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2021 14' Saturn Ocean Kayak with 2 Removable Fins (Included Standard)

2021 14' Saturn Ocean Kayak - New Dropstich Floor Connection Design

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List price: $1,399.00

$749.00

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CODE: OK420B

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14' Saturn Inflatable Ocean Kayak (OK420) 2021 14' Saturn Ocean Kayak - New Dropstich Floor Connection Design

We're excited to announce the 2021 model 14' Saturn Ocean Kayak is back in stock! It's been challenging to keep up with the demand for this product and they will likely sell out again this spring but we've got more arriving throughout the year.

The list price includes 1 highback foam kayak seat ($50 value) which is really a must for this particular kayak if you're going out on the ocean for long. This is a commercial grade inflatable kayak designed specifically for ocean use. The 14' Saturn Ocean Kayak (OK420) has some new improvements including our upgraded inflation valves and our upgraded Heytex PVC. New for 2021 we also revised the floor design to limit water entering through the bottom of the kayak but still providing slow self-bailing capabilities to discharge water that splashes in. This innovative technology allows water to escape through the bottom and makes the OK420 kayak ideal for use not only on the ocean but also for flat rivers, bays, and streams. The OK420 now features 2 removable directional fins to provide greater directional stability and reduce seesaw action you'll experience in competitor products. You can use the fins or remove them when you are kayaking in rocky or shallow conditions. Also the newly designed catamaran-hull feature helps with stability and reduces friction with the water.

Older Model Customer Photo - 14' Saturn Ocean Kayak

This kayak is the most portable ocean ready tandem inflatable kayak on the market. It inflates/deflates in under 5 minutes. It is lightweight and easily stores in the trunk of your car or SUV. The new Heytex heavy-duty PVC is an improved material over our prior models and has proven to be able to handle commercial grade conditions along with rocky/bony water. Our drop stitch customized floor is over 5" thick, is able to be pressurized to over 6 psi making it among the most rigid inflatable ocean kayaks on the market. The floor thickness provides the buoyancy needed to keep the waterline well below the top surface of the floor. The OK420 series kayak also comes with pre-installed heavy-duty D-rings to accept the included 1 kayak seat and cargo (a 2nd seat can be added for $50).

Please note: While this kayak is self-bailing it is not really intended for whitewater kayaking use. It was designed to allow water to penetrate through the floor but the speed at which the water releases from the kayak is much slower than our professional grade whitewater kayaks. If you are looking to use the kayak in river rapids then please consider the 13' Saturn Whitewater Kayak which will yield much better self-bailing results.

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Customer FAQ: How is the Ocean Kayak OK420 different from your Expedition RK, Fishing FK kayaks, or Whitewater WK kayaks?

Older Model 14' Saturn Ocean Kayak - Customer Photo

Answer: The biggest difference is the position of the floor, the floor thickness (5") and the intent to use the highback kayak seats instead of inflatable thwarts or aluminum bench seats. The thicker floor is still the extremely rigid inflatable floor but since water is allowed to enter and discharge this kayak can see more water during use than our other kayaks without the bailing gaps. The OK420 is also longer than most models which provides greater leg capacity when paddling tandem and advantageous for more gear hauling. The removable fin design is really helpful for flatwater use or in the ocean. The inflatable floor is directly exposed to the bottom area you are kayaking so it doesn't have the same protection as the FK396 or WK396 models which have the added second layers. This isn't critical for most customers as the single layer of material can easily handle most lake/ocean use. Consider the other models if you want to bang around on the rocks/coral with limited concern. For true river use in rapids where significant water will need to be removed quickly for performance, the 13' Saturn Whitewater Kayak is recommended.

