Aqua Marina Caliber Angling Kayak
Multi-taskers rejoice! This power kayak is a true chameleon, able to adapt to your needs whether it be paddling or fishing and from solo to tandem expeditions. In SOLO MODE, the CALIBER offers a stable and spacious platform for you to sit or stand and plenty of space to carry fishing gear and catches of the day. Want to bring a friend? Easily swap into TANDEM MODE for an unforgettable kayak experience in all water conditions.
We had comfort in mind. Coming in at 13 feet long and offering a max. payload of 180kg, the CALIBER has large welded side chambers for added stability and a drop-stitch floor for rigidity. The streamlined outline offers excellent tracking and superior glide.
Specifications
PRODUCT
CALIBER 13'1"
MODEL
CA-398
NET WEIGHT
40.3 lbs / 18.3 kg
LENGTH
13'1" / 398 cm
WIDTH
39" / 98 cm
MAX PASSENGERS
2
MAX. PAYLOAD
396 lbs / 180 kg
AIR CHAMBERS
2 + 1
DRAIN VALVES
1 + 4 self bailing
Includes:
- Kayak Carrying Backpack
- 16" Handpump
- Kayak Fishing Seat
- Cup Holder
- Kayak Fin x 2
User Manual
Aqua Marina Caliber Angling Kayak
Frequently Asked Questions
Clean the board after each use with fresh water and mild soap. We suggest rinse the board to remove dirt, sand and salt water. Use towels to wipe away dirt when necessary. Remember to remove your fins before you rinse your board so that you can thoroughly cleanse your fin box. Completely dry your board AFTER you rinse and BEFORE you store it.
1. Remove fins before you store your board.
2. Completely dry your board BEFORE you store it.
3. Don’t store your inflatable board in direct sunlight. This will result in deterioration in the long run and shorten the life of your board. UV radiation is harsh and can particularly damage PVC when exposed repeatedly day after day.
4. Store your inflatable board in the right temperature range. Anywhere between 5-40 degrees Celsius (40-110 degrees Fahrenheit) is recommended. Again, inflatable SUPs are durable, but extreme conditions aren’t ideal for any sporting equipment. Avoid freezing cold or baking hot conditions.
5. You can store your board both deflated or inflated, whichever suits your space.
a) When the board is stored inflated, resist the temptation to stack things or place heavy objects on it. This could cause a divot or impact the rocker of your board over time. Also, if you’re storing your board inflated for the long-term, it’s best to release a few PSI just in case your storage area gets too warm. That helps to prevent any damage to the board from the air inside expanding beyond the desired PSI.
b) If you store your board deflated, keep it lying flat. When storing your board deflated, it’s a great idea to use your board bag to protect it from abrasions. Make sure it’s rolled or folded loosely. Then store your board in it’s backpack so it’s laying on its side rather than upright or standing on the edges of the board where pressure points could form.