Tuesday, 27 September 2022 - Three months ago, the factory that manufactures for Vagabond Kayaks and five other kayak and product brands was evicted from their premises and all items... read more →
There are different ways to create a seating experience in plastic recreational kayaks. At Vagabond Kayaks, we opted for a carefully considered, sculpted-and-moulded seat. In this short video, we look... read more →
Mpho Mapatsi, a complete novice who had never been on a kayak before, had the unique experience of sequentially paddling Vagabond's Tsomo, Tarka, Kasai, Marimba and the double-seater Mazowe kayaks... read more →
This chart will help you to decide which Vagabond kayak will best suit your paddling activities. Answer the questions and follow the arrows to arrive at the kayak model for... read more →
Summer has returned to the southern hemisphere and year-end holidays are almost here. We’ve got dozens of reasons for you to dip your toes in the water by taking up... read more →
The choice of kayak model should be based on the activities that you are most going to do and not on the length, weight, materials and price of the kayak.... read more →
While we do not recommend plugging the scupper holes in general, if you are only paddling on flat, calm water, you may wish to do so for a variety of... read more →
If you already have a Vagabond Kayak - Tarka, Kasai or Marimba - and you would like to install a rudder, use this video as a guide to installing a... read more →
Our Vagabond backrest is rotomoulded to be strong and durable. It has been designed for our sit-on-top kayaks, the Tsomo, Tarka, Kasai, Marimba and double-seater Mazowe. The backrest is attached... read more →
While our single-seater kayaks come in an angling version, our double-seater Mazowe does not. In our Mazowe design, we went the route of performance, speed, comfort and packing space. That... read more →