
Pelican KAYAK ARGO 100X EXO Sit-in Kayak Blue Coral
Pelican Argo 100X EXO sit-in kayak pairs a stable twin-arched hull with a removable 17-liter EXO cooler at just 36 lbs.
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Overview
Key Features
PREMIUM UPGRADES: The Argo 100X EXO sets itself apart with premium upgrades Like a Higher ERGOFIT Seatback and includes the removeable EXOCHILL 17 Liter storage cooler that converts to a backpack.
STABLE: The twin-arched multi-chine hull offers excellent stability for a secure and steady ride. It also makes it incredibly easy to get in and out of the kayak.
SAFE: Additional floatation in the form of foam blocks inside the kayak as well as a flatter hull ensure safety and peace of mind when you're out on the water. This kayak holds a maximum weight capacity of 275 lb.
LIGHTWEIGHT: Made of an exceptionally durable high molecular weight polyethylene, our kayaks require less materials to be built. At 10 ft and weighing only 36 lb, the ARGO 100X EXO is incredibly easy to transport, carry and store.
RESISTANT: Our patented RAM-X material is known for its high-impact resistance and will make your kayak last through time.
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- At 36 lbs, it is light enough for solo transport and rooftop loading without assistance.
- Twin-arched multi-chine hull provides excellent stability and makes entry and exit easy.
- Removable 17-liter EXOCHILL cooler doubles as a backpack for convenient food and drink storage.
- RAM-X polyethylene construction resists impacts and UV degradation for long-term use.
- Internal foam flotation blocks add a safety margin in the event of capsizing.
👎 Cons
- 275 lb weight capacity limits suitability for larger paddlers or those carrying heavy gear.
- At 10 feet, it is shorter than touring kayaks and less efficient for covering long distances.
- Sit-in design can feel restrictive for paddlers who prefer the freedom of a sit-on-top layout.
- No rudder or skeg system, which reduces tracking performance in wind or current.
- Single-paddler design with no tandem option for those who want to kayak with a partner.