Tupelo LT

12' 2"
Length
28"
Width (in)
40
Weight (lb)
$1,199
MSRP

Tupelo LT Description

The Tupelo is now available in our LT Edition Kayaks! The Jackson Kayak Tupelo is a popular light touring/recreational kayak aimed at getting you out on short exploratory adventures. This fast tracking, comfortable and easy to use kayak is great for beginners and advanced paddlers as it's hull design not only provides stability to new paddlers but surprising performance to those who are used to kayaking. The deck is fully outfitted with bungees, YakAttack Tracks for accessories, ample storage with its stern locking hatch and it comes with our new ergonomic Elite Seat . Also available in our RealTree Editions.

Tupelo LT Specs and Features

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

Additional Attributes

  • Ergo Seat
  • Stable, User-Friendly Hull
  • Large Cockpit
  • Stern Hatch and Bulkhead
  • Deck Rigging
  • Grab Handles
  • Water Bottle Holder & Nalgene Bottle
  • Go Pro Ready

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Tupelo LT Reviews

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5

I was looking for a super…

Submitted by: guest-paddler on 4/5/2021

I was looking for a super lightweight kayak to replace my old Hurricane Santee Sport. I wanted a large cockpit opening and a suspension seat for comfort, and the Tupelo LT fit the bill. I added a keel guard, because I wore out the keel on my Santee Sport. While the Tupelo LT isn’t as nimble in the water as the Santee Sport, the seat is much more comfortable and the cockpit is a bit more spacious. Being able to carry it with only one hand makes it super easy to handle off of the water. Overall, I really love the Tupelo LT.

4

This review is based on a…

Submitted by: paddler442853 on 6/19/2018

This review is based on a full summer (last year) of kayaking about once per week with this boat. We've just returned to the water this year. On the whole, I like this kayak a lot. The seat's great, with nice adjustability, and its being removable is a nice touch. I'm still very much a beginner, but I find that it tracks well when I'm paying attention to my strokes. It's also broad enough that I can enter and exit without tipping the boat or falling out. G It's light enough I (6 feet tall and reasonably strong) can carry it to the water myself, if need be, and it fits well on the roof rack of our Prius.

There are only two downsides, and they're fairly minor: First, the boat is a bit nose-heavy. I haven't tried adding weights in the rear storage compartment to see if that improves the balance, but that will be a test for this summer. Second, the rounded sides of the forward half mean that if I'm not paying attention when heading upwind, the occasional larger wave can sweep the deck, and some of the water will then enter the cockpit. (We're not going out in sufficiently rough water to require a spray skirt.) Not enough water to require bailing after an hour of paddling, but still annoying when I get splashed in a cold breeze.