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14' Saturn Ocean Kayak Accessories - 2 Removable Fins and 2 Kayak Paddles Now Included

Heavy duty Heytex high-strength PVC. Fabric is thick, puncture and abrasion resistant.
Extra thick high-pressure air deck drop stitch floor.
Bungee cord to secure gear in front and back.
Heavy-duty D-rings for kayak seats (1 included) and gear.
Removable fin design for directional stability (new 2021 model has 2 fins for improved performance) .
2 soft handles in front and rear, and front D-rings for anchor attachment.
Upgraded Inflation valves .
Accessories: 1 basic aluminum kayak paddle, 2 removable fins, 1 upgraded high pressure hand pump, repair kit, spare valve, spare pump adaptor, 1 kayak seat (without seat cushion), & 1 storage bag.
Additional 2nd kayak seat (without seat cushion) is optional, and available next to color selection of this product.
Optional high-performance paddles, lifejackets, and gear are available in our Accessories section.

Installing the Removable Fin

Insert the fin before inflating your kayak. Fold the deflated kayak floor at the slot entrance fin base then slide the fin and attach as shown in the example pictures below (please note the photo below shows 3 fins as is for informational purposes only regarding installation of the single fin included in this model). Unfold the kayak and inflate, it's that simple. Removable Fin Instructions

Kayak Specification

Air Chambers:

2 Side Tubes and 1 Dropstitch Rigid Floor

Interior Width:

14"

Kayak Weight:

35 lbs

Overall Length:

14'

Overall Width:

3'2"

Persons Capacity:

2 Adults and 1 Child

Tube Diameter:

12"

Weight Capacity:

900 lbs (Point Load Over 250 lbs May Allow Some Water to Come In Through Bottom at That Specific Location)

I got the 2 person Ocean Kayak about 2.5 years ago. I have an NRS outlaw 1 person as well. I love the Saturn Ocean Kayak. I take it down the class II and Class III rapids many times a year and it performs great. Some minor flaws noted such as one of the paddle velcro straps was glued on backwards but the overall quality of the kayak is fantastic in a river.

Chip 06/19/2019, 13:07

Purchased the inflatable ocean kayak from you Saturn Canada. An inflatable kayak! What a sweet idea! My friends all have to strap their kayaks to the roof of their cars. What a pain. I just grab my little carrying case, toss it in the trunk, and meet them at the beach. So convenient! This thing handles the waves so good too, thanks to self bailing drains.. Much better than my old plastic kayak. We happy with my OK420. After 2 years of use it still looks like new! I like to go to lake Ontario with my boy!

Canada Customer 06/19/2019, 11:16

I wanted to write a quick letter describing my experience with the OK420 inflatable kayak that I purchased last June. We have been using an inflatable kayak for the last four years. We purchased a Sea Eagle 330 to take with us in our fifth wheel trailer as we traveled full time around the country for approximately three years. Although the Sea Eagle did a satisfactory job most of the time, we found it wanting in several areas. I was looking for a heavy duty inflatable that I could easily mount fishing accessories to and even possibly a trolling motor. My search took me to the boatstogo.com website where I found just what I was looking for. I must admit I was extremely skeptical when I saw the low price on what seemed to be a very high quality boat. I had seen similar boats advertised for at least twice the price but the specifications and the reviews I read convinced me to give the OK420 a try. We received our kayak in June of 2010 and I set about rigging it with a fish finder and pole holders and

I made a dolly to transport it. All this was made extremely easy due to the many attachment points ( D-rings) and the aluminum platforms (seats) front and back. I was pleasantly surprised by how heavy duty this boat is and the high quality of construction as compared to my Sea Eagle and I was anxious to get it in the water.

July of 2010 we left on an extended trip to the northwest. Our first chance to use our new boat was in the Bend/Sunriver, OR area. We kayaked down many miles of the Deschutes River as well as the Little Deschutes and put the boat in several of the local lakes. The first thing I noticed was that this kayak is built like a tank. It is extremely stable for a kayak. I am over 250 pounds and I can stand up in the boat without fear of capsizing. The wide stance of the boat gives a great sense of security and the boat tracks very nicely downstream. I turned the boat around and paddled upstream for about a quarter mile just to see how it paddled against the current. Although it is not as fast as my smaller Sea Eagle, I found I really didn’t give up very much in speed for the extra size and stability of this boat. I met a river guide on the Deschutes River who examined the boat and said it was easily as well built as the boats he uses on guided trips on up to class three or four whitewater.

