Add outrigger and
airfoil sails to your CR-Kayak, and you can sail the transformed
craft as high into the wind and as fast as a good sailboat.
Package
as shown includes: #2032
Outrigger 10 ft. HV #2039
Outrigger Parts #2003
Airfoil Sail Rig 32 sq. ft. #2002
Airfoil Sail Rig 24 sq. ft. #2005
Two Leeboards Large #2051
Trampoline
Catalogs
& video present detailed information on this model and
its many options.
Eskimo 18-6 CRX 3G High-Capacity Expedition Cruiser
Fast - Extra Stable - High Volume
If you've
ever said, "They just don't make 'em big enough for me,"
try an Eskimo 18-6 on for size. It will be a pleasant surprise!
Designed for tall or heavy paddlers, it is a popular choice
of those in need of a high-volume expedition kayak.
The Eskimo really shines when
it is being loaded with gear:
two large secure hatches give easy access to huge bulkheaded
compartments fore and aft. Gear that takes careful planning
to stow in most other boats, can be loaded without a thought.
This is a proven, field-tested guide boat. Rangers at Glacier
National Park in Alaska use it for patrol work.
A kayak with a choice.
Eskimo 18-6 CRX 3G incorporates the innovative CR™-System,
the basis for our popular Catamaran, Outrigger, and Sailing
options. It comes with all the outfitting and deluxe options
of every kayak in the Eskimo CRX 3G series.
Sea Kayaker Magazine, Kayak
Test Report "The Eskimo 18-6, though designed
and sold as an expedition boat or cruise boat for larger
paddlers, proved quite compatible with smaller boats on
our weekend trip, and even our smallest and lightest female
(5'1") had no difficulty keeping it up with the rest
of us...
The first and lasting impression of sitting in the Eskimo
is its solid stability; a medium-weight paddler in a loaded
boat can lean over and stick his ear in the water without
feeling that he is about to capsize. This feeling of solid
security has been achieved without sacrifice in performance...
in company with smaller boats, the Eskimo with its amazing
capacity ended up with all the communal gear and other people's
personal gear they just could not jam in..."
