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Product Features
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1 - Slicey Stern
Playfully slicey stern allows for squirting, splatting and down river fun! -
2 - Planing Hull
The hull is built to make all the right river running moves but have the ability to spin on waves and surf up holes without loosing river running power or stability -
3 - Uni-shock Bulkhead system
Ensuring that all your river running experiences are as safe as possible, the Antix will feature the Uni-Shock bulkhead system and U-Channel track to protect paddler and kayak. -
4 - Top of the line outfitting
Jackson Kayak's bomber outfitting will include our comfy padded seat, perfectly fitting and back band, thigh pads and more. All fully adjustable! -
5 - Fuller Bow
a roomy Bow gives you comfort all day
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6 - Lightweight
The lighter weight of the boat is easy for carrying, nimble for maneuvering, and is fast at accelerating -
7 - GoPro Ready - GoPro
Comes with a screwed in mount for your Go Pro that you can unscrew and stick wherever you like for a different point of view. -
8 - Nalgene Bottle - Nalgene
USA Made, BPA Free and with a JK logo - this is one water bottle designed for years of hard use, just like your Jackson Kayak! -
9 - Sure-Lock Backband System
This instantly adjustable system is operated right from your kayak and uses only rope and plastic cleats: no metal parts to rust, corrode, fall-out or break - ever! Should you break a rope you are a simple square knot away from continuing in comfort and replacement is possible in any hardware shop. -
10 - Thermoformed U Channel with Composite Reinforcement for Hull Support


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I’am 6 foot 230-240lbs size 12 feet would the antix large be a good fit thanks for any advice!
My wife and I both love our antix’s these boats are fantastic for beginners and up. A great boat to learn and grow in.
Is there a good video or instructions on how to really get the outfitting setup best?
I haveve been paddle the L Antix since last summer. This boat is Awesome, Everytime I’m out in it the river is a playground. Before the Antix I just primarily paddled my creeker in everything. The Antix has put a while new perspective to me being on the river. Great job .
Should I get floats for my Antix? Have been told I should. Why put in front wouldn’t the stern be better if needed at all.
How the hell someone gets spare parts for this kayaks
I weigh about 185lb and can’t decide between the medium or large antic, I am not able to try or even see one to help me decide. I will spend spend about 70% of the time paddling in the surf and 30% in river, which size would be better in the surf for my weight? Thanks Mike.
hey do you guys offer any customisable colours eg blue and red in the same boat ?
Trying to figure out what kind a skirt I need for a antix M. Any recommendations?
my Big Easy is still a great boat but after 14 years it’s old, (parked for 6 yrs, broken pelvis got in the way) i’m guessing the med. Antix would the best choice? as i am looking to get new b4 Costa Rica this fall
thanks goji
I am wondering if I will fit in the small. I am 6 foot, 130 lbs, and fit well in a medium 2017 rockstar. I have quite long legs so I am not sure. Thanks.
I weigh 5’8, and weigh 185 on good days, lol, considering switching from an axiom 9.0 which is way to big for me, and considering an antix, not sure on the size though, my preference is the medium, what would your guidance be?
My wife was in the market for a zen, but we are now exploring the idea of an Antix for her. She’s a newer paddler with several dozen days out in a packraft, but only a few days in a hard shell. She paddled the Zen and liked it. We are looking for just one boat for her to have for a long, long time. She weighs just under 120 and is 5’4″. She isn’t the most daring, but enjoys class II and is looking to get into class III eventually. Is the Antix a good boat to consider or should she wait it out for what’s to come?
Hi JK. Sorry for all the sizing questions? Here’s the latest, if I’m 6′,4″, 190, and have size 13 feet…
Is the Antix large going to be comfy and easy to get out of? My present boat ( Crossriver250) is too tight and I can’t slide out of it – kinda scary. Yes I’m new to kayaking and still swimming, the cross river was supposed to be for bigger guys like me but…. no dice, I’m nervous to paddle it on creeks where a swim can be dicey.
I’m 5’9” and about 145. I’m hoping for something faster than my Star and more playful than my old first gen Fun (which I feel like is a little too big for me). The sizing for the smal Antix says I’m too big, but I’ve read a few reviews about people my size being happy in the small. Any additional guidance beyond the sizing specs would be appreciated. Thanks,
I am 5 feet 9 but I only weigh at 132. I have really Long legs and can fit in a zen small just fine. Wondering if I could fit the antix small as well as I really wanna play in the boat. Any advice?
Hey,
How would the Antix perform in the shallow water creeks, class 2s mostly, or would u opt for an alternative?
Thanks
I am looking for another boat. Main reasons are. One. I’m in my sixties now. Two. I’ve broken my ankle twice over the years rock/ice climbing & its starting to get preetty stiff getting in/out of my smaller boats. I’m 6′ 3″ 215 lbs. size 12 shoe. I have been paddling the same boats for a number of years now. A Super Fun for river running, A Superstar for play & I’m not very good at it Ha. & a Fluid Solo for creeking. I still like to play the river especially ones I know well…less on new ones or high water. As I’m getting older I do prefer to spend less time checking out the fish population, That being said…My question is? do I get the large Antix to keep that river/play type boat similar to my SuperFun or do I get a Medium Zen to still keep it more playful but have that stability with its volume in the stern. All the videos I have seen on the Antix make it look like its really squirty thus maybe putting you upside down a lot? Thanx for any feedback.
I’ve unfortunately gotten too many injuries and can no longer use playboats..although thankfully can still paddle! Because of that, I’m looking at the antix as my playboat replacement as well as a fun river runner. I’d be using the boat mainly to surf and spin on waves/holes (I don’t have a sweet bag of freestyle tricks) and squirt eddy lines. It’s mostly down river fun up to class 4 rivers mostly East Coast stuff. My thought is this boat will be the one in my quiver to spice up any run when I dont want to use my RPM (new anniversary model) or have a need for my creeker.
I’m 5’11” and let’s call it 195 lbs with gear so am on the high side of a medium compared to super low side for a large. Obviously I’ve got to try the boats but any idea if the medium will end up being too small based on my dimensions? Also, is the boat too similar to an RPM? I appreciate the insight!