Vibe Kayak Shearwater 125 + Drive Bundle (Memorial Day)

Vibe Kayak Shearwater 125 + Drive Bundle (Memorial Day)

Vibe's flagship kayak, fully loaded and foot-powered from day one. The Shearwater 125 is engineered to be the most versatile and customizable fishing kayak on the water — and this bundle lets you choose the pedal drive that fits how and where you fish. Whether you're slipping through shallow backwaters or grinding against open-water current, there's a drive in this bundle built for it.

• Vibe X-Drive Kit — Fin-style drive system that propels cleanly through shallow, weedy, and technical water where a prop can't go. Best for flats, backwaters, and grass-heavy environments.

• Vibe Impulse Drive Kit — Propeller-driven system with instant hands-free reverse for maximum maneuverability in current, wind, and tight spots. Corrosion-resistant components make it saltwater-ready. Best for open water, coastal fishing, and any dynamic environment that you may need to back out of fast.

Included  

• Vibe Anchor Pole — 7' Fiberglass, 3-Piece — Lightweight stake-out pole slides silently into shallow bottoms without spooking fish; breaks down compactly for on-deck storage.

• Vibe Anchor Trolley Kit — Nylon pulley system lets you dial in your anchor position on the fly to hold the perfect angle against wind and current.

• Vibe 35L Dry Bag — Generous waterproof storage for gear you can't afford to get wet on long days or multi-spot missions.

• Vibe Kayak Cable Lock — Rubber-coated steel cable with keyed lock; secure the Shearwater to your vehicle or trailer at the launch or trailhead.

• Vibe 30 oz Tumbler — Keeps your drink cold (or hot) through a full day on the water.

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Maintenance Tips

• Rinse thoroughly with fresh water after every use, especially after saltwater trips
• Remove and rinse the pedal drive separately to flush out sand, weeds, and debris
• Dry all components fully before storage to prevent corrosion and mildew
• Store in a shaded area to protect hull, seat, and drive system from UV damage
• Avoid dragging the kayak; use handles or a cart to protect hull integrity
• Inspect hull, gear tracks, and mounting points for cracks or looseness before trips
• Check pedal drive cables, fins, and moving parts for wear and proper alignment
• Lightly lubricate drive joints with marine-safe lubricant (avoid over-application)
• Keep scupper holes clear for proper drainage and stability on water
• Perform periodic deep cleaning with mild soap and inspect all fittings and hardware