After three weeks in Bend, OR we moved on to Couer d Alene, ID where we spent a month using the boat almost every day on most of the local lakes and rivers. We used the OK420 on clam water, rough water, upstream and downstream and caught many fish out of this boat. After a summers worth of heavy use I am still very pleased with my purchase and I am apparently not the only one. I am constantly being stopped by fellow RV’ers who, like myself, is looking for a good, strong fishing platform that is still easily portable. The strength and durability of this boat is very apparent. I had this boat inflated for three weeks in Oregon and a month in Idaho and I never had to add air. Compare this to my Sea Eagle that needs to be topped off literally every time you use it. While using my Sea Eagle, I have gotten several punctures from sharp fish hooks over the years. This last summer I struck the OK420 with the same type lures that had caused punctures in my Sea Eagle and I saw no damage at all to my OK420. My next step is to mount a trolling motor and that project is currently underway. I can’t wait to try it out this spring.

Guest Paddler 06/08/2019, 11:15

Got the inflatable ocean kayak from you guys. An inflatable kayak! What a sweet idea! My friends all have to strap their kayaks to the roof of their cars. What a pain. I just grab my little carrying case, toss it in the trunk, and meet them at the beach. So convenient! This thing handles the waves so good too. Much better than my old plastic kayak.

Brayden Z 01/19/2017, 16:52

I really like the design of this kayak. It's the only one I've found where the floor is suspended half way up the tubes. This eliminates so much drag, and makes it very responsive and quick on flat water. I don't know why more inflatable kayak manufacturers don't go this route. That is what makes the design so brilliant. Having a rocker on both ends and being self bailing, also makes it behave well in white water, but the rocker isn't so high that being blown about by the wind is a problem. The material is heavy duty and robust and this kayak can carry a lot of gear for overnight campouts on the river. This kayak is amazing, and very light for the amount of gear it can carry. The price is very reasonable, you can't go wrong with this kayak.

Carla 07/23/2016, 09:05

I researched the heck out of this kayak and there were no red flags for me. The price was right and I ordered it for use in the Caribbean. The setup on the Saturn Kayak was a breeze and takes just minutes. In the water, the kayak performed well. It tracked straight using the two attachable fins, and moved remarkably easy through the water considering its an inflatable. The floor is very firm and is raised slightly off the water. The seats are comfortable, and slightly raised by using the cushions provided, giving me a better view of the water. Any water that got in the kayak is quickly removed through the openings in the floor. My butt stays completely dry. The kayak is incredibly sturdy and stable. I used it for fishing and I was able to stand and cast with ease. As with any inflatable, it seemed to be affected by stiff winds, but that would be true with almost any boat. The paddles provided are marginal and the Velcro paddle holder on the side of the kayak are not very reassuring. I've used it in the ocean, open bays and protected lagoons. So far... no problems. I would recommend.

Darryl 05/19/2016, 23:27

My wife and I have been canoers all of our lives, with a little bit of kayaking thrown in the mix. I decided to look for an inflatable canoe/kayak for ease of transportation. I searched the web over to analysis paralysis. My choice came down to 2 brands that I was trying to pick a lessor of 2 evils. Then I found the Saturn Ocean. At 15ft it was large enough for 2, with room for lots of stuff, as I can never seem to travel light. It also can be easily configured for 1, as I occasionally paddle solo. My local float trips can include flat water rivers, lakes, saltwater bays, and the ocean. I do some white water rivers on vacation, but nothing regular. The Saturn Ocean has scupper holes for the ocean waves and my occasional (really occasional) white water. It stays very dry in the flatwater. Paddle drips find their way out of the supper holes. The IK’s central floor is raised and does not touch the water. This gives you a catamaran hull, with very little drag. I think it also makes it track much better. The IK comes equipped for a removable fin at the rear, and one at the front. I have only used it with the rear fin. Tandem or solo it tracks better than either of my canoes. The floor inflates very ridged, allowing you to stand. The catamaran hull is incredibly stable, seated or standing. I am not sure you could even purposely tip it.
The kit you get comes with absolutely everything that you need to get started except life jackets. The duffle bag is huge and tuff. I paid close attention to how the IK was folded from the factory. I refold it in that same configuration after use. I think you could get 3 of the IKs in the duffle bag. Which means lots of other stuff goes in the bag. In my case EVERYTHING can go in the bag. Two seats, 2 cushions, 2 life jackets, a hand pump, a foot pump,(bought extra) and a repair kit, my empty dry bags and more I am probably leaving out. All that still can go in the trunk of my wife’s Honda or the back of my truck. The IK also came with 2 break down kayak paddles. They are my only complaint. At 80 inches (200cm) they are way too short for a kayak of 34 inch girth, heavy, and the paddles are the only part of the kit that was not a quality component. I would have rather saved $40-$50 (or whatever they are worth) and not got them. I ended up buying 240cm paddles of a MUCH better quality. They move the loaded IK with ease.

