I love it! Contact your local store to see what boat services are offered. We pride ourselves in carrying the best gear in the industry. One sunny weekend into our new GEN 2 Tsunami's with nothing negative to report about these well designed Kayaks. This 'easy' fix required a special tool for installing plastic rivets, now plastic 'snaps' to hold the seat cushion to the seat and a Dremel to remove the old rivets. I feel 100% confident in anything the lake throws at me. This boat makes it easy for me to continue my favorite activity. I have been exploring lakes, creeks, rivers, and the near coastal Atlantic. It works great. The initial setup was a breeze for both of us. I give this boat a 10 because they are our first real hard Kayaks and the stability, size, price, sealed front and rear bulkheads, and comfort make this a hands down perfect choice for an entry level to intermediate level touring kayak!! It is so easy to paddle and have it move. The renowned Pungo hull, through rigorous engineering and testing, has reassuring stability without sacrificing performance. There were a few Old Towns mixed in, but I don't recall which models. I recently purchased a 2018 Tsunami 125 for more of a rec boat. Very stable, easy to handle and comfortable. We are absolutely delighted with our kayaks. Wilderness Systems Pungo 125 - Sit Inside Kayak | Paddle Package. I’m 6’4 and 260lbs and the Pungo 125 is super comfortable for me. Highly recommended. It's not as fast as a 15 footer, but it keeps up nicely now that I am more efficient with my strokes. The Wilderness Systems web site blows, so don't bother going there for much info. The thigh braces are adjustable, and have great padding. In faster water it's not as maneuverable as the Axis when you try a 180 against a strong current. Along with this are two flat surfaces meant to allow the user to mount additional accessories they may desire by drilling through those spots. They rock. I am 50 years old, 212 pounds, and 5 foot eleven inches with real long legs and this kayak gives me plenty of room. It's a keeper! I've been using a Loon 100, which I wrecked a few weeks ago (there's a reason they make whitewater boats). It tracks well, and is stable, yet is very maneuverable. To summarize, I am extremely pleased with the Tsunami 125. Despite 20 years fo paddling experience, I am not a skilled paddler, After 5 WS Pungo 140's, I changed my low suspension Tacoma for a used Toyota RAV4. It features a removable drybox, two cup holders, SlideTrax to hold mounts for phones, fishing rods and other accessories, and two customizable mounting platforms. The width is fine but where the thigh braces mount to the boat (an inch or so overlap) makes the cockpit feel a smidge confining.

The seat is hands down more comfortable than any yak I've ever sat in. Pungo 125. I'm 6', 200lbs and my lovely bride is 5'6", 125lbs. BONES. The new Pungo delivers a dynamic on-water performance with superior stability, unmatched speed, premium comfort and intelligent outfitting. I am an airline pilot and flew for the Navy for decades, so I am very good at all things mechanical. 2020 Wilderness Pungo 125 : Alternative Views: Our Price: $ 999.00. This boat has performed well under varied conditions and I would recommend it to all averaged size males (6', 180 lbs). The new Pungo 125 is the perfect kayak for larger guys wanting a rec kayak for paddling lakes and rivers. Every boat purchase comes with a free orientation. Perhaps the best part is the Phase 3 seat. Customize and easily add accessories with Slidetrax TM and open mounting surfaces. The kayaks seem to take waves and motor boat wake in stride without feeling like they will tip over. One thing I noticed though, was the foot pegs were mounted closer to the seat than in the 145 version. I've had it on rivers, lakes, and along the coast.

It also has plenty of storage for our adventures up and down the Mississippi and is made to be drug over rocks. OK, at least the perfect boat for me, keeping in mind that I am a rec paddler moving to the next level. Even though the boat is long, its overall weight is quite light. I like the bountiful deck rigging and use it to secure our pump and some other gear within easy reach. In contrast, the Pungo 120 will provide a little more overall stability and turn easier due to the hull shape and extra width. All in all, the Tsunami is a great choice! This was my second kayak and (funny thing) after taking advanced lessons and spending more time with it, the boat got better and more efficient! Can't wait to let the Tsunami's long legs kick in on the Susquehanna, lakes and protected coastal water. I wanted a quality kayak I could store in my apartment and carry down stairs easily and this fit the bill. It's easy to get in and out of, but a bit tippy if part is not resting on the bottom at shore during entry and exit. The Tsunami is a great sit-in kayak that is easy to use and great for all levels of paddlers. Tried a number of boats in the 12-14' range. I demo'd many... and the next closest to this that I enjoyed was the Necky with its narrower cockpit. The Phase 3 AirPro seating system adds comfort and easy adjustability. I recycled myself three times to the back and in five minutes was in the lead without paddling.

It's stable on entry and exit and a dream to paddle. I'm 6' 200 lb and can turn and edge with ease. It has a spacious cockpit and a very comfortable seat that is easily adjustable while underway.