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“... I’ve never experienced as much fun in a kayak as I have with the Eskimo 18-6 SK.
I am relatively new to he sport of paddling, but took to this boat like a fish to water. Within a matter of minutes, I felt comfortable and confident. I love swimming and found it great fun to jump out of the boat and then hop back in so easily, all thanks to the fantastic stability of the SK. I'm a big guy, and stability ranks high in my book... Since I was never afraid of a capsize, I played and surfed every wave of passing vessels that I could catch...
Gene Thorkildsen, WA


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Eskimo 18-6 CRX 3G SK
Gene Thorkildsen, WA
“... What impressed me the most about the SK was how easy it was to sail, even for a novice like me. The foot rudder allowed me to control the craft without even thinking, and I was surprised how fast I was moving along, even in light winds. I really liked flying the outrigger, what a blast! This was the most fun I had all summer..."
Easy Rider’s Eskimo 18-6 CRX 3G SK is a highly refined, high-performance sit-on-top kayak. It features the same hull design, the same performance and handling characteristics as its counterpart, the sit-inside version: Eskimo 18-6 CRX 3G (described on pages 30 & 31 of our KAYAK catalog). Both boats offer the surfing manners and quick maneuverability needed to play in the big stuff.
Add outrigger, catamaran, and sailing options, and you have versatility at its best!

Read the test report below about the sit-inside version, and you’ll be convinced that our 18-6 SK is so much more than a run-of-the-mill sit-on-top kayak...

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...”