Hobie Kayak Presents the I Series

Wednesday, 07 October 2009 04:52

Hobie Kayaks presents the I Series -combining the Hobie Mirage Drive within an innovative hull-its patent pending design will redefine how the world views inflatable kayaks.

This 12 foot single is perfect for those who are short on room and storage. It packs nicely within its own rolling travel bag, so it can fit in the trunk of your car, on your boat, in your RV-you can even take it on the plane for your next vacation. The 14 foot tandem. The perfect answer for those that want a Hobie Mirage Drive kayak for two-that you can take anywhere.

It inflates easily with a supplied pump and deflates quickly for storage and travel. Think of all the places you can go with your favorite someone or solo. The i-Series offers storage, stability and speed.

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