Looksha 17 - Composite

22' 2"
Length
23.75"
Width (in)
49–54
Weight (lb)
discontinued

Looksha 17 - Composite Options

  • 49 lb
    Carbon Composite
  • 54 lb
    Fiberglass Composite

    This Product Has Been Discontinued

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    Looksha 17 - Composite Description

    The Looksha 17 composite is a sporty touring kayak designed to cover some distance. Featuring the Extrasport seat pad with back band, composite thigh braces and a rudder system, it's designed to get you where you’re going as efficiently as possible. One of our most popular designs, its stability and high volume allows paddlers to bring the kitchen sink without compromising performance, making it perfect for camping and longer paddling trips.

    Looksha 17 - Composite Specs and Features

    • Structure: Rigid / Hard Shell
    • Cockpit Type: Sit Inside
    • 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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    Looksha 17 - Composite Reviews

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    A cautious positive. I have…

    Submitted by: paddler429337 on 5/1/2018

    A cautious positive. I have come to the Looksha from a typical UK sea kayak - a P&H Scorpio. The Looksha is a beast by comparison - big and broad and voluminous. It is also nothing like a playful; it can't be turned as tightly. It does however track incredibly easily and is so stable in a bit of weather. The bow rides over the waves easily and is a dry boat to paddle.

    It is also worth noting that I am getting used to the concept of a rudder on a sea kayak whilst getting used to this specific boat. It is so easy in many ways for lazy paddling. Mine (bought 2nd hand) came with sliding rudder pedals which I hate. I am currently replacing with pivoting ones. I hope with those I can start bracing properly and edging well again.

    Finally - curious decision not to give the boat a day hatch. I am not sure of the reasoning. I now have more in my pfd, a bag in the cockpit with me (I hate popping the spray deck at sea so don't like this solution) and a small deck bag. This is the main reason I dropped a star.

    Looksha 17 - Composite