Lifetime 90787 Dash 66 Youth Kayak, Glacier Blue, 78 inches 6'6" / 150 lb max $174.00 View on Amazon
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Lifetime Shark Youth Kayak with Paddle: specs and who it fits
Quick answerThe Lifetime Shark Youth Kayak with Paddle states a 130 lb capacity, so it paddles best with a total load up to about 91 lb. Price at last check: $129.04.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | LIFETIME |
| Type | Youth kayak |
| Price at last check | $129.04 |
| Length | 6' |
| Stated maximum capacity | 130 lb |
| Load | Share of rating | Verdict |
|---|
The listing states a 130 lb maximum. Under the 70 percent rule, total load (paddlers, passengers and gear) should stay at or below about 91 lb for the boat to ride at its designed waterline. That puts the comfortable solo paddler range at up to about 66 lb with 25 lb of gear.
Specs here are only the figures the Amazon listing itself states; blank means not stated, not zero. Researched from the listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
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What is the weight limit of the Lifetime Shark Youth Kayak with Paddle?
The listing states a 130 lb maximum capacity. For good handling keep your total load at or under about 91 lb, which is 70 percent of the rating. Above 85 percent the boat rides low and should stay on calm water close to shore.
Who is the Lifetime Shark Youth Kayak with Paddle best for?
Paddlers whose total load stays under 70 percent of the stated capacity (about 91 lb). Check the listing's dimensions against the kayak size chart for your weight before buying.
On the water: Wear a properly fitted, USCG-approved life jacket every time, dress for the water temperature rather than the air, and check your state and local paddling regulations before you launch.
This is researched general information, not professional advice. Sizing figures are starting points: confirm against the maker's own sizing chart and the capacity printed on the boat or board.