Old Town Camden 120


This kayak is very stable and cruises right along! I can't think of anything negative to say about it. I am thrilled to own an Old Town kayak. Quality is king, and Old Town is worthy.
Pros
- Stable
- Fast!
- Very comfortable
Cons
- Notta
I tooled around the edge of a half frozen lake as my first test run, and the Camden performed extremely well. I love how easy it is to keep a steady pace once I reach my desired speed. It coasts for a long time when I stop paddling, which is pretty satisfying!
Tons of storage, probably enough for a dome tent in the bow between your feet for overnight trips.Mine is the angler edition so the rod holders and anchor pulley are awesome, though I haven't actually tested them out just yet. All hail Old Town! :)
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $700
I have a couple of kayaks, and have always wanted an Old Town Camden. I was not disappointed. It is very stable, tracks very well, and is comfortable for my 6.3 height.
Pros
- Smooth
- Fast
- Tracks great
- Comfort
Cons
- None
Awesome kayak!!!!
Source: bought it used
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MSRP: $899.99 Historic Range: $559.99-$1,028.95 Reviewers Paid: $700.00 |