The Alvik is designed for the intermediate paddler seeking performance, comfort and elegance. It is also an excellent option for the beginner who aspires to attain a higher skill level. A long waterline allows the paddler to achieve excellent acceleration and cruise speeds. A moderate rocker enhances manoeuvrability when leaning. For long and short expeditions, whether loaded or not, the Alvik is always an outstanding choice.
Alvik means "walrus" in the language of the Inuit. The walrus is one of the most remarkable marine mammals inhabiting the north. It is closely related to the seal, the lion of the seas. The male of the species is spectacular with his two long tusks shaped like sabres, measuring between 26 and 60 centimetres in length. Adults can measure 3.6 m in length and weigh up to 1,400 kg.

$2499
The Kasko is a very responsive recreational kayak ideally suited to exploring winding rivers, lakes and coastlines. Its cockpit is smaller than that of the Ookpik, allowing the paddler a better fit and therefore better control. For added adjustment, the Kasko can be equipped with thigh braces.
In the Abenaki language, Kasko means great blue heron. This migrating wader is found from Newfoundland to Alaska, migrating as far south as Venezuela. The heron lives in marshy areas and along the shores of lakes, where it calmly seeks out small fishes, crustaceans and frogs.
The Ookpik is a very stable recreational kayak. It has a large, comfortable cockpit, offering its occupant greater freedom of movement. This kayak is ideally suited for exploring lakes or rivers and for short trips along the coastline.
Ookpik is the Inuit name for the snowy owl, the avian emblem of Quebec. This huge white member of the owl family is the largest in North America, measuring nearly 50 cm from head to tail and boasting a wingspan of nearly 1.5 m. Like other birds of prey, the snowy owl is a protected species nationwide.
With a hull shape combining reverse hard chines and slightly concave bottom, this kayak unites performance, wave-riding capability and a surprising level of stability. Using the Ookpik and Esperanto as models, we designed a two-person kayak that can be paddled solo, thanks to a sliding seat. The great versatility of the Ookpik Duo makes it an ideal family craft.
The Muktuk's low profile offers plenty of thigh support, making it ideal for small to medium-sized paddlers. Its shape generates minimal wind resistance, and the kayak is highly responsive during turns. A tapered contour adds speed to a craft that is stable, comfortable and easy to paddle. For closer adjustment, thigh braces may be added as an option.
Muktuk is an Inuit word for whale hide and fat. Eaten raw, muktuk is traditional Inuit food. Despite its rubbery consistency, the Inuit love its hazelnut taste.
The Fjell features our factory installed thigh brace system, offering uncompromising comfort and control. This ability to self-custom fit easily guarantees the paddler a level of performance in a plastic kayak available until now only in a composite kayak. The reverse hard chine and semi-arched hull offer excellent secondary stability and outstanding manoeuvrability. Paddlers seeking storage capacity coupled with performance will not be disappointed. Paddle for a day or a week, the Fjell can do it all.

The Fjell is available with rudder or skeg.
In Norwegian, language of the country where fjords and mountains meet, fjell means "mountain".
The Inukshuk, combining elegance and performance, is unquestionably the fastest kayak in its category. Its long waterline and tapered contour allow the kayak to accelerate quickly and track beautifully, while the upswept bow provides buoyancy when paddling in waves. A moderate rocker makes the kayak very agile while performing a lean turn. This comfortable and spacious kayak features a low profile offering minimal wind resistance, making the Inukshuk easy to manoeuvre.
Inukshuk is the Inuit word for a stone monument that serves as a marker for travellers in Canada's Far North. The human form of the pile of flat stones conveys this message to the Inuit: “Man has been here; you are in known territory.”
The Esperanto is the longest and fastest of our plastic tandems. It is easy to paddle, comfortable and stable, and can reach excellent cruising speeds. A moderate rocker and larger rudder contribute efficiently to responsive turns. The practical centre compartment can be used for extra storage or outfitted with an optional child seat/bulkhead. The cockpits are spaced sufficiently apart, allowing the paddlers to paddle at their own speed, without risk of accidental collision between the two paddles. This makes the kayak ideally suited to paddlers with mixed abilities or families with young children.
Esperanto is a language used more and more in international exchanges. It is not the language of a people, but more an international language that can allow everybody in the world to understand each other. Today, about 2 million people in the world speak Esperanto.