Sea Eagle 385ft FastTrack™ V-Bottom Inflatable Kayak
About the FastTrack™ Series
Sea Eagle FastTrack™ Kayaks are sleeker and faster than ever! With a sleek, curved touring shape and the advanced NeedleKnife™ Keel, they offer true rigid kayak performance with all the benefits of an inflatable. Most importantly, the FastTrack™ is designed for exceptional safety and stability.
High Performance / Ultra-Light Weight
One standout feature is the lightweight design. While traditional rigid kayaks can weigh 65-70 lbs, the Sea Eagle FastTracks™ weigh just 35 and 44 lbs, making them much easier to handle. Best of all, being inflatable, FastTracks™ pack down into a compact bag, making transportation simple and convenient.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length | 385 ft |
| Weight (with paddle) | 35 lbs (small), 44 lbs (large) |
| Keel Type | Patented external rigid NeedleKnife™ Keel |
| Design | V-bottom, curved touring shape |
| Portability | Packs into compact storage bag |
FAQ
What makes the FastTrack™ kayak faster than traditional inflatable kayaks?
The patented external rigid NeedleKnife™ Keel provides a more stable and streamlined hull, reducing drag and improving tracking, which results in a smoother and faster paddling experience.
Is the kayak stable in rough waters?
Yes, the V-bottom design combined with the rigid keel enhances stability, making it safe and reliable for both calm and moderate water conditions.
How easy is it to transport the kayak?
The kayak inflates and packs into a compact bag, making it easy to carry or store in a vehicle or cabin.
Boris Mathis –
I’ve used this kayak for several weekends on lakes and rivers. The NeedleKnife™ keel makes it feel like a rigid kayak, with much better tracking and less wobbling. It’s lightweight and easy to set up. The pack size is great for weekend trips.
William Nolan –
Great for beginners and experienced paddlers alike. The stability is impressive, and it handles wind better than other inflatables I’ve tried. Took it on a 3-hour trip with no issues.
Oliver Wilkins –
The weight is a big plus—much easier to carry than a traditional rigid kayak. The keel design gives a solid feel, and it doesn’t tip over even in choppy water.