Anybody
Have
The list

Just in general?

The Pescador Pilot is the cheapest I believe at around $1600
The Native Manta Ray Propel is around $2000
The Native Propel 10, 12LT and 13 are, between $2400 and $2800
The Hobie Outback is around $2700
The Predator PDL is around $2800
The Wilderness Radar is about $2800 if you add the drive
The Native Ultimate FX Propel is around $3000
The Hobie PA 12 and 14 are $3300 to $3600, thereabouts.
The Native Titan is around the same price point as the PA 14.
The top end would be the big PA 17T (a tandem) at over 5 grand.

Brad

OK ty. maybe I will wait a year or two. There will be loads of them on Craigslist etc. I've only been in an outback. The new 360 drive looks nice. Kayaks are very expensive nowadays. Used to for 700 u could a get top yak. Now everything's loaded and the price shows it.

I keep an updated spreadsheet with 194 kayaks for suited for fishin, so here's the pedal driven portion sorted from most expensive to least.

I was pretty close for "off the top of my head" figures!

Neumie, your Radar numbers likely need to add in the cost of the drive units which are sold separately. Those are vessel only numbers. I think their drives are being made available just about now.

That is a nice list and glad to see someone keeps one to refer to!

Brad

Nice ty. That titan must be a beast. Slayer 10 looks good to me . Light with 400 lb cap

You are correct the MSRPs of the Radars and Raptor G2 do not include the cost of the pedal drive. So for the Radar kayaks add $1,100 and and the Raptor, depending on whether the standard drive or 180 is purchased, add $619 or $819, respectively.

Feelfree Lure came out with a pedal drive with an Electric Drive add on.

True, but it's not available for purchase yet. I'll update my spreadsheet when it becomes available to the public.

Thanks for the reminder.

That Titan looks like a BEAST.

Neumie, you need to add Hobie's 17T, I guess. Maybe I missed it.

It makes the new Titan look like a minnow.

Brad

BassFever,

Greg Blanchard, of YouTube Kayak fishing fame, recently sold his many-years-old Propel 13 and purchased a Titan.

I am not sure if he is on Native's ProStaff, or not, but I was likely the first to recommend him.

Anyway, when he picked it up for the first time, it made for an interesting video watching him mount it up high on an elevated truck frame. He has several videos showing it now. It is rock-solid for standing but Greg made the 13 look the same way. It also appears a bit slower just in general but fine for fishing.

To me? It is an odd looking kayak, if it could still be considered one. I guess so with today's liberal definition and the general expansion of kayaks in many directions. The seat can be spun around and one can fish off the stern, reach areas back in rear, too.

What will be next????

Brad

I like that you can also mount a trolling motor inside very easily. Doubt I would ever do this(would need to register) but would be a nice option if I ever went to a LARGE lake.

It's not on the list because the PA17T is not a kayak. Frankly, I don't even really consider the PA12, PA14 and Titan as kayaks either. Actually, and many people don't know this, but when Hobie first listed the PA's on their website, Hobie themselves actually called them either "pedal crafts" or "pedal boats" (it escapes me, and I'm kicking myself for not getting a screen shot of it) and had them under a separate tab from the rest of their kayaks. So, for a short time even Hobie didn't consider them kayaks.

This thread is dangerous for my wallet