Tomahawk Air K 375 Drop Stitch Kayak 

Thank you my friend. We’ll come and visit one day and put it too the test.

Thanks mate, that is the ideal boat design and it's even really cheap for what it is.

Easily flips

@@robertcarpenter7486 in the ocean it flips' how bout lake water?...I am noticing it is tippy...wondering if I add some weight (like bags or supplies) in the front and back ends of the kayak will it give it more lateral stability....

I am searching for the right stabilizers but yet to find I. a recommendation. I would never go out very far in any inflatable.

Thanks for your comments and questions. The quality of the Aqua Marina stuff that we have is good with no obvious issues. My understanding is that most of the brands source their drop stick kayaks from the same places in China, so quality across the board should be decent. It really comes down to the details like attachment points, colour etc. Yes I have had the kayak out on the water, although I've sold it now. The kayak was defiantly quicker than other inflatable (non - drop stitch kayaks) and it did track well. Turing was more "graceful". I couldn't spin the kayak on the spot like I can with my much shorter Flash 100. Stability was ok but not initially confidence inspiring. If you've never paddled before it may feel a bit wobbly, but the trick is to relax and not stiffen up. I never tipped the kayak, it seemed to go so far and then stop. This is typical of a boat that can "edge". It didn't take me long to build sufficient confidence on the river, but I'd probably not want to take it on the sea with my level of ability.

@@Paul523069 thanks for the further feedback now I just need to sell this to the misses 🤞

I have the 3 Seats, it’s great👍

You should be able to squeeze a pack in behind the seat. I would try to put it inside a dry bag and then tie the bag to seat attachment metal loops and maybe even find a way to attach it to the back carry handle too. That should stop you loosing it. Whether you can carry a 25kg pack depends on your weight. If you're more than 90kg I would not. Lastly, will it tip over? Well that depends on you. I'd build a bit of experience with it first as the kayak can feel a bit tippy to those new to paddling. Doesn't take long to get used too though.

@@Paul523069 Cheers for the quick reply, I appreciate it! By the way I am 80kg so it might work out...

312 is nice, just it is a low pressure one, me having 100kg it bents a lot where I sit, so it rises the front. Otherwise it is ok for recreational use, but.....

It is extremely unstable, even on calm lake waters. Honestly, this is one of the most unstable canoe/kayaks in general. Taking it into the sea would be high risk.

I got this one from Purple Marine in the UK

I've never read an explanation, but it could be that two "anchor points" in the water counteracts the turning motion generated by paddling more effectively than one. It may also mean that skegs can be a little shorter (2 short skegs instead of one long one may have the same effect). Shorter skies would allow paddling in shallower water. Just an educated guess though, I've not sat down and worked out the phyiics :)

Please, can anyone explain why my feeling in the boat 🚣 is very very very unstable. I fell from the boat twice today. The water was calm. The boat was inflated well. Even trying to canoe 🛶 with some more speed I felt very stressed 😩 all the time. I bought it new. Thank you 🙏 if you can help me out.

@@Paul523069 I think the other reason might be the the ability to use one of the skeg slots for attaching electric motor. Aqua Marina has specials motors for their sup boards and they can be connected to this kayak as well as I understand. Thank you Paul for your review it was very useful!

@@AdAppeltaaltrainingen Inflatable kayaks sit very high ON the water and so are less stable than rigid kayaks which sit IN the water. They are also more affected by any wind.

@@Paul523069 great information well explained ! I like the look of the boat ! It looks strong ! Why did you sell it ? Any negatives ? I'm stuck between buying this or a gumotex palava ? Any advice ? From Paul or others ?

Not sure which models your comparing it to or what country you're in, but when I bought this in the UK, prices were very comparable with others on the market, however, most other models were out of stock. I didn't spot any quality issues during the time I had it.

I have one of these, and they are AMAZING.. Don't hesitate, get one..👍

Yes I’m sure it’s 10 psi. When combined with the structural element of the drop stitch fabrication of the floor and sides, the result is extremely solid.

Not 140 psi !!!! 10psi it is