Legacy Recreational Kayaks

2008 Day Tripper: Built for comfort, versatility, and easy access to the outdoors. Great for bringing kids or a dog along without a full tandem, or for canoe paddlers wanting to try kayaking. It's also a solid fishing platform, with enough carrying capacity for tents, coolers, and picnicking gear on a quiet day away from it all.

Mini Tripper: A kid-sized recreational kayak built with Jackson Kayak's focus on family paddling. Small and light enough for smaller paddlers to maneuver, with room to bring along a dog, camping gear, or coolers.

Tripper T: A sit-inside tandem kayak built for two, designed around the Kilroy hull, one of Jackson's top-selling sit-inside kayaks. Stable, easy to enter, comfortable, and fast, with the Jackson Kayak Elite Seat System's high-low seating for flexible seating arrangements.

Tripper 12: Built on the stable, adaptable Kilroy hull. A sit-inside recreational kayak with ample storage and an extra-large cockpit, ideal for lakes and ponds, day trips, or extended paddling adventures.

The name, the design, the function all come together in the All-Water. This whitewater/touring hybrid takes you down the river with confidence and across the lake with precision, all in one kayak. A step up from past hybrids for speed and tracking, with Jackson Kayak's whitewater expertise and easy-roll characteristics built in.

The Journey inspires confidence. This touring model blends stability with outstanding performance and exceptional comfort, tracking well with tremendous speed for crossing open water. It comes in two sizes, 13.5 and 14 feet, paddling similarly but sized for different paddlers. Built out with three hatches, reflective perimeter safety lines, and ample deck rigging, with interior outfitting pulled straight from Jackson's whitewater kayaks: contouring hip pads, a touring version of the Sure-Lock backband, thigh pads, and an ultra-comfortable seat. The optional Smart Track rudder system rounds out a boat built for beginners and seasoned paddlers alike.

One boat with two distinctly different personalities. Designed as the quiver-of-one for the paddler whose appetite for river adventure is more sampler platter than main course, the Rogue's hull bridges fast flatwater performance with nimble whitewater handling, from light touring on meandering rivers to Class II–III whitewater.

Like the wonderful wading waterbird it's named for, the Ibis is right at home in coastal lagoons, mangrove swamps, salt marshes, or inland freshwater lakes and rivers. Stable and easy to paddle, with a gregarious tendency to wander.

Liveries, outfitters, cottage-goers, and beach-savvy paddlers had long asked for a boat that sits stable, is easy to paddle, keeps you dry, requires no maintenance, and is easy to manage. The Regal does all this, and more.

Cruise 12: A versatile, general-purpose recreational sit-on-top with Jackson Kayak's signature Hi-Lo seating for easy entry and exit, plus an incredibly stable hull. Includes basic deck features like cup holders and bungees, and accessorizes easily for kayak fishing.

Cruise 10: The little sister to the Cruise 12, ideal for those who don't need to paddle long distances or want a shorter, lighter boat for smaller spaces. The Hi-Lo Elite Seat keeps you comfortable all day, with deck storage, a round sealed front hatch, and a day hatch for picnic or all-day outing gear. Plenty of attachment points make it easy to add rod holders and other fishing gear in minutes.

Cruise FD: Pedal or paddle with the Cruise FD. The unique prop system stays clear of obstacles and easy to clean, protected by an articulating daggerboard that helps with positioning in the wind and adds stability when standing. The hull cuts swiftly and quietly through the water, with an industry-leading turning radius. Part of the Flex Drive family, the Cruise FD is quick, nimble, and ready for casual tours or fishing.

A recreational and touring board ready for any mission. Its length, width, and thickness make it extra stable and great for first-timers, with molded-in features and aftermarket accessory options for full customization. Camping, cruising, fishing, hunting, or hauling gear, this board handles it all.

The Karma Traverse mates a stretched, slightly wider version of the acclaimed Karma with unique features for one of the most versatile kayaks around. It handles whitewater with ease, while a longer waterline and retractable skeg make flatwater miles easier to knock out. YakAttack gear track allows for camera mounts, phone holders, rod holders, cup holders, and more, and full JK whitewater outfitting (including the Unishock footrest system and an optional Expedition rear hatch cover) makes the Traverse expedition-ready. Two sizes, 9 and 10, fit paddlers of nearly any size or ability.

Tupelo 12.5: Designed for cruising the waterways with comfort and efficiency, with loads of storage and convenient accessories. Sized for larger paddlers, with a removable Elite Seat with adjustable lumbar support and gear track around the deck for RAM-mount accessories like rod holders, GPS, or a camera mount.

Tupelo 12: The lighter, narrower sibling to the 12.5, ideal for medium or smaller paddlers. Shares the same Elite Seat, gear track, and rear hatch setup, sized down for a lighter, more nimble ride.

Tupelo LT: A popular light touring and recreational kayak built for short exploratory adventures. Fast-tracking, comfortable, and easy to use for beginners and advanced paddlers alike. The deck is fully outfitted with bungees, YakAttack tracks for accessories, a stern locking hatch for storage, and the ergonomic Elite Seat.

Looking for top-end performance and design in an economical package? The Staxx offers efficiency and comfort for an incredible kayaking experience compared to others in its class. Its unique stack-ability makes it ideal for families or businesses that need a fleet that stores away easily. A versatile option for rivers, ponds, or lakes, perfect for families or liveries looking for an easy-to-store boat with plenty of room for fishing and day-tripping.