The tandem kayak is a kayak built for two people.  They are made for both the first timer and advanced paddlers with performance ease and stability.  Tandem kayaks are manufactured mostly with rotomolded plastic, fiberglass or wood. They can have one large cockpit or two separate cockpits.
OCEAN KAYAK MALIBU TWO XL TANDEM YELLOW LAKE KAYAK
OCEAN KAYAK MALIBU TWO XL TANDEM YELLOW LAKE KAYAK
$381.00
Innova Helios II Tandem Inflatable Kayak
Innova Helios II Tandem Inflatable Kayak
$1,019.00
Perception Swifty 2 Tandem Kayak Green Ex Cond
Perception Swifty 2 Tandem Kayak Green Ex Cond
$549.99
Heritage 2-Person Kayak Double Tandem Lite Featherlite
Heritage 2-Person Kayak Double Tandem Lite Featherlite
$399.99
RTM Ocean Duo Tandem or single kayak same as Malibu two
RTM Ocean Duo Tandem or single kayak same as Malibu two
$599.00
Blow Out Sale Sit on Top  Tandem Kayak- RTM Duo
Blow Out Sale Sit on Top Tandem Kayak- RTM Duo
$459.00
Apex 130T DLX Sit On Top Tandem Kayak
Apex 130T DLX Sit On Top Tandem Kayak
$529.00
Pursuit 140T Tandem Kayak - Sit In
Pursuit 140T Tandem Kayak - Sit In
$589.00
New Old Town Twin Tandem Otter kayak
New Old Town Twin Tandem Otter kayak
$799.00
New Old Town Loon 15 Tandem Kayak   Red
New Old Town Loon 15 Tandem Kayak Red
$650.00
New Dimension Vie tandem kayak  Sunrise is the color
New Dimension Vie tandem kayak Sunrise is the color
$599.00
One Kiwi Osprey 2-Person Tandem Kayak Display Model
One Kiwi Osprey 2-Person Tandem Kayak Display Model
$649.00
Emotion Tandemonium Tandem Kayak - Sit On Top Kayak
Emotion Tandemonium Tandem Kayak - Sit On Top Kayak
$719.00

Kayak Information


  • Kayaks are made from an assortment of different materials. Surf kayaks are almost exclusively fiberglass and white-water models are often made from plastic. Kayaks are fairly inexpensive to rent at almost any major river or lake facility. Kayaks are commonly called canoes although they have different histories and designs.

    Kayaks are classified Kayaks are classified by their intended use. There are five primary classifications: whitewater, surf, touring/expedition, light touring/day tripping and general recreation. Kayaks are boats that look like small canoes but have covered decks and are also easy to carry. Kayaks don’t use fossil fuels so they do not damage the environment.

    Kayaks are actually small boats whose decks are covered and come with a double blade paddle to propel the kayak. There are basically three different types of kayaks; rigid kayaks, folding kayaks and inflatable kayaks. Kayaks ordinarily have much less material above the waterline and are therefore not as susceptible to the wind.

    Kayaks range from 6 ft to 12 ft. The 6 ft models are commonly known as play boats and can be used to perform tricks. Kayaks are very small and sleek with room for only one or two people. You sit on the floor of the kayak which makes it less prone to tipping in high winds or white water rapids. Kayaks come in single, double, and occasionally three person models.

    Fiberglass boats are lighter, but more expensive and more fragile. Kevlar boats are light weight and incredible strong, but are the most expensive type of kayak. Fiberglass is mid-weight and relatively easy to maintain and repair. However it is more expensive than plastic, can crack on impact, and surface scrapes require occasional maintenance.