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General| Drive System | MirageDrive (pedal-powered) |
|---|---|
| Material | Polyethylene |
| Type | Kayak |
| Propulsion | Pedal |
| Seat | adjustable |
| Storage | Hatches |
| Color Options | Varies by model |
| Capacity | Varies by model (e.g., Pro Angler 14: 600 lbs / 272 kg) |
Open-top cockpit design allows easy entry/exit. Self-bailing and eliminates need for Eskimo roll.
Features a long center 'keel' for tracking and wider 'shoulder' for buoyancy and stability.
Equipped with Twist- and-Stow rudder system for easy handling and turning authority.
Drain holes in cockpit and cargo well allow water to flow out quickly.
Molded-in graphics are durable and will not peel or flake off.
Guide to adjusting pedal positions for different leg lengths for optimal pedaling comfort.
Instructions on adjusting steering line tension for a responsive and balanced steering feel.
Description of hull parts (bow, stern, port, starboard), cockpit, and storage hatches.
Lists of essential and optional gear for different kayaking activities like boating and fishing.
Important safety guidelines and precautions for users participating in kayaking activities.
Recommendations for testing a new kayak in calm conditions to familiarize with its features.
Instructions on adjusting pedals and proper technique for pedaling the Hobie MirageDrive.
Best practices for storing the kayak to ensure longevity and protect it from UV damage.
Methods and recommendations for safely transporting the kayak using roof racks or other systems.
Procedure for removing and replacing damaged screw-in fittings like padeyes or hooks.
Details on Hobie's kayak recycling program and the required shipping dimensions for return.
Information on the repairability of Hobie kayaks and where to seek professional repair services.
Guidance on using scupper plugs to keep the kayak interior dry in calm water conditions.
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