Dagger Blackwater 10.5 Kayak with Skeg
This product is not available.
Although it excels at flat-water exploration, the versatile Dagger Blackwater 10.5 is ready to escort you to places other recreational kayaks won�t dare go.
Shop similar products- Smaller adults and kids will appreciate the manageable weight, but the Blackwater is capable of carrying a load of up to 295 lbs
- Rotomolded polyethylene construction offers performance, responsiveness and rugged durability
- Zone multi-adjust outfitting system features a padded seat, adjustable backband, padded thighbraces and sliding footbraces to personalize the fit
- Seat and back pads use soft, thermomolded foam for plush comfort and protection from the cold
- Soft knee pads attach either inside the cockpit or on the exterior, offering customizable comfort
- Full-size stern hatch provides room to store your day-tripping gear, dual-density cover seals it in and a stern bulkhead keeps it dry
- Height-adjustable, cockpit-deployable skeg enhances tracking in rough water and windy conditions
- Touring-style deck rigging offers quick access to necessities; soft-touch handles for transport to and from water
Made in USA.
View all Dagger Recreational Kayaks| Best Use | Flatwater Kayaking |
|---|---|
| Material(s) | Polyethelene |
| Length | 10 ft. 6 in. |
| Width | 26.5 inches |
| Depth | 13.75 inches |
| Weight | 44 pounds |
| Cockpit Size | 38 x 21 inches |
| Number of Paddlers | 1-person |
| Paddle Included | No |
| Weight Capacity (lbs) | 295 pounds |
Review this Product
Adding a review will require a valid email for verification
Rugged and stable
Love my Blackwater, and have paddled it for 10 years after purchasing it used. I am able to flip it over and lift it onto the roof of my van by myself 67 year old female), although it easier with some help. It has a drop down skeg that helps it track straight and adds to its stability, which is excellent. It is easily retractable if you need more maneuverability. I have used it for numerous kayak camping trips and remove the foam block in the bow to accommodate a small tent and several dry bags. I stow my sleeping bag and a small dry bag in the waterproof hatch, and daypack and water behind the seat. It handles well loaded with gear, or not, and it’s been used in 2 1/2’ whitecaps and stiff wind. Under those conditions, I’ve also used a kayak cockpit skirt. This is a tough boat and is fine being dragged up onto pebble beach, and I have no doubt it’ll last me for many years to come. The seal between the cockpit and the dry hatch failed this past summer, but I was able to reseal it by using a lot of spray Flex Seal. I should have used the Flex Seal putty instead. Regardless, this model has been discontinued but Dagger appears to have a comparable model on the market. Just an excellent all around recreational kayak!!