Comfortable, stable, lightweight and affordable, the Otter is Old Town's solution for family water fun.
Its superior design tracks better and paddles easier than others in its class. The high-back seat offers exceptional comfort. The larger cockpit allows for easier entry and exit. And because the Otter is lightweight, it's easy to cartop or carry.
Further Specs:
Capacity: 225 lbs / 102.0 kg
Features:
• Spacious cockpit for easier entry/exit
• Lightweight, single layer construction
• Contoured carrying handles
• Adjustable high-back folding seat with cup holder
• Exceptional value
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Short Facts
Brand
Model Year
Type
Available Colors
Green/Black Swirl, Sunrise, Cloud
Stats (Metric)
Length
290 cms / 9'6.2"
Width
72 cms / 28.3"
Height
30 cms / 11.8"
Weight
17.7 kg / 39 lbs
Cockpit Length
97 cms / 38.2"
Cockpit Width
48 cms / 18.9"
User reviews
1 review
Overall rating
3.8
Design
4.0(1)
Perfomance
3.0(1)
Quality
4.0(1)
Value / Money
4.0(1)
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Old Town Otter review
(Updated: September 20, 2008)
Overall rating
3.8
Design
4.0
Perfomance
3.0
Quality
4.0
Value / Money
4.0
About the reviewer
I have been kayaking for 4 years. Own a Pamlico 140Test environment
Calm, FlatReview
Overall, it was a nice compact kayak. .while it didnt track the greatest, it did make up for it in stability, and EXTREME ease of manuvering. This kayak is, without the doubt, the best manuverer I've ever paddled. When I turned it countinuosly, it really seemed to be turning on a dime. So while it might not track like its on rails, it turns with little effort, much less than my Pamlico 140, and is stable. I would not recomend this kayak for kayakers seeking a kayak to cover long distances, or multy day trips, but instead a kayak for more casual style excursions that dont cover long distances. It may also be appropriate for mild white water.Conclusion
Good kayak for shorter trips.Review
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Location: Sheldon Lake
Age: 15
Weight: 86.2 kgs
Age: 15
Weight: 86.2 kgs
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