre 2018) 54 550
Epic V8 (new) 54 548
Finn Endorfinn 54 522
Epic V7 54 520
Nordic Kayaks Breeze PE (2017) 54 505

Seabird 5.5 55 555
Sipre Ackua Fun (post 2018) 55 550
Elio 55 55 520
Nelo Viper 55 55 520
Nelo 510 55 510

Mirage 583 Freeride 55.5 580

Stellar Eagret (July 2023) 55.7 548

Epic V8 (old) 55.88 548

de Brito 59w 56 590
Carbonology Cruz 56 550
Think Big Eze/Eze 56 538

Allwave Colibri 57 418

Stellar Kingfisher (March 2023-) 57.5 495
Stellar S16S 58.1 488

Epic V6 58.4 488

Cobra Eliminator 58.42 503

Epic V5 composite 60 436
Epic V5 plastic 60 426
Think Zip ( April 2023) 60 450

Current Designs Ignite (2014) 60.96 487.68

Spirit Crosstrainer CTR 61 400

Stellar Puffin (March 2023-) 62.6 436
Stellar S14S 62.8 436

Current Designs 140 66.04 427

Nelo 400 (May 2023) 70 380


List first compiled by Owen on Okinawa, February, 2012.

Some info above may be incorrect or missing. Most measurements have been taken from manufacturers websites. Therefore, apologies in advance for any mistakes I`ve made. Please feel free to contact me with any information that should be adjusted or added:
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I find it very odd that you consider a Romany to be unsuitable for rough water.

That said, if you want to ditch the sprayskirt, float, and pump (I did, too), go RENT an Epic V7, and never mind if it is rotomolded. Epic makes V7 in a lighter layup as well, I think—but check on that.
The V7 has a deep, wide bucket that should accommodate you. I was lost in it, but I am a small, lightweight woman. The V7 felt very stable, and it should make for a decent learning transfer from the stability of a Romany while having better glide and speed (it was, even for me).

My first ski was a Nelo 520 S (small cockpit), which I still own. Even though its beam is almost an inch wider than that of the Pilgrim Expedition I paddled for 10 yrs, the shape of the boats differed dramatically. You absolutely *cannot* predict how stable you will feel based on the beam alone. I soon got used to the lower stability of the 520 S, but frankly I was being corked on it because no matter what the manufacturer says, it was better suited to someone whose weight would sink it down a bit more—probably needed another 15 to 20 lbs on me, which would make me FAT.

The day that I sat on it among other surf ski paddlers and noticed the crosswind didn’t shift them sideways as it rapidly did with me, I decided it was time to evaluate getting a ski designed for someone small. I’d been paddling the 520 for 2+ years at that point.

The following spring I did buy a different ski, which I really like (and take note that it, too, required getting used to lower stability). HOWEVER, the time spent on the 520 S was good prep. I think it was better than starting with a too-tippy ski and wasting energy on merely staying upright on flat water instead of working on wing paddle stroke, biomechanics, etc.

BTW, before buying the second ski, I took a lesson on a Bluefin. As others have already said, that is a model worth trying also—but if you can rent an Epic closer to home, try that also.

Oh, yeah, ditto the comment that the Carbonology/Fenn dealers are great to work with.

I would strongly suggest to go very defensively stability-wise and don't get into beam measurements between sea kayaks and skis too much. Skis, even the most stable ones, are very different boats and even on something like a V8 you will likely feel a degree of discomfort coming from a sea kayak for a measurable amount of time. As a matter of fact your sea kayaking muscle memory may get in a way until you get a hang of it and become able to reconcile the the different motorics required for these different craft. Experienced sea kayakers who try my relatively stable Nelo 520 look a bit tentative on it even in the calm. It's just not the same.

I paddle sea kayaks in the cold season (which is most of the year here in Toronto) and my Nelo 520 in the summer. I only got the Nelo a couple of seasons ago after a several-season stretch of sea-kayak only. Even though it was not my first ski, this hiatus was long enough to make me pretty tentative for the rest of the summer on the 520. After 2 seasons of the seasonal switching I am ok on both, and I even switched to a bit tippier sea kayak for the off-season touring.

Other than the cockpit, the surfski hulls are very very different compared to your Romany or pretty much any hard or soft chined British-like craft, so the beam measurements don't really transfer. Skis have oval cross-section and thus far greater propensity to roll side-to-side and really handle the best when your keep your body pretty strictly balanced side-to-side, your stroke starting forward and ending rather soon. These hulls become less stable outside of those parameters. UK-influenced sea kayaks tend to be quite a bit more forgiving in that respect.

