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Cruise 10

10' 3"
Length
32.5"
Width (in)
53
Weight (lb)
$899
MSRP

Cruise 10 Description

The Cruise 10 is ideal for those who aren’t paddling long distances or need a shorter, lighter boat to fit into smaller spaces. With outstanding comfort and ease of access thanks to the unique Hi-Lo elite seat, you’ll want to stay on the water all day! Deck storage space along with a round sealed front hatch and day hatch make it so you can take everything you might need for a picnic or all day outing. Interested in fishing? There are plenty of attachment points on the clean, uncluttered deck for adding rod holders and other gear, and it takes only minutes to customize your Cruise. Goes where other boats, even larger kayaks, can’t reach!

Cruise 10 Specs and Features

  • Structure: Rigid / Hard Shell
  • Cockpit Type: Sit on Top / Open Cockpit
  • Seating Configuration: Solo
  • Ideal Paddler Size: Average Adult, Larger Adult
  • Skill Level: Beginner, Intermediate
  • Ideal Paddler Size: Average Adult, Larger Adult
  • Skill Level: Beginner, Intermediate

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Cruise 10 Reviews

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5

One of the best 10 foot sit…

Submitted by: guest-paddler on 1/13/2020

One of the best 10 foot sit on top paddling hull designs. Pretty stable, fast enough, and comfortable lawn chair type seat. Jackson is going bigger and heavier with their new boats so hopefully they won't get rid of this type. It is due for an update though.

5

I have been kayaking for…

Submitted by: guamaniac on 7/26/2019

I have been kayaking for many years and paddle skinny water locally and inshore/offshore on trips to the Gulf. My buddy has had a Cruise 10 for a few years and I got to try it out on an overnight kayak camping trip. What impressed me was the shallow draft the boat has. I was in a Tarpon 100 and a Pescador Pro 100 and this boat out-performed them in the skinny water. The Pescador has a transducer scupper that locks in on rocks. The Tarpon is a fantastic boat but (very) shallow rocks catch the skeg. I specifically boat the Cruise 10 for the river I fish often (The Cahaba). I am able to stand up using the assist strap pretty well and look forward to many years of paddling in this boat.

5

I've been paddling this boat…

Submitted by: paddler236159 on 3/23/2015
I've been paddling this boat for more than a year and love it. Nimble, light and maneuverable, perfect for pond hopping and other smaller bodies of water. I wouldn't recommend it if you're primarily a big water paddler, but I love that I can throw it on top of the car, drive to work, pop over to the river for a quick fishing trip at lunch and chase 'em around a little.

Another big plus for me - a blank slate to customize however I see fit. I've added three rod holders, a drag chain and a Raymarine fish finder unit.

I would probably go with a Cruise 12 next time based on my size (I'm 5'9" and 155lbs), but this machine proves good things come in small packages.

4

My wife and I both bought…

Submitted by: rjmcdowell on 9/5/2014
My wife and I both bought Cruse 10s three weeks ago. We like the chair for comfort and ease of mounting and dismounting. The kayaks handle well. One disadvantage is the forward storage compartment; unless you tie a cord to whatever you place in it, you'll need to tip the kayak once you get to shore if you want to access the items.
Cruise 10
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