Valley Sea Kayaks

Valley Etain RM

Valley kayaks are traditionally “fish-form” i.e. widest point slightly forward of centre. The Etain is more neutral, in fact very slightly Swede form i.e. widest point rear of centre. Swede form kayaks have a different feel, slightly more glide and a perception of speed that is more noticeable because you are now paddling in a narrower part of the boat.

Valley Gemini SP RM

The Valley Gemini SP is a fully featured sub 16ft sea kayak, with a hull design tuned to make it agile and playful. The shape combined with a tough rotomoulded construction make it perfect for surfing and rock hopping, whilst it still paddles beautifully for dsy trips.

Valley Sirona RM

 At around 16’ (488cm) the Sirona is short enough to be considered an Ocean play-boat but long enough to hold it’s speed, even when moderately laden. True, it is not intended for multi-week expeditions but it is certainly very suitable for most people, even those with overnight ambitions 

Valley Etain

Valley kayaks are traditionally “fish-form” i.e. widest point slightly forward of centre. The Etain is more neutral, in fact very slightly Swede form i.e. widest point rear of centre. Swede form kayaks have a different feel, slightly more glide and a perception of speed that is more noticeable because you are now paddling in a narrower part of the boat.

Valley Gemini SP Glass

The SP (sports play) combines increased rocker and bow volume to make this our best rock-hopping/surf/rough water kayak.

Valley Gemini ST Glass

The Gemini ST (sports touring) is designed to improve speed on less challenging water (as fast as many 16’ kayaks), it also uses the advantage of its reduced weight to make it easier to manage both on and off the water. 

Valley Sirona Glass

At around 16’ (488cm) the Sirona is short enough to be considered an Ocean play-boat but long enough to hold it’s speed, even when moderately laden. True, it is not intended for multi-week expeditions but it is certainly very suitable for most people, even those with overnight ambitions.

Valley Anas Acuta

A thousand years of evolution led to this design: narrow, low, hard chined with graceful bow and stern profiles. When people say ‘traditional’sea kayak,this is what most people think of. Now available with keyhole cockpit option.

Valley Aleut

Designed by Howard Jeffs this kayak is regarded as one of the best ever rough-water capable expedition doubles. The combination of speed, secure handling and ample storage capacity make it suitable for almost any purpose.

Valley Aquanaut RM

With a slightly lower overall volume than the Composite HV, the PE model is ideal for paddlers requiring a fast and comfortable all-round sea kayak. Ideally suited to average sized paddlers and above, it can carry substantial loads for overnight trips and maintains a reassuring feel.

Valley Avocet RM

A little smaller than the composite model, the Avocet PE offers the same package of lively yet forgiving handling but with the value and robust performance of Polyethylene. A great kayak for smaller paddlers or a lively day boat.

Valley Aquanaut

A contemporary vision of the British–form sea kayak. The Aquanaut is the culmination of over 30 years experience from highly regarded paddlers and instructors. The modern profiles feature reduced bow and stern overhang, a shallower “V’d ” hull and a little more flare above the water line.

Valley Avocet

Ideally suited to small paddlers, the Avocet is compact without compromising performance. Also a playful and fun day boat for the average sized paddler, it was developed from the popular Pintail but improved to provide better tracking and more forgiveness yet retaining it’s original lively handling.