In regards to the fit. I find that on skis the design of the bucket can pretty much make it of break it. Since you can't outfit them to the same degree as sea kayaks the bucket fit can vary your experience from torture to fun. I personally *hate* Think buckets, lukewarm towards Epic and love my Nelo 520 and I am making progress at an increased rate in that ski, so this is very important. Since you probably don't yet know what a well-fitting ski feels like, I'd say try as many as you can. Good fit should feel comfortable and non-restrictive at the same time, allowing for a good degree of leg-initiated rotation when the back of your knees don't bump into the boat too soon.

As far as storage...My first ski was a V7 with a rear hatch that as a sea kayaker I found appealing. But I literally never used it and never sought it in my skis following that one. It just a completely different school of thought. No gear whatsoever, no pumps, no floats or spare paddles or any sort of other gear (a pfd being an exception of course). I do take a small dry bag with a couple of just-in-case necessities, a pair of sandals for landing on those bare-feet days and never felt compelled to take anything else. Makes for a much quicker gear/de-gear load/unload routine which is great for frequent local outings in warm weather. In colder weather or longer trips, etc., a sea kayak and all typical practises associated with that usually make more sense. I never wish I had load capacity on the ski. If/when I need that, a sea kayak is a better choice of a craft from various other perspectives.

List of Width x Length for Surfskis (October 2023)
In 2013 there were about 50 ski designs on the list, today (October, 2023) it`s over 250, and there must be a few more out there that are absent. Feel free to let me know what`s wrong with/missing from the list. Happy paddling all!
Owen
(present set up: Stellar SEI 2G in Advantage lay-up, and Knysna Racing Delta L paddle - although I spend most of my paddling time on my Stealth 525 fishing surfski.)
Surfski Width x Length Chart (October 2023) Manufacturer Name of Ski Width Length O'Krea Oya 40 605
Huki S1-Z 40.64 635
Huki S1-A 40.64 5588
Scofits Ayahavela SSR 41 633
Scofits Ayahavela Bullet 41 633
Knysna Mc Gregor Classic (2018) 41 590
Stellar SEA (June 2018-) 41.2 619.5 Stellar SEA (March 2023-) 41.4 619.5
Carbonology K1 Downriver ski 41.5 520 Stellar SES 41.6 620
Neumann Adventure Racing 42 660 Vajda Orca 42 650
Think Uno (pre 2016) 42 648
DD3 Envy 42 645
Sipre Sea Vortex 42 645
Knysna Genius G40 (2018) 42 640 Nelo M/XL (2010) 42 640
DD3 Turbo G2 (2017) 42 638
Elio Mazu Pro I 42 627
Fenn Elite SL 42.5 644
Fenn Elite Spark 42.5 644
Fenn Elite Glide 42.5 644 Knysna Viper 42.5 640
Fenn Elite Surge (2018) 42.5 582 Epic K1T 42.5 520
Kai Wa'a Vega (2018) 42.7 640
Allwave CX 42.8 640
Allwave DNA (August 2018) 42.8 640 Ocean Built Kona K-64 42.8 640
Ocean Built Konastorm KS-64 42.8 640
Epic V14 (2g) 42.9 640
Kayak Pro Oquendo 43 659 Zed Tech Dominator 43 658 Honcho Oceans Pro 43 647

Knysna Genius GTO (2018) 43 645 Opium Infinity 43 645
Think Uno (2016) 43 645
Think Uno Max 43 645 Fenn Mako Elite 43 644 Think Legend 43 643 DD3 Turbo (2012) 43 640 Epic V12 (2g) 43 640
Epic V14 (1g) 43 640
FG Lampu (Jan 2019) 43 640
Flow Kayaks Addict 43 640
Flow Kayaks Sharpski 43 640 Knysna Genius 40 (pre 2018) 43 640 Nordic Kayaks Nitro (to 2017) 43 640 Nordic Kayaks Nitro 64 (2018) 43 640
Revo R1 43 635
Carbonology Flash (2017) 43 635 Honcho Extreme 43 634
Vajda Next 43 630
Knysna Genius 20 43 628
Nordic Kayaks Fusion (2009) 43 625 Ozean OSS 2 43 6245
Elio Pro Elite 43 620
O'Krea Ozo 43 616
Carbonology Pulse 43 605
Knysna Mc Gregor Classic (2017) 43 600 Epic V11 1g (2017) 43 579
Sipre Ackua (2018) 43 575
Nordic Kayaks Rapido 1 Super 43 565
Huki S1-X 43.18 640
Epic V10 g1(2005-2012) 43.4 650 Epic V10L (old) 43.4 650
Red7 Surf70 43.5 660 DD3 XLR8 43.5 655 Ozean OSS I 43.5 6495 Stellar SEL 2G 43.5 645 Vajda Hawx 43.5 643.5
Epic V12 (g1) 43.5 640
Nordic Kayaks Nitro+ 43.5 640 Seabird 6.4 43.5 640
Vajda Hawx 43 43.5 633
Kayak Centre Eos 660 43.6 660 Stellar Eagle (March 2023-) 43.8 630 Custom Kayaks Bullet ?? 640
Ygara Xama 44 660
Stellar SEL 1G 44 655
DD3 Albatross Gen 6 44 650 DD3 Albatross 44 648

