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New Price List For 2011 – Kayaks, Paddles and Accessories

W kayak — Sat, 01 Jan 2011 12:35:05 +0000

We raised prices by 2% to 3% on most of our products, including kayaks, paddles and accessories. This it the result of the raising costs of manufacturing that we’ve experienced in the past year.

We did not raise shipping prices, although the carriers we work with are asking us to pay more than last year. We’ll try subsidizing shipping by a little more, knowing how much our clients hate paying for shipping.

More Accessories For W500 Fishing Kayak From SailBoatsToGo

W kayak — Thu, 11 Nov 2010 15:53:51 +0000

Jim Luckett, from SailBoatsToGo, demonstrates additional accessories that can make like easier for owners of W500 kayaks:

How to Save Money When Buying a Fishing Kayak

W kayak — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 15:50:44 +0000

Fishing kayaks can be expensive, and when you start adding the cost of all accessories you’ll find they actually cost much more.
However, by buying a Wavewalk fishing kayak you can save a lot of money (up to $1,350) just on accessories:

Rudder: Our kayaks track better than any other kayak, and require no rudder. You save $220 – $300
Kayak Seat: Our W Kayaks are yak-back free, and require no special seat added. You save $80 – $200
Kayak Rack: Our kayaks are easy to cartop and fit any car rack – No need for a special kayak rack. You save $50 – $500.
Outriggers: Our W500 kayaks are stabler and safer than other kayaks that are equipped with outriggers. With the W500 you don’t need outriggers, even with an electric trolling motor. You save $100 – $350.

Rudders are a pain to operate, they slow you down, and get stuck in shallow water and weeds.

Kayak seats are bad for your back, and can turn your kayak fishing trip into an unpleasant experience. They are even likely to get you to quit kayak fishing in the long run, because of back pain and discomfort.

Kayak racks need to be installed on your car rack, and when they’re there you can’t use your car rack to carry other things.

Outriggers are a pain to install, they slow you down, and they limit your kayak’s mobility and maneuverability. Plus they’re one more bulky thing to carry.

BOTTOM LINE: Rudders, yak racks and outriggers are annoying, and kayak seats are bad for you. Aren’t your health and peace of mind priceless?

Moving Sale on Fishing Kayaks in Stock

W kayak — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 12:45:33 +0000

We’re moving to a new location, south of Boston, in the end of August.

Until August 20th, 2009, all W kayaks and W fishing kayaks we have in stock will be on sale, and you’ll be able to get a 10% discount on them.

After that date all kayak prices will go back to normal.

Unfortunately, we can’t offer any discounts on shipping, paddles, anchors, rod holders and stake-out poles.

Yoav

2.2 lbs Anchor for Fishing Kayaks

W kayak — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 19:02:02 +0000

We offer this hook-type, galvanized, fishing kayak anchor with a 35 ft long, braided, yellow polypropylene line.

Weight: 2.2 lbs (1 kg)

Price: $20