Fortunately, there are tons of high-weight capacity kayaks in the 4-500lb range and some that will even support up to 600 pounds!
This is the first (and probably most obvious) consideration that any big or heavy person needs to make. At the end of the day, I used the following criteria (and my gut feelings) to choose the ones that I considered the best for the widest range of people: Weight Capacity I did a ton of research, spent a bunch of time on the water, and read through many people’s recommendations. If you’re wondering exactly how I settled on the options that I did, so am I. So if you already know what you’re after, or simply want to upgrade, here are my top 4 recommendations for plus-size kayaks:Īffiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API 5 Things I Considered When Finding The Best 400lb Capacity Kayaks Whether you’re looking to fish, explore, or just have fun on the lake, kayaking is one of the best ways to get out there.īut how do you choose a kayak if you’re plus size? Well, in the past year, I figure I spent well over 200 hours on the water (mostly on kayaks and paddleboards) which puts me in the position to tell you exactly what the best plus-size kayak is (if you’re around 400lbs like myself). Kayaking when you’re plus-size can be hard to get into but, once you find the right equipment, it’s a fun and serene experience. I hate to tell you this, but that bug isn’t going to go away! I was bitten by the bug to own a kayak several years ago and now have half a dozen of them in my garage. So let me guess, you’re a bit bigger than average but you’ve somehow caught the kayak bug. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
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