Opium Molokai 44 644
Kayak Sipre Sea Vortex + 44 642 Fenn Mako 6 44 640
Nelo XXL 44 640
Felci Yachts Windseeker 44 620 Knysna Genius BLU (2018) 44 620 Carbonology Pulse 44 610
Epic V10L (new) 44 615
Carbonology Pulse (2017) 44 600 Nordic Kayaks Nitro 60 (2017) 44 600 Carbonology Atom 44 595
Knysna Mac Mk.II (Sept. 2018) 44 590 Nordic Kayaks Rapido 2.0 44 585
Van Dusen Mohican 44.45 646.4
Stellar SE 44.5 655
Think Ion 44.5 642
Carbonology Flash (old) 44.5 635 Carbonology Switch 44.5 595
Knysna Mac Rhythm (before 2018) 44.5 590 Chalupski Oscar/Hummel 44.5 580
Epic V10 g2 (2013-2017) 45 645 Opium DW 45 645
Sipre Ackua Veloce (pre 2018) 45 645 Sipre Ackua Veloce (post 2018) 45 644 Icon Genesis 45 640
Nelo Vintage 45 640
Epic V10 g3 (2018) 45 625 Rogue Viento (2022) 45 620 Elio 45 45 610
Fenn Swordfish 45 610
Nordic Kayaks Storm 45 610
Nordic Kayaks Storm + (to 2017) 45 610 Nordic Kayaks Storm 61 (2018) 45 610 Zed Tech Griffin ++ 45 590
Nelo 560L 45 560
Nelo 560M/L 45 560
Nelo 560M 45 560
Sipre Ackua 560 45 560 O'Krea Marmousse 45 450
Knysna Mac Rhythm (from 2018) 45.5 590 Huki S1-XL 45.72 640
Allwave Volo 46 642
Custom Kayaks Focus 46 642 Custom Kayaks Synergy 46 642
Revo R2 46 635
Ozean OSS 3 46 6245
Knysna Genius BLU (pre 2018) 46 620 Carbonology Vault (2017b) 46 610 Stellar SEI 46 610
Scofits Ayahavela SSS (new)46 600

Vajda Hawx 46 46 590 Vajda Next 46 46 590 DD3 Magnum 46 580 Nelo 550 46 550
Nelo Viper 46 Ski 46 520
Kai Wa'a Vega Flex (2022) 46.355 625
Carbonology Vault (2017a) 46.5 612 Scofits Ayahavela SSS (old) 46.5 598 DD3 Australis 46.5 580
DD3 Wahoo Sport 46.5 579
Nordic Kayaks Storm 57 (2017) 46.5 570 Huki S1-R 46.99 607
Honcho Rookie 47 647 Custom Kayaks Icon 47
Think Evo 3G (2016) 47 625 Zed Tech Dominator XL 47 620 Carbonology Vault (old) 47 595 Spirit Fury 47
FG Code Zero 47 580
Fenn XT (older) 47.5 600
Stellar Falcon (2022-) 47.5 595 Finn Molakai 47.5 590
Neumann Adventure 48 640
Revo R3 (2016) 48 635
Think Evo II 48 625
Carbonology Zest (old) 48 615 Kayak Pro Oquendo Sport 48 614
Epic V10 Sport (new) 48 610 Seabird 6.1 48 610
Bjorn Thomasson Spindrift 48 608 Revo R3 (2017) 48 605
Rogue Forza (2022) 48 600
Arrow 48 590
Stellar SR 48 584 Aquarius Coaster 48 580 Elio Fitness 48 580 Honcho Guevara 48 580
Knysna Genius CLK 48 580 Nordic Kayaks Squall 48 580 Ozean OSS 4 48 5795
Sipre Marlin M 48 578
Point Horizon 48 573
Custom Kayaks Horizon 48 560 Custom Kayaks Mentor 48 560 Think Jet 48 520
Aquarius Coda 48 400
Knysna Guppie 48 400
Think Six (January 2020) 48.25 600 Epic V10 Sport (old) 48.3 610

