Gliss
Short Facts
Intended Paddling Environment
Stats (Metric)
Cockpit Length
80 cms / 31.5"
Cockpit Width
39 cms / 15.4"
Minimum Paddler Weight
55 kg / 121 lbs
Maximum Paddler Weight
90 kg / 198 lbs
All kayaks should have Gliss (smooth glide).
With more aggressive volume distribution, the vertical moves are limitless, from big air time to multiple wheels. On a horizontal plane linking 360's is a pleasure and surfing is fast and responsive with greater edge control.
User reviews
Review
About Me
Grade 3 paddler, 20+ years in NZ. Always on the look out for pressure waves/wave trains to find surfing nirvana. Amongst my 'boat shed', which includes several newer kayaks, I also have some older slicey kayaks, including Pyranha & Dagger. I've previously owned a Necky R.I.P. and wish I hadn't sold it - great surfing hull, so it was recommended that I try a Necky Gliss...
Pros / The Good
Wow! Amazing side on profile, kayak looks super slicey and with proven Necky surf hull this kayak looks to be a fun ride
Cons / The Bad
I can't get in the bloody thing! It has foot pegs/peddles similar to a Perception Dancer. At full extension, I find my legs are still too long. I would need to remove the rails & peddles to get in - and then fit a foam block for my feet. This is bizarre, because I fit comfortably in a smaller Pyranha Inazone 232.
Review
About Me
Location: Latvia Baltic see
Age: 36
Weight: 115 kgs