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A side-by-side comparison of our Paddle Cat Series. The Sabertooth and Mammoth are unique and entertaining boats, to say the least. See which one better suits your needs on the water.

Sabertooth
The Sabertooth can be rowed with a small frame or paddled with an R2 team. It’s fun, easy to paddle, tracks well, but can turn on a dime! The rockered tubes flow over waves, climb out of holes, and help stick a landing over steep drops. The floor is durable Superman mesh for instant draining and won’t scoop in water. A sleeve of foam zipped into a pocket on the floor provides knee protection for those who prefer to paddle with one knee down and the other over the thwart. The floor has two foot cups in the bow to help keep paddlers locked into place. D-ring handles installed in the bow and stern make the Sabertooth easy for two people to carry. The Sabertooth now comes standard with one thwart that adjusts in the cockpit for the best fit. Built-in cross tubes and the AIREcell system add rigidity so that the boat won’t bend or “taco” in big water. The Sabertooth is a whitewater animal! It turns your local river into a playground, eats up technical tributaries, and is a blast in high-volume water.

Mammoth
The Mammoth takes paddle cat boating to a whole new level. We’ve taken what we’ve learned developing rafts and catarafts and built a boat that rockets high over waves and, with a front cross piece, resurfaces quickly after charging through holes. The Mammoth is a fun ride for high-adventure paddle teams! The Mammoth comes standard with 2 thwarts. At 13’11” long, this boat can take a 4-7 person crew on a wild ride.

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