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Wilderness Systems Targa 100 Kayak
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Outdoors · Hayward Water Sports

Paddle out on a kayak built for the water

Wilderness Systems Targa 100 Kayak

Wilderness Systems' Targa 100 kayak — a stable sit-on-top for paddlers who want to get out on lakes and slow rivers.

Deal score 7.6 · Steal
$495.00$999.00 Hayward Water Sports's regular price

You save $504.00 at Hayward Water Sports

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Why it's a great deal

  • Hayward Water Sports lists its regular price at $999.00: 50% off by its own figures
  • Hayward Water Sports says only a few are left
  • Wilderness Systems says the Targa 100 balances comfort, stability and a carefree spirit for day trips Wilderness Systems
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From Hayward Water Sports

  • Sit-on-top recreational kayak for day trips, balancing comfort, stability and carefree spirit
  • Sling-style mesh seat is comfortable, breathable and adjustable
  • Wide-open padded deck with room to stretch out and an elevated heel rest
  • Keepers XL footbrace system with large padded footrests
  • Integrated, removable cooler accessible from the seat or taken ashore
  • Hooded bow storage with splash protection plus open bungee-equipped rear storage deck

Specs

Boat Type
Kayak
Load Capacity
325 lbs
Number Of Persons
1
Inflatable
No
Construction Material
Polyethylene
Propulsion Type
Paddle
Stability
Stable
Length
120 in
Width
32 in
Weight
62 lb

About the Wilderness Systems Targa 100 Kayak

The Wilderness Systems Targa 100 is a 10-foot sit-on-top recreational kayak made of rotomolded polyethylene. It stands out for a stable 32-inch beam, a 325 lb capacity, a sling seat, and a built-in cooler plus bungee and bow storage. At 62 lb it is heavy for a 10-footer, so car-topping and portaging take effort. It is a beginner-friendly, rudder-capable design for calm lakes, ponds and slow rivers.

Best forFirst-time paddlers wanting a stable sit-on-topAnglers and day-trippers who want deck storage and a coolerAdults up to 325 lb on lakes, ponds and slow riversRenters or families adding a durable, low-maintenance boat
Pros
  • Very stable 32-inch beam suits beginners and casual paddling
  • 325 lb capacity is generous for a 10-foot recreational kayak
  • Sit-on-top deck drains and is easy to re-enter after a swim
  • Integrated cooler, bow well and bungee lashing carry a day's gear
  • Rudder-capable hull can be upgraded for better tracking
Rotomolded polyethylene holds up to beach launches and scrapes
Cons
  • 62 lb is heavy to lift onto a roof rack alone
  • No rudder included, so it can weathercock in wind until upgraded
  • 10-foot length tracks less straight than longer touring kayaks
  • Sit-on-top design is wet and slower than a sit-inside hull
  • Sling seat offers less back support than premium framed seats

What reviewers say

Owners rate the Targa 100 highly, with 4.7 out of 5 from 7 ratings. They describe it as a stable, roomy recreational kayak that handles gear well for lakes and slow water. The main complaints are weight and straight-line tracking without a rudder.

Pros
  • Stable and forgiving for new paddlers
  • Roomy deck storage and the built-in cooler
  • Durable hull that shrugs off scrapes
Cons
  • Heavy to carry and load on a rack
  • Tracks loosely in wind without a rudder
  • Seat comfort is basic for long days

Questions and answers

Is the Targa 100 good for beginners?
Yes. The 32-inch width and sit-on-top hull make it very stable, and the 325 lb capacity fits most adults. It is best on calm lakes, ponds and slow rivers rather than open water.
How does it compare with the Targa 120?
The Targa 120 is two feet longer and tracks straighter and faster, but it weighs more and costs more. The 100 is easier to store and better for short, casual paddles.
Do I need to buy a rudder?
The hull is rudder-capable but ships without one. Adding a rudder helps in wind and current; for calm ponds and short trips most paddlers skip it.
How heavy is it to car-top?
It weighs 62 lb, which is a two-person lift for most roof racks. A kayak cart or a low trailer makes solo transport much easier.
What is included with the kayak?
It comes with the sling-style seat, integrated cooler, bow hood cover and bungee lashing. A paddle, PFD and rudder are sold separately.
When is the price lowest?
Recreational kayaks usually drop in late summer and around end-of-season clearance. Check the price history before buying in spring, when demand peaks.