Kayak Centre Zeplin 48.5 660 Knysna Jester 48.5 457
Flow Kayaks Superstar 49 595 de Brito 59 49 590
Fenn Mako XT 49 588
Opium Moana 49 588
Lifesaving/Spec ski min.wid/max.len 49 580
Nordic Kayaks Squall + (to 2017) 49 580 Nordic Kayaks Squall 58 (2018) 49 580 Epic Kayaks V9. 49 579
Nordic Kayaks Squall 54 (2017) 49 540 Carbonology Splash 49 485
Carbonology Zest (old) 49.5 595
DD3 Maxx (2017) 50 600
Nordic Kayaks Breeze (`til 2015) 50 600 Carbonology Boost (2017a) 50 595 Honcho Guru 50 580
Spirit PRS 50 567
Bjorn Thomasson Spray 50 560
Nelo 540 50 540
Allwave Genesi 50 520
Fenn Bonito 50 420
FG 420 Revo 50 420
Sipre Ackua Kid 50 420
Epic V8 Pro 50.5 579
Carbonology Boost (2017b) 51 595 Think Eze (pre 2016) 51 520
Think Eze (2016) 51 518
Spirit Racing Ski 51 496
Stellar S18S G2 (from 2018) 51.2 550 Stellar Osprey (March 2023-) 51.2 5.48
Rogue Picaro (2022) 52 560 Think Zen 52 560
Vajda Hawx 52 52 554 Vajda Next 52 52 554 Opium Rider 52 553
Vajda Raptor 52 530 Nelo 520 52 520
Knysna Genius RS 52.5 580
Fenn Blue-Fin 53 590 Vajda Oscar 53 559 Axis Kayaks S4 53 507 Axis Kayaks S2 53 460
Stellar S18S G1 (pre 2018) 53.3 550
Nordic Kayaks Exrcize 54 550 Sipre Ackua Fun (pre 2018) 54 550

Epic V8 (new) 54 548
Finn Endorfinn 54 522
Epic V7 54 520
Nordic Kayaks Breeze PE (2017) 54 505
Seabird 5.5 55 555
Sipre Ackua Fun (post 2018) 55 550 Elio 55 55 520
Nelo Viper 55 55 520
Nelo 510 55 510
Mirage 583 Freeride 55.5 580 Stellar Eagret (July 2023) 55.7 548 Epic V8 (old) 55.88 548
de Brito 59w 56 590 Carbonology Cruz 56 550 Think Big Eze/Eze 56 538
Allwave Colibri 57 418
Stellar Kingfisher (March 2023-) 57.5 495 Stellar S16S 58.1 488
Epic V6 58.4 488
Cobra Eliminator 58.42 503
Epic V5 composite 60 436 Epic V5 plastic 60 426

Think Zip ( April 2023) 60 450
Current Designs Ignite (2014) 60.96 487.68 Spirit Crosstrainer CTR 61 400
Stellar Puffin (March 2023-) 62.6 436 Stellar S14S 62.8 436
Current Designs 140 66.04 427 Nelo 400 (May 2023) 70 380
List first compiled by Owen on Okinawa, February, 2012. Last up-dated October 2023.
Some info above may be incorrect or missing. Most measurements have been taken from manufacturers websites. Therefore, apologies in advance for any mistakes I`ve made. Please feel free to contact me with any information that should be adjusted or added:
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Hi Guys and Girls i am new here and have a question i had my epic 18x now for 10 years and every year i try a different seat or seat covers , i have used the air max seat cover for years but now paddle the boat with no back rest just so i can keep some skin on a back now i also have the the epic v7 which is excellent i can stay in this boat for 20km easy but my epic 18x i get 10km and my foot goes numb first then the leg and sciatic nerve shuts me down i cant use the air max seat without the back rest as the air max seat cover places me to high and my tail bone hit the top of the back of the seat without the back rest holding me forward how do you guys paddle these boats for 30km