Beautiful! I received my Volan MV Superlite Kevlar/Carbon (grey/white) in Savannah, GA, USA, last week. I can’t wait to have some time to get out there. I’m 180# 5’-8”, it provides me a lot of space for leg movement; while the seat is still nice and tight. Storage space is expansive as I have already loaded it up to test that. Thanks all P&H.
@@PHSeaKayaks hahaha I get compliments wherever i paddle!!..Not sure if they're secretly making of me behind my back but i love my lime green/ dark green boat! you might remember it.. My dealer ids from NY!
Is that CAN $ you're looking at? The Volan starts at $4,585 USD in Performance Kevlar/Diolen - we haven't used Fibreglass as a main construction material since the 70s as there are far better materials for our purposes for very little extra cost. The main cost is labour, and we have expert craftsmen who take time and care to build our sea kayaks to make them the best they can be, and we wouldn't ever compromise on that. If price is an issue, we'd recommend taking a look at one of our polyethylene models - the Leo and Virgo would be Volan-adjacent :)
Beautiful! I received my Volan MV Superlite Kevlar/Carbon (grey/white) in Savannah, GA, USA, last week. I can’t wait to have some time to get out there. I’m 180# 5’-8”, it provides me a lot of space for leg movement; while the seat is still nice and tight. Storage space is expansive as I have already loaded it up to test that. Thanks all P&H.
Too many color choices!! too me forever to arrive with something liked.
You say that like it's a bad thing?! Haha.
@@PHSeaKayaks hahaha I get compliments wherever i paddle!!..Not sure if they're secretly making of me behind my back but i love my lime green/ dark green boat! you might remember it.. My dealer ids from NY!
@@gewglesux ahh yes; great colour choices!
You need to add a working man’s version of the Volan ! $6500 just unrealistic. !! How about a fiberglass version ?
Is that CAN $ you're looking at? The Volan starts at $4,585 USD in Performance Kevlar/Diolen - we haven't used Fibreglass as a main construction material since the 70s as there are far better materials for our purposes for very little extra cost. The main cost is labour, and we have expert craftsmen who take time and care to build our sea kayaks to make them the best they can be, and we wouldn't ever compromise on that. If price is an issue, we'd recommend taking a look at one of our polyethylene models - the Leo and Virgo would be Volan-adjacent :)
Update. Picking up my Volan 160 in the morning. Woohoo