| Image |  | | Name | Pungo 120 Kayak | | Brand | Wilderness Systems | | Lowest Price | 599.99 | | Use | Recreational | | Length (ft) | 12 | | Paddlers | 1 Person | | Material | Polyethylene | | Rudder | No | | Capacity (lbs) | 325 | | Inflatable | No | | Width (in) | 29 | | Volume (Gallon) | N/A | | Weight (lbs) | 50 |
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From Travel Country:
The Wilderness Systems Pungo 120 Duralite is a lighter version of their flagship model. The Pungo 120 Duralite is approximately 20% lighter than its' polyethylene brother. The exceptional performance of this hull will get even better with the introduction of this lightweight resin. It will also be much easier to transport to and from the water. And with it's high gloss finish, the Wilderness System Pungo 120 Duralite is even a little better looking! Was this useful? Yes | No
From REI:
Wilderness Systems Pungo 120 kayak comes with a removable dashboard providing more convenient storage for necessities you need while on the water. - Gen2™ polyethylene construction offers performance, rugged durability and affordability
- Multi-chine, distinct-keel hull delivers stability and easy handling with tracking unexpected in kayaks of this shorter length
- Removable dashboard features a dry storage area with rubber hatch cover, zippered pouch and three trays
- Anglers can mount a Scotty™ fishing rod to the dashboard without having to drill holes in the hull of the kayak
- Dashboard keeps your keys, sunscreen, phone, GPS, fishing tackle and other small necessities close at hand
- Roomy cockpit offers comfort and a boat that's easy to get in and out of, even for full-size paddlers
- Outfitted with Phase3™ high-back seat, allowing you to easily adjust seat's recline, back height and thigh support to customize the fit
- Seat adjusts on the fly via comfy T-grip handle to relieve fatigue on long paddles; thigh/knee pads just inside cockpit rim offer extra comfort
- Slidelock footrail system is easily adjustable, comfortable and rugged; footbraces adjust via extension rod that places positioning at your fingertips
- Generous stern hatch holds your lunch, paddling gear and extra clothes
- Comes with bulkhead flotation, carry handles and a cup holder built into the seat; criss-cross bungee deck rigging for extra security of deck gear
- The Pungo gets its name from a slow-moving river in coastal North Carolina that feeds Pamlico Sound
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