The New Lure II Tandem from Feelfree is an exciting new complement to the Lure Series of Kayaks. Based on the same amazing comfort, stability and versatility anglers demand out of a kayak - only x 2! With 2 complete cockpits featuring sonar pods, standing platform and patented Gravity Seats - the Lure II cuts no corners to offer the best for 2 anglers. Molded in handles, wheel in keel, rear storage for crate or cooler, uni-track system, rear rod holders are all standard features. Additionally, you can add the Overdrive pedal and/or motor to the rear seating position, while using the front sonar pod for depth/fish finder, you now have a serious fishing machine. The Lure II is also designed as a solo kayak from the rear seat position with a multitude of options. In the solo position you can remove the front Gravity seat providing even more room for standing and storage, add a stand up bar and overdrive, and your Lure II replaces a garage full of boats! Stand, sit high, sit low, 1 or 2 anglers, pedal, paddle, motor and go fishing…..the Lure II will be the one boat that can truly replace them all.
Stable, comfortable fishing kayak that can be paddled solo or tandem
Sonar pod makes it easy to install a fishfinder and transducer without drilling into the kayak plus it is completely removable
Wheel in the keel for easy transport and integrated bow, stern and side carry handles
Two Fishing rod holders and track system provide a variety of outfitting options
Includes the Gravity seat, one of the most adjustable seats on the market
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I haven’t taken it out in the water yet, but it’s a very sturdy Kayak and the seats are very comfortable. Should be perfect for my daughter and myself to fish on.
I have had a chance to take mine out 3 times now, to really test it. For two people, it is very comfortable and very sturdy. The only reason I give it 4-stars is because certain components, such as latches on dry pods and foot pedal adjustments are not made super sturdy, and I feel they may give out shortly. Other than that, it's a great kayak for me to be able to take the wife fishing. I do enjoy it a lot.
I bought this kayak and have had it about 2 weeks. I have taken it
out 4 times so far and I love it. I took it out twice by myself and
the other two with a friend of mine. The only reason why i gave it
a 4 is because this thing is freakin heavy and the wheel in the keel
isn't great. I would highly recommend getting a cart for it. The
wheel is fine for short distance as long as you can keep it
balanced. This is my first kayak, so I can't really compare to
others but solo paddling wasn't bad at all in my opinion. However if
you are out on a windy day and have another adult with, hopefully
they have a paddle as well. If not, you're in for a treat. Other than
that, I enjoy it. Hope this helps.
Q:
Hi, just wanted to confirm one of the questions above. I have seen the 92lb weight posted as both with and without the seats. Can you confirm this is indeed with the seats? If so that seems very light.
Thank you
Q:
I read the other question about converting this to a single person kayak. My question how does it compare to the 13.5 in single mode? I was more thinking about using the front seat more so than the rear, but in either seat what would you think the paddling effort would be compared to a 13.5? As a basis of comparison, I've paddled the 11.5 given that effort.
A:
The 13.5 would be much better suited for solo paddling, due to weight distribution. If you were to use the tandem, the weight distribution would make it much harder to paddle. Plus, if you wanted to use a rudder, or the pedal drive on it, you would need to be in the rear.
Q:
Can this kayak be used as a solo kayak? I'm wondering about the stability of removing the front seat and fishing just with just the rear seat and pedal drive installed. Wondering how the weight distribution would be.
A:
Yes, this kayak can be used as a solo kayak. However, since the paddler will be sitting in the rear when in solo mode, the weight distribution will be more towards the rear. If you are not going to have a second paddler ever, then I would recommend the Lure 13.5.
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