Pyranha Kayaks just released a freeride kayak for you to play the river in: the Storm. A shorter, sharper half-slice for paddlers who want to throw down.
The wider hull, evolved rail design, and a completely revised rocker profile create a super loose half-slice. Taking inspiration from the ReactR, the Storm allows you to lock in directional control by engaging the rails on a wave, in a hole, or while paddling downstream.
The Storm’s volume distribution is designed to keep the bow dry when paddling, while allowing lightning-fast engagement and response, with impressive pop for bigger air when throwing downriver moves. The boat is made for you to surf, spin, tailie, and enjoy the river in every way possible.
A refined bow shape, and a strong recurved rocker profile at the tail boost the speed of the Storm. The overall waterline has been developed to maintain speed and lower the planing barrier, meaning surfing has less resistance on waves of all sizes and depths.
The Storm is available in three sizes (S, M, L).
For more information, visit the Pyranha blog.
Find all the specs about the Storm on the Paddler Guide website.
