Dagger Katana: Crossover without Compromise

The Dagger Katana is a crossover kayak that doesn't compromise. From meandering streams to Class IV/V whitewater, easy day trips to multi-day expeditions, the Katana is ready for whatever adventure you can paddle into.
www.dagger.com/katana

[@gokhankeles8998]

Nice vid? Have you ever tried in the sea? I plan to use my whitewater on the sea this summer.

[@lettucefire]

we've just received 2 from the factory .. off to the lakes this weekend to christen them .. i cannot wait :)

[@CalypsoRaz]

I just received mine yesterday from CKS. I'm in love just sitting in it. Huge step up from my last yak, can't wait to take her out and get her wet.

[@jimsmidlifeadventures]

Dagger/Confluence please make at least 1 (for me) Dagger Katana 9.7 color aquafresh! There are lots of new and used Dagger kayaks on the market but not a single Katana. Also great video thanks for posting!

[@Idahoriversports]

The Katana crossover looks to be a perfect fit for Idaho paddling. Come in an check one out!

[@StephenSmithAgape]

The video didn't answer the key question for flat water paddling. Does the boat spin out when you stop paddling in flat water or does it continue tracking. The Jackson Traverse tracks until you stop paddling, but spins out within a few seconds if you stop paddling.

[@ryanrau9648]

I have never paddled this kayak, but given how it does have a fin on the bottom it will track better than a planing hull kayak (with nothing underneath) when you stop paddling. Could still spin a bit though, get out there and test it!

[@bluebellriver6990]

From my exposure, its based on your own skill set. It will spin if you edge it (ie you may do it unconsciously), but you can correct by edging the opposite side)

[@joshualedwith7104]

Is the mx a good beginner boat please reply ASAP