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Black Spring Touring Kayak Bingo430

Black Spring Touring Kayak Bingo430

Summary
The Bingo 430 is a short touring kayak, but it offers a full range of features and it is surprisingly fast for its length. The stability and responsiveness of the hull, combined with the volume distribution on the deck, makes the Bingo 430 extremely versatile.
Dimensions: 430cmx 63cmx 36cm
Cockpit size: 95x49cm
Weight: 25kg
Bow hatch size: 10” round
Bow hatch volume: 59L
Lunch hatch size: 6” round
Stern hatch size: 44x26cm oval hatch
Stern hatch volume: 90L
Performance loading weight: 135kg
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Hull Design

The hull has a shallow V and soft edges, making it track well when paddling straight, while it is very maneuverable when edging. It has a generous rocker profile that climbs over waves with ease, and makes surfing swells a breeze.

The wider hull gives enough stability for even the most timid beginner, and the impressive secondary stability instills confidence. Experienced paddlers will enjoy these same features if they want to take the Bingo430 into rougher environments, which the design is more than capable of.

Deck Design

The sweeping lines of the deck scream classic touring kayak. Look a bit closer, and many little details become apparent. Many important features have been incorporated into the design without making the deck look cluttered. One standout feature is the paddle cutaways, making it easier to have an efficient paddle stroke without hitting the deck with the paddle.

It also make the kayak feel slim and cosy when paddling, despite the ample width and stability of the hull.The front deck features a 10” round hatch, big enough to fit most things into the bow that you would want to take on an excursion. What doesn’t fit into the bow, will certainly fit into the stern through the 440x26cm oval hatch.

In front of the cockpit is also a small 6” hatch with a moulded-in pocket, big enough for a phone and snacks.
Two paddle holders are offered: one in front of the cockpit, where the paddle can be secured with a bungee, and one behind the cockpit which is quite handy when re-entering the kayak after a capsize.
A plethora of bungee cords and safety deck lines round off the deck, all conveniently placed for ease of use.