What is the weight limit on the Freein Explorer Kayak 12'6 version?

The weight limit on the Freein Explorer Kayak 12'6 is 720lbs/ 326kg.

Can you use a SUP paddle on the Freein Explorer kayak?

Yes, you can use a SUP paddle on a kayak. However, SUP paddles have one blade only and are typically longer than kayak paddles. So you may need to adjust the paddle length and technique for optimal performance and comfort.

What is the difference between a kayak paddle and a sup paddle?

The main difference between a kayak paddle and a SUP paddle lies in their design. A kayak paddle usually has two blades with a longer shaft, allowing for seated paddling with alternating strokes. In contrast, a SUP paddle is a single blade with an adjustable length, primarily used for usage while standing.

How do you convert a SUP to a kayak?

Converting a SUP to a kayak typically involves attaching a kayak seat and using a kayak paddle. Some stand-up paddleboards have specific attachments or accessories available to facilitate this conversion. Check out the Freein Kayak SUP on our web for this.

Is it easier to kayak or paddleboard?

The ease of kayaking or paddleboarding can vary depending on personal preference and skill level. Generally, paddleboarding (SUP) tends to have a slightly steeper learning curve as it requires more balance and stability to stand on the board. Kayaking, on the other hand, provides a seated position and can be easier for beginners to pick up. Ultimately, it depends on individual preferences and comfort levels on the water.