| Technical dimensions and weights |
INFLATED SIZE:
Length: 365 cm
Width: 103 cm
FOLDED & BAGGED SIZE:
Height: 67 cm
Width: 40 cm
Thickness: 30 cm
Weight: 16 kg
Maximum floor pressure: 0.34 bar (5 psi)
Side tube and seat pressure: 0.2 bar (3 psi)
Number of seats: 1 or 2 seats
Contents: kayak, bag, repair kit, 3 fins, user guide, inflation connector, strap.
PUMP NOT INCLUDED
Compatible with the TRIBORD multi-nozzle double-action hand pump |
| Inflation tips and floor positioning |
Connect a pump (sold separately) using the 1⁄4-turn pump nozzle and inflate the floor to 5 PSI. Finish by screwing the cap back on.
Put the floor inside the kayak and strap it at the ends. The floor valve must be aligned with the side tube valves located at the back of the kayak. The floor’s position must allow free access to the drain plugs located in the middle of the kayak. |
| Side tube and seat inflation tips |
Connect the pump (sold separately) using the 1⁄4-turn pump nozzle and inflate the tubes to 3 PSI. Finish by screwing the cap back on. Each side tube has a pressure relief valve. Its role is to expel excess air caused by over-inflation. When this happens, you may notice a hissing sound. This hissing sound is normal, it can also occur during prolonged exposure to the sun. It will stop when the kayak reaches the correct pressure. |
| Seat comfort and positioning |
The seats are high, providing increased comfort for adults in the paddling position.
Position the seats on the floor using the rip-tab areas located under the seat and on the floor.
Stow any bags or equipment into the kayak’s rear hatch or attach to the rear deck.
The boat is ready to be launched. |
| Glide performance |
The deck of the 100+ kayak uses the same dropstitch construction as an inflatable stand-up paddleboard. Dropstitch is a weave of polyester fibres sandwiched between 2 layers of PVC. When the deck is inflated to high pressure, the threads are stretched and the construction becomes very strong, thus avoiding any deformation. |
| Care instructions |
Remove the seats and slightly deflate the floor to make it easier to rinse out.
Rinse the kayak, floor and seats with clean water after each use to avoid damage from sand, salt water and sun.
Open the drain plugs located in the middle of the kayak and at the rear. Tip the kayak to empty out the water. |
| Disassembly & folding |
Make sure that the surface you intend to fold the kayak on is clean. Remove the fins.
Deflate the side bladders. The valves are located at the back of the kayak. CAUTION: Do not unscrew the pressure relief valves at the front.
Fold the floor.
Fold the rest of the kayak in half lengthwise. Flatten the front fin base.
Lay the rolled floor on the front end. Roll the kayak to the rear end.
Strap the kayak. |
| Storage |
Once dry and clean, the kayak should be stored in a dry and shady place, protected from significant temperature changes.
The kayak can be stored folded but if you have enough space, storing it flat and slightly inflated will extend its life. |
| After-sales service |
Spare parts are available for 100+ kayaks from after-sales service. Visit the workshop at your nearest Decathlon store to collect or order some.
Drop Stitch floor: 8561068
Pressure relief valve: 8561069
Carry bag: 8561073
Paddle rip-tab: 8561070 |
| Directions for use |
We recommend that you use the product with a buoyancy life vest. |
| Less than 3.50 metre canoe-kayak rules |
Is your canoe-kayak inflatable or rigid and is less than 3.50 metres? You have what is called a beach craft.
You must always stay within 300 metres of a shelter (any place on the coast where any craft or vessel and its crew can get to safety by anchoring or berthing, and set off again without assistance).
Buoyancy life vests are not mandatory but strongly recommended to make it easier to get back in the boat if you fall out. |
| More than 3.50 metre canoe-kayak rules |
Your canoe/kayak is rigid or inflatable with at least 2 separate air chambers. It measures more than 3.50 metres. It is approved for sea use by the manufacturer.
You can paddle up to 2 nautical miles (approx. 3 km) from shore. You must carry a number of items of safety equipment.
You can find a list of these items via this link: https://www.itiwit.fr/reglementation-pour-faire-du-canoe-kayak |
