• Hull Material: LT900 polyethylene.
• Length: 12 ft.
• Width: 34 in.
• Maximum Load: 375 - 400 lb.
• Cockpit Dimensions: [leg length x seat height] 48 x 15 in.

There are two things to cuss 'n' swear about when fishing on a kayak: 1) losing that lunker because your line broke, and 2) falling off an unstable kayak. Well, thanks to the folks over at Old Town, the Predator MX Kayak is rock-steady and feels like you're standing on the deck of a bass boat. The Predator MX (Mixed Water) comes in at a foot shorter and four pounds lighter and features a wider open deck than the Predator 13, making it ideal for moving water and fly fishing. Engineered to meet the needs of avid anglers and weekend warriors alike, the Predator MX offers plenty of fishing-specific customized features. The shell is made from LT900 polyethylene, which delivers incredible durability and strength, while the Tri-Hull design offers superior stability and tracking. Tie into the the stand-up fishing straps to help with balance when you hook a monster. When you are moving around (either fishing or snagging a brewski from the cooler), you'll stay upright thanks to the slip-resistant Exo-Ridge deck. Should some H2O get into the kayak, eight scupper holes drain it away, and each include the Predator's patented one-way Scupper Valves. Getting organized is a dream in the Predator with six removable, strategically-placed high-strength s. You can customize where you put your rod holders, fish finders, slide tracks, GPS, and POV camera. The Predator also comes loaded with retainer bungees, dual-tip holders at the bow for easy storage storing easy, and side-ed retainers for convenient grab-and-cast. Throw those monsters you're catching all day in the large-capacity Exo-Ridge tank well, which is designed to keep all of your gear, from the cooler, battery for trolling motor, or tackle boxes dry and organized. Rounding out the features of the Predator is the side- paddle storage, molded paddle rest, a large bow hatch with a click seal cover, and dual tackle holders. There's a new predator in the water, and it's you.