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Native Titan Propel 13.5: First Look at a Big Pedal Angler Kayak
I look over the Native Watercraft Titan Propel 13.5, one of the largest pedal kayaks out there, with a wide stern and massive storage.
What’s in this video
The Native Watercraft Titan Propel is one of the largest pedal kayaks on the market. It stands out with a wide stern and a sleek, dagger like bow, and the storage on this boat is massive. I go through the dimensions, the features, the Propel pedal drive, the rod holders and the accessories.
The 13.5 is 13 feet 6 inches long and 41.5 inches wide at its widest point, with 14 inches of depth at the beam and a 550 pound weight capacity. The fitted hull weighs 154 pounds, and with the seat and drive it’s 178 pounds, so plan on a cart for transport. MSRP was $3249 at the time of the video.
Key moments
Quick takeaways
- Titan Propel 13.5: 13 ft 6 in long, 41.5 in wide at the widest point, 14 in deep at the beam.
- It's heavy: 154 lb fitted hull, 178 lb with seat and drive, so plan your transport.
- 550 lb weight capacity, and MSRP was $3249 at the time of the video.
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