The two included seats have a nice attached storage bag on the back. They hold lunch, sun screen, a camel back, repair kit etc. The seats attach to the IK D rings at 4 points with adjustable straps, and have a velcro removable bottom cushion. (cushions may have been a limited time promotional bonus, but I highly recommend them)The seats are very comfortable and supportive. The included hand pump is large so it pumps a large volume of air, pumping up the IK quickly. But large becomes a negative when you try to carry onboard. A patch kit is no good if you can’t re-inflate, so I bought a foot pump for a carry on. I also got a valve adapter for my Ryobi One+ battery operated pump. That saves my arms for paddling.

The other thing I missed from hard kayaks was foot support to push against when you really need to dig in. I solved that with a piece of PVC pipe placed inside a pool noodle, some buckle straps, and carabiners. (the review section really needs pics). The foot rests are an awesome addition. I give this IK a 10. I am really enjoying it. I have a few more MacGyver mods in mind, but you can’t go wrong with this IK. This is the IK you have been looking for.

FunN4Lo 05/19/2016, 16:55

Daryl 05/19/2016, 08:43

I am sending u pic of my experience. I was on pond by our home in Lafe, Arkansas. I had so much fun.. I'm 70 years old and it was so exciting. I paddled all over the place in my blue Saturn. I was a little apprehensive at first having never been in a kayak before. What a wonderful experience... I got in some good exercising too. Can't wait for us to take it with us next week on our vacation. Thanks for all your help and patience.

Virginia S. 03/09/2016, 10:43

Purchased this kayak 10 days ago and after 4 days of paddling on big water, 3' waves, a fast moving river, and a white water ride on Class II&III, this is one heck of a inflatable! She's built very well, finish, fit, and quality at top notch. Even the paddles (2 sets) and the high pressure pump is of very good quality. Spare Halkey valve and patch kit included too.
First off, this kayak paddles much closer to a hard shell than any inflatable I have ever paddled (and thats quite a few) since it rides on the tubes due to the high pressure floor being above the water. With the 2 skegs down, it tracks straight with no wiggle. I used a cheapie WalMart electric pump to get it inflated in 10 minutes and then pumped up the tubes and floor until firm..easy with good quality pump included. Paddled solo or single, it holds a line and is very responsive.

Stable? Kidding me..this would take work to flip it. At 14', there is plenty of room for 2 paddlers (we are 6-2 and 5'8") with room for gear on each end. I had my sights set on the Aire Sawtooth (13') and while it's a great kayak, this OK420 Ocean Pro paddled better in every way: very responsive due to cat style raised hull with only the tubes in the water, lighter at around 40 lbs, and all around more responsive. It paddles as well as my OK Prowler Trident 13' or my former Tarpon 16' Hard to believe, but the raised floor makes this kayak have very little drag.

I purchased their high back seats that have a raised bottom of 3" and it gives me a much improved paddle angle. With my deep blade, 240 Cannon, this thing moves. Best part is when finished, wipe it down, hit the Halkey valves to deflate in 2-3 minutes, roll it up, place it in their high quality (generous size too) bag, and toss it in whatever you drive. Headed to the John Day River and the Umpqua Rivers in Oregon in two weeks and happy as a clam. Buying one for my gf. Purchased this one at the Saturn dealer in Everett, WA. All around great experience.

Jim 07/10/2015, 22:07

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