13' Saturn Fin Pedal Board SUP Kayak
Powered by your feet! Fun and joy to ride!
It can also be used as a regular kayak or a stand-up paddle board without the pedal drive installed.
Experience the water like never before with the all-new Saturn Inflatable Pedalboard — a fun, affordable, and versatile way to explore lakes, rivers, and bays. Powered by your own feet, this pedalboard blends the excitement of pedal-driven speed with the comfort and practicality of a sit-on-top kayak.
Its sleek, streamlined shape slices through the water with minimal resistance, letting you glide effortlessly at speeds of 3–4 mph. The included fin pedal drive delivers smooth, efficient propulsion, while the secure four D-ring chair system makes it compatible with most standard beach chairs from popular retailers.
For ultimate versatility, remove the pedal drive to use it as a traditional sit-on-top kayak or even a stand-up paddleboard. The patent-pending rotomolded mount keeps the pedal system locked in place, and the included rudder and lever steering kit make maneuvering a breeze.
Inflate to 40–70 kPa for best performance. Each package includes the fin pedal drive, hand pump, and removable fin. Chairs and accessories are sold separately, so you can choose your perfect seating setup — or explore our premium aluminum fishing chairs with built-in umbrella holders.
Turn every trip on the water into an adventure with the Saturn Inflatable Pedalboard — where speed, comfort, and fun meet.
Specifications:
- Length 13'
- Width: 32"
- Average speed between 2 to 3.8 mph, depending on operator fitness and water condition.
- Any type of beach chair, sand chair, lawn chair, etc (not included) can be mounted on top of this kayak.
- INCLUDED: fin pedal drive, hand pump, complete rudder/lever system, removable fin, repair kit, carry bag.
Video of Pedal Board PFSUP385B.
Video of 1st Saturn Pedal Board Prototype.
Kayak Pedal Drive Instructions
1. This is NOT a racing kayak.
- Do NOT apply excessive pressure on the pedals to increase speed. Doing so may damage the chains and cables.
- Average kayak speed is 2-3.8 mph. Overloading with powerful pedal strokes may cause damage, which is not covered by warranty.
2. Pedal Technique:
- Avoid pushing the pedals too fast. Apply steady, light pressure for smooth forward movement.
- A stroke every 2 seconds is sufficient to propel the kayak efficiently.
- Shorter strokes, instead of full-range ones, can also maintain speed.
3. Pedal Drive Locking:
- Ensure the black dot on the pedal well faces backward (towards you). If it's not aligned, deflate the floor section, rotate the rotomolded well part 180 degrees, and re-inflate to fix the unlocking issue.
4. Shallow Water Warning:
- When in shallow waters, prevent the pedal drive fins from hitting the bottom by moving the pedals apart to flatten the fins against the kayak bottom.
5. Carry a Paddle:
- Always bring a paddle as a backup in case of pedal drive issues.
6. Pedal Drive Alignment:
- Ensure the rotomolded insert is aligned straight. Slight movement of the locks during pedaling is normal due to the flexibility of the insert.
7. Safety Gear:
- Always wear a Personal Flotation Device (PFD), carry a whistle and communication device, and inform someone of your trip plans.
8. Spare Parts:
- Contact us if you need spare parts. We're happy to assist!
Quick Tips:
- If you hear squeaking from the pedal drive, it means it’s running dry. Add oil to the moving parts or dip the drive in water for a few seconds. Always rinse after use.
- Check all screws on the pedal drive regularly to be sure nothing is loose.
- The kayak can be paddled easily without the pedal drive. To reduce splash from the open slot, place a short piece of pool noodle in the opening.
- When not in use, tighten the thumb screws on the rudder lever to keep the track sliders from coming loose or getting lost.
- The large removable fin improves tracking but makes turns wider. For quicker turns, remove the fin, cut it in half, or use a smaller optional fin.
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