Inflatable Kayaks Gumotex - Colour - Green
Inflatable kayaks are stable, secure, manageable and easily packable. Kayaks for recreation are designed for sailing on calm water, such as lakes or sea bays. Kayaks for tourism will use for day trips or traveling on rivers with a lower degree of difficulty. Whitewater kayaks are designed for experienced paddlers river rides with a higher degree of difficulty.
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Kayak Zelgear Spark 450
Last 1 Piece
1 580 €
The Zelgear Spark 450 is a highly versatile and popular tandem touring kayak. With a width of 83 cm, the boat is very stable, comfortable,…
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KAYAK TWIST 2/1 GUMOTEX
Rating value is 5 of 5
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606 €
757 €
Gumotex Twisst is lightweight and space-saving kayak as a companion on the road and a watersport recreation.
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KAYAK SWING 1 GUMOTEX
Rating value is 5 of 5
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904 €
SWING 1 is a sit-in inflatable kayak great for relaxing trips on sheltered waters, harbours, lakes and rivers up to Gr. 2 white water...
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KAYAK SWING 2 GUMOTEX
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1 059 €
1 085 €
SWING 2 Kayak - The SWING kayak is a closed kayak suitable for recreational trips and active leisure time on protected waters such as…
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KAYAK TWIST 1 GUMOTEX
Last 1 Piece
545 €
568 €
KAYAK TWIST 1 - Gumotex TWIST is an open sit-on-top kayak suitable for recreation and shorter trips along the coast.
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KAYAK HALIBUT GUMOTEX
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1 540 €
HALIBUT is an inflatable fishing kayak, offering a new dimension in the sport of angling. Thanks to its compact dimensions...
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KAYAK SOLAR GUMOTEX
Rating value is 4 of 5
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1 020 €
1 089 €
GUMOTEX SOLAR inflatable kayak serves for both trips on lakes and touring on rivers up to WW2. Set includes pump, paddles, manometer.
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Choosing a Gumotex inflatable kayak - comparison of Twist, Solar, Thaya and SeaWave kayaks
We can help you choose an inflatable kayak from Gumotex. We have compared the popular open touring kayaks Twist, Solar, Thaya and SeaWave. Will the cheapest Twist be enough or is it worth paying extra for the versatile Solar kayak, the comfortable and stable Thaya or will you use the biggest and fastest Seawave kayak?