Updated models for 2010

The Caribou, a classic Greenland style design that has a cult-like following, received some improvements and modifications for 2010. The distinct hard chines were softened a bit and flat sections were given a convex curve. Other modifications include the modernization of the deck with more appealing lines. The cockpit was reshaped into a more user friendly, easy to enter and exit keyhole design. The overall length of the boat was also shortened. Now more appealing than ever, the Caribou is a great kayak that's fast, nimble, and a pure joy to paddle.


Length: 17'3" (5.26 m)
Width: 21.5" (55 cm)
Depth: 13.5" (34 cm)
Weight: 52 lbs (23.59 kg)

Fiberglass Price: $3099
Kevlar Price: $3499


About Wenonah Canoe
Established formally in 1968 in Winona, Minnesota, Wenonah Canoe has roots reaching back into the 1950's. The company is the outgrowth of a lifelong devotion to paddling by Mike Cichanowski, who began canoeing as a Boy Scout, and who began manufacturing canoes while still in college. Today, Wenonah Canoe and its Current Designs kayak brand place them among the largest makers of paddle sports boats in the world, with emphasis on ultra-light and high-performance models. Wenonah remains among the few American paddlesports companies still owned by their founder.

www.cdkayak.com

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