Qajariaq (in Greenland Inuit, “Sea Kayak”) is, as the name suggests an Inuit style composite sea kayak with hard chines and narrow beam. The Qajariaq (aka: Anas Acuta HV) is 18’ long, 21.25” wide and 13” deep at the front of the cockpit and has a low afterdeck to allow for various types of Greenland style rolls. The kayak has an impressive clipper-type bow and very little rocker suggesting a fast ocean machine. The Qajariaq is equipped as other VCP composite kayaks with three watertight curved fiberglass bulkheads, three watertight VCP hatches (two 16x9” oval and one 7.5” round day hatch), cable operated retractable skeg system, perimeter deck lines and bungees (installed using recessed deck fittings), compass recess accommodating a Brunton 70 P and a wide comfortable backstrap as well as Yakima footbraces. The kayak is built with a standard keyhole cockpit (29.5”x16”). The standard Qajariaq is produced in a fiberglass/diolene hybrid lay-up (approximately 58-60 lbs). Two lighter kevlar lay-ups are also available by special order.

Dimensions: 18” x 21.25”