$4,399.00 – $4,999.00
Description
The Xceed – the enthusiast’s new boat of choice; designed to be to be an efficient, capable, seaworthy expedition kayak, while also being dynamic to paddle on day trips. Computer designed, the Xceed series of hulls are honed to provide especially efficient cruising at above 4 knots. Hatch volume is large, especially in the larger model size – these boats are a new generation developed from proven expedition pedigree and record-breaking achievements.
The Xceed’s ease of edging and turning combined with its stability makes it the adventurer’s favorite ‘go-anywhere’ and ‘take-on-anything’ sea kayak. Cockpit foredecks are relatively high, retaining the dynamic and commanding paddling position associated with Tiderace designs. Designed to take the hard work out of expeditioning, the Xceed glides through the most challenging waters whilst eating away the miles.
Additional information
| Construction | G-Core N7, G-Core N7 Lime Hull/Black Stripe with Keel Strip, Hardcore N8, Carbon N9 |
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I’ve paddled a Tiderace Xcite for several years now. It is a great boat for messing around in rock gardens and doing some basic surfing. As I’m now in my early sixty’s, I find I don’t spend much time playing in the rough stuff anymore and mostly just to distance paddling mixed in with some tripping. I’ve been paddling a Tiderace Xplore-L belonging to a friend of mine which I like. I’m thinking on purchasing either the Xceed or Xceed-X. I’m wonder how comparable the Xceed is when compared the the Xplore. Although the Xceed matches my physical characteristics, I’m leaning more towards the Xceed-X as it appears to be dimensionally similar to the Xplore. Foot room is a consideration.
Anyway I’d appreciate your thoughts on this. Also would you take the Xcite as a trade-in? It’s still in pretty good shape and has a foot operated bilge pump. Not to concerned with what I’d get for it, I just don’t have the room for another boat. Thanks
David,
Thanks for reaching out. It’s been good communicating with you via e-mail. I look forward to working with you on your new boat!