| Yak Gear Announces US Distribution of Viking Kayaks |
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| Thursday, 20 March 2014 00:00 |
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The Vikings are coming! The Vikings are coming! Yak Gear is proud to announce the United States distribution of Viking Kayaks, a New Zealand based kayak manufacturer. As the United States distributor of Viking Kayaks and the accompanying line of paddling and fishing accessories, Yak Gear is distributing the newly designed Viking Kayak Profish Reload and the Viking Kayak Profish 400 Lite sit-on-top fishing kayaks.
Three Viking Kayak Profish Reloads ready to launch! About Viking Kayaks Viking Kayaks has been designing kayaks for the New Zealand market for almost 15 years. After recent success as a dominant kayak manufacturer in New Zealand due to their unique tracking and stability designs for offshore compatibility, Viking Kayak is now bringing their designs to the United States. The development of Viking Kayaks is the result of the collaborative efforts of both Stephen Tapp – one of New Zealand’s most well know and experienced kayak anglers – and Grant Montague, owner of Viking Kayaks, New Zealand. Together, Stephen and Grant have a combined 28 years’ experience manufacturing and designing fishing kayaks. Viking Kayak Models The Viking Kayak Profish ReloadViking Kayak Profish Reload (14.8 feet long, 29 inches wide, 64 lbs.) is a sit-on-top kayak that is fast, stable, and easy to manage on and off the water. The Profish is the choice for anglers seeking touring endurance combined with stability. The Profish Reload features the Reload Tackle Pod. The Reload Tackle Pod System offers the ability to have a fully integrated and removable depth finder, battery, and transducer setup combined with a large tackle storage space. It’s now quick and easy to remove or reload your valuable depth finder, transducer, and tackle – the ultimate in convenience. The Profish Reload will be available in two colors: Grey Mist and Yellow/Black combo. 
Viking Kayak Profish Reload Also offered is the Viking Kayak Profish 400 LiteViking Kayak Profish 400 Lite (13.2 feet long, 30.5 inches wide, 54 lbs.). The Profish 400 is an excellent paddling kayak suitable for long offshore excursions as well as inshore paddles. Being lightweight makes it easy to load on to roof racks and carry to and from the water. The detachable tackle pod option makes setting up for your fishing trip quick and easy. The Profish 400 will be available in two colors: Green/Black combo and Orange/Black combo. 
Viking Kayak Profish 400 Lite. Notice the stability while sitting side-saddle! Built for Customized Rigging Customization is key when rigging fishing kayaks for different types of fishing or individual preferences. Understanding this, Yak Gear is bringing in the two Viking Kayaks to the United States with the intention that the customer can finish much of the accessory design. Customization options include varieties of options for seat choice, flush mount rod holder placement, center pod configuration, anchor trolley positioning, and even external mount placement. Not into rigging for kayak fishing? The two Viking Kayaks make great recreational and surfing kayaks as well! Where to Find Viking Kayaks Austin Kayak, headquartered in Austin, Texas, will be the first retailer to offer the two models of Viking Kayaks. Inquiries about availability can be sent to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Yak Gear will be adding three more retailers to the exclusive list of Viking Kayaks Dealers by 2015. For more information on the Viking Kayaks Profish Reload and the Viking Kayak Profish 400 Lite, check out the kayak walk around videos below!
Viking Kayak Profish 400 Lite: – We want to know what you think about the new Viking Kayaks! What are some qualities that you like about these new kayaks? Tell us what you think! Comment below, reach out to us at socialmedia@yak-gear.com, or find us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram using the #YakGear hashtag! - See more at: http://www.yak-gear.com/viking/#sthash.4VnIUN3E.dpuf
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