Description
RTM Ocean Duo – Sit on Top Kayak – includes Two Seats and Two Paddles
The RTM Ocean Duo Kayak is a firm family favourite Double Sit on Top. We have been offering this boat for many years and it has never disappointed. With two main seating positions it can actually carry three as it has an additional central seat. That makes it really family friendly. It is even more so as it can be paddled by one person or two. The Ocean Duo has lots of buoyancy and being nice and wide it is very stable. It has a 220kg capacity and multi position foot rests. This means it can carry a very wide range of paddlers and gear. It comes with a free draining deck and strong directional stability via a pronounced keel.
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Stowage
The RTM Ocean Duo Kayak has a useful deck well at the rear for gear which can be held in place by the integral stowage straps. The third seat also doubles as an extra gear stowage location. The Duo has two integral paddle holders. This is for when you carry it or want to take a break from paddling. It comes with four easy use handles. This means transport is easy. It should therefore come as no surprize that it sits well on a car roof rack. The through deck drain holes make lashing it down or securing it to railings with a chain and padlock simple.
Durability
The RTM Ocean Duo Kayak is made from UV inhibiting plastics which make it highly durable when exposed to the elements. It resists abrasion from daily use and well as being an immensely strong design. It can take whatever the family can throw at it and come back year after year
Deal Includes Two Paddles and Two Backrests
Creating Great Kayaks Since 1993.
The company, RTM is short for Rotomod. RTM also own Dag Kayaks another great brand. European leaders in the creation of safe, unsinkable self draining sit on top (SOT) kayaks which can be used in the salty marine environment. They are moulded in France at their factories in Garonne and the Ardeche and are used in over 60 countries. We have been supplying these super kayaks in the South Hams of Devon for nearly 20 years.
