Whether you’re hoping to see an octopus’s garden, a hot crustacean band or Jimmy Hoffa, you generally can’t tell what’s under the sea beneath you when you’re paddling over it in a kayak.
Unless of course you happen to be hitting the water on one of Driftsun’s latest, an 11-foot-long maritime masterpiece with a UV-resistant polycarbonate hull and anodized aluminum frame.
As easy to see through as the motives of a reality show contestant, the Transparent Kayak can support 425 pounds and has a pair of removable seat that can accommodate two people.
Officially a kayak/canoe hybrid, the vision-granting vessel can handle both calm and choppy waters and includes two aluminum paddles with ergonomic grips in addition to a pair of wells to place balloons in to keep the boat afloat in case it flips.
Priced at $1,600, the kayak comes with a one-year warranty and ships free in the States.
It’ll save you from buying a snorkel.
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