The cockpit is slightly longer than a traditional design allowing for more leg room during entry and exit. Standard trim includes carry handles, adjustable footstops, a padded seat with backrest, self-rescue straps and other useful deck hardware.

The NuNu has a rear compartment with a bulkhead, a contoured seat with backrest and padded cover.

The backrest in all of our recreational kayaks now have an inflatable air bladder for lumbar support.

All of our kayaks are made from linear polyethylene. They require no treatment to maintain the surface and can be stored outside year round.

For short term storage, you should turn your kayak upside down when left on the ground or dock.

Always try to store your boat on a rack or hanging in slings.

Kayaks can be hung on their sides or upside down; try to place your supports at the bulkheads.

Specs

• Length: 9 ft. 5 in.
• Width: 28 in.
• Weight: 43 lbs.
• Cockpit Size: 34 x 16 in.
• Capacity: 250 lbs.

Available in a wide range of colours

Colours shown may not be in stock at all times, but we are able to order them in. Waiting times for special orders vary depending on when our next shipment is coming in.

Clearwater Design offers a one year limited warranty on all parts which covers manufacturer's defect. The hulls are covered by a five year warranty against cracking, tearing, puncture or wear-through occuring in normal use.

Environment
ClearWater Design is making an effort to help preserve our environment. All of their scrap polyethylene is ground down and re-used. In their canoes the end caps, and in their kayaks, the seats are made from the recycled polyethylene. In 2007 they started using biodegradable bags to wrap and ship all of their boats.

Storing your kayak

All Clearwater Design canoes and kayaks are made from linear polyethylene. They require no treatment to maintain the surface and can be stored outside year round.

For short term storage, you should turn your canoe or kayak upside down when left on the ground or dock. Always try to store your boat on a rack or hanging in slings. Canoes should be supported by their gunwales. Kayaks can be hung on their sides or upside down; try to place your supports at the bulkheads.

If you develop a dent in your canoe or kayak due to improper storage or from over-tightening your tie down straps, here are some suggestions. First, let the boat sit in the hot sun. Often, the dent will come out all by itself. If that doesn't work, prop the boat up on a couple of camp chairs so that it is supported near the ends. Place a weight, such as a bag of sand, on the indented area and let it sit for a couple of hours. For best results, this should be done outside on a hot sunny day. You can also warm the dented area by pouring hot water over the area before placing the weight.