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Ocean Kayak Trident Ultra 4.7 Kayak
$1,799.99
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Rating Stars   Customer Rating: 4.7 out of 5 (7 Reviews)

A durable, stable, yet responsive kayak, the Ocean Kayak Trident Ultra 4.7 is a collaboration between Ocean Kayak designers and a group of dedicated professional kayak anglers from around the globe. Based on the Trident 15 and crafted around the original Prowler hull, Ocean Kayak designers have taken the Ultra 4.7 one step further by incorporating more volume in the front of the boat for a drier ride, moderate rocker to help performance in ocean swells and a more pronounced tail fin to aid in tracking. The Trident Ultra 4.7 features Ocean Kayak's proprietary multifunctional reversible hatch cover. This innovative hatch includes attachment points for fish finders and other accessories and has the unique ability to rotate 180 degrees along a pivot point to "flip" to shield and protect valuable electronics in rough surf conditions. The tail fin on the Trident Ultra 4.7 features a replaceable wear strip that will add years of life to the kayak as it weathers the inevitable bumps and bruises of rocky beach launches and landings. Rudder is standard equipment on the Trident Ultra 4.7.

Multifunctional reversible center hatch cover to protect electronics and other gear in rough conditions
Replaceable wear strip/skid plate
Rudder is standard equipment
Four flush mounted rod holders
Comfort Deluxe seat included
 
Item#: 3215
Length:15' 5"
Width:29.1"
Weight:77 lbs.
Capacity:500-550 lbs.
Leg Room To Peg:50
Leg Room - Total:50
Number of Paddlers:1 - Single-Solo
Type of Kayak:Sit on Top
Hatches Incl:1
Optional Hatches:0
Material(s):Polyethylene
 
Size/Color Part Number UPC
Camo07.6425.10639420012311719
Yellow07.6425.10439420012311733
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Reviewer: Joshua Rating: 5 Date: 05/15/2013
Review: Great fishing kayak. Handles really well with rudder installed. I take it to the coast and its been excellent. A great buy for anyone.

Reviewer: Risk Rating: 5 Date: 01/11/2013
Review: GREAT YAK!!! Full of standard perks. Paddles surprisingly good, stable and quite fast for a fisher. Chicks dig it. ACK packages securely for shipping.

Reviewer: mike Rating: 4 Date: 09/20/2012
Review: Been paddling a Trident 13 for the last year.At 250lbs its alittle wet for me which is why I bought a 4.7.Surpisingly agile.The hardware on the rudder is much improved over the T-13.The center hatch is a great idea if you want to stow a FF/GPS.Its a much dryer ride than the 13 [for me].Its definately faster.For me the forward rod holders should be farther forward.I had to limit my hard paddling with a rod in.The center hatch skin is thin so I overlaid a 3/8 cutting board and installed a couple rod holders.Problems solved.I purchased the Ice Box.Its easily accessible and keeps fish cold.All in all great yak.Great for fishing.

Reviewer: Chip Rating: 4 Date: 06/19/2012
Review: I have been kayaking for most of my life. Started out white water kayaking and did most of the rivers in the southeast but this is my first fishing kayak. I did a ton of research before buying the 4.7. Here are my observations of this boat. Boat is somewhat heavy, and I am a healthy guy, but I still am able to load it by myself on my truck rack. The boat is fast, and I mean fast. It handles well despite of its overall length. I use it in the bayous of Louisiana and open water as well. I have had this boat for about 3 months and used it a lot so I’ve had the opportunity to see various weather circumstances and conditions. I’ve found the boat to be much more responsive in the turns without using the rudder. I usually do not employ it in cramped areas. I will say that I could be considered a “basher” of those who use a rudder to make up for poor paddling skills but I must say that the rudder is a huge advantage in windy weather on open water. I also use it running with the current or running downwind to steer the kayak while fishing and it works great. I bought my wife the Ocean 13 angler and I like the way the rudder cables tie into the rudder body better than the 4.7. The 4.7 uses a threaded u clamp and even though I tightened it down really well, I lost one the second time out and used a plastic tie that seems to work even better. The boat is really thought out well with the 4 rod holders and the central storage pod. I like the center hatch but do envy the Ocean 13’s rod storage under the seat area on my wife’s. The live bait well would be awesome, since I use life bait a lot, but for some idiotic reason Ocean does not make that available here but only in new Zealand or there about. This is the same company right? They do have planes that fly out of their country and they do export things out of that country right? geeeez!! That is unacceptable! The seat that comes with this boat is very good and comfortable for a day on the water. The boat is stable at 29 inches but when it gets in “nervous water”, with 2 foot ways boat gets a little squirrelly at anchor, once under way rocker helps boat stay stable. Definition: water in 2+ waves with VERY short wave duration, less than 3 seconds between crests. I am getting water from somewhere inside my boat. I suspected the hatch, due to complaints on this in older models, but I have run a water hose over the boat section by section and could not get any water. I am concerned I have a small split in the hull that opens up under wave pressure. I’m still investigating this. It seems that when I am in high waves there is MUCH more water in the hull. 2+ gallons, which made me almost sure it was the front hatch But I was in it just this past week and no water got around the front hatch area and still had some water in the hull, not as much, but some water is still bad water. I don’t like the way the front hatch was molded into the boat. They basically created a well or pool area that just holds water towards the rear. The design on the Ocean 13 is MUCH better. I see no benefit for the way it is designed anyway. To say I am not concerned about this intrusion of water would be a huge understatement. Don’t get me wrong, the boat is not going to sink but it slows the boat down considerably. A gallon of water weighs 8.35 lbs. that’s over 16 pounds of moving weight in my boat, not good. I also bought the ice chest pod and it is a really nice addition. It has a very low profile that really drops the center of gravity. The insulation is not all that good though, as ice melts pretty quickly. I really like the skid plates on the rear of the tail fin. That was a smart idea; I just wished they would do something similar on the bow. Back in the day we used duct tape and replaced it after several trips to keep the scratches off the nose. The bungee on the front bow is awesome for holding your paddle for quick retrieval. The ones on the side are difficult to strap so I will most likely be changing them to clips in the future, although this is a concern for fishing line to get caught on. I find the middle hatch to be somewhat flimsy. I initially mounted a Scotty mount for my fish holder on it so I could use it for live bait while I was fishing something else, but when I had a fish hit that line it almost torn off the hatch. Way to flimsy for anything that will give it ANY torque. There is an area in front of middle hatch for this mount but it’s really tough to reach, making it really useless. I have since mounted my rod there and bought a Scotty extender for this and it really does work well. It does require a little fore thought prior to getting in the kayak to set up due to the way Scotty mounts are adjusted but it’s workable and will take some torque. I made up my own anchor trolley, which you will most definitely need, due to the fact again, Ocean does not sell one to fit this boat in the US, stupid, because it comes set up to accept the blocks on the bow and stern. All in all, not hard to make a good one out of some local parts gathered from some chain stores. Overall, this is a nice boat, but one that needs to see some bigger water. If I was on lakes, bayous or other smaller water all the time, I would opt for the ocean 13. If you have a lot of water to cover and you visit some water beyond the breakers, you will not beat this boat other than if you use a touring yak. The only reason I am giving this boat only 4 stars is for the lack of product support for this line from Ocean Kayak.

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