Two Lights Tandem

$4,996.00

Inspired, designed and proudly handcrafted in the U.S.A.

Named for two lighthouses located on Cape Elizabeth, Maine, The Two Lights is a classic – built for comfort and speed.

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At 49 lbs. in Carbon or 55 lbs. in a Kevlar/Fiberglass composite, The Two Lights is a sleek, fast-tracker and it’s lighter than some single kayaks. The design offers two roomy cockpits, bow and stern compartments for additional gear. Rudder included.

SPECIFICATIONS
Length: 16′ 9″ (510.5 cm)
Beam: 29″ (73.7 cm)
Cockpit: 16″ x 30.5″ (77.4 cm)
Depth: 14″ (35.6 cm)
Hull Shape: Asymmetrical
Hull Design: Shallow V
Fiberglass/Kevlar Weight: 56 pounds (24.9 kg)
Carbon Weight: 49 pounds (21.3 kg)

Capacity: 325 pounds (147.4 kg)

 

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Two Lights Tandem Kayak
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 1 reviews
 by Peter D

In 2016, I purchased a tandem kayak, made by Lincoln Canoe & Kayak.
My wife and I are experienced Kayakers with decades of experience.
We own at least 10 kayaks, with 3 more owned by my son. Most of my kayaks are made of composite materials, very high end. Swift, Current Designs , Wilderness Systems, Northeast, to name a few.
I must say , the Lincoln Two Lights is our absolute favorite! It blows the others away in a head to head test.
So many reasons why.
The fit and finish is fantastic! They at Lincoln have a great eye for details. Every seem is straight, the tiniest details are done correctly. From a quality stand point , it is unparalleled. Their yaks just glisten in the sun. We get more questions about our Lincoln than any other brand!
Let's start with the weight factor. At 55 Lbs for a 16' 9" kayak it is incredible! There is nothing else out there at that weight, unless you want a boat made in China (for the same money as Lincoln BTW)
This was my first attraction to the boat. I won't need a crane , to car top it.
After testing it , I just had to have it.
Why ? When you first get in the boat , the initial stability is very good. This impressed me. Consider this is a touring kayak, capable of ocean kayaking. Even so, the initial stability is very good. After paddling it in open water you find the secondary stability is even better.
Tracking is true even without the rudder, which we use only in the roughest waters. 90% of the time, you won't need the rudder because this yak tracks so true. It glides across the water with little or no drag. You want a fast tandem? There is none quicker in the market. We routinely blow away paddlers half our age, just for the fun of it!
We've been on big water with this yak and have never, ever, felt uncomfortable. The Hudson River , Flagstaff Lake in Maine, Mooselookmuguntic Lake in Maine, Squam Lake in New Hampshire, The LI sound in CT. . These are some big waters. We go everywhere in our Two Lights. Feel as comfortable in 2-3 foot chop, as on flat water.
The seats are comfortable with a nice back band. Tons of storage both on the deck with rigging in the bow and stern as well as 2 generous hatches that actually stay dry!
The management and ownership seems top notch as well. When I called them after first buying the boat, I inquired about the serial number placement (couldn't find it) Marc , the owner called me right back.
I strongly recommend this company for both the quality and the service. Trust me, you won't be disappointed.