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pedal chair BKC Swivel Kayak Seat for Pedal Kayaks

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pedal chair BKC Swivel Kayak Seat for Pedal KayaksMade to Move: This kayak seat lets you swivel to the left or right with ease, so you can cast with confidence and reel em in with a greater range of motion Durable Build: The aluminum frame of the Brooklyn Swivel Kayak Seat resists corrosion caused by water or sun and can support plenty of weight, too Cruise In Comfort: The padded armrests, supportive mesh seat and backrest have you sitting pretty whether youre casting, paddling, or taking a break on

  • Made to Move: This kayak seat lets you swivel to the left or right with ease, so you can cast with confidence and reel ‘em in with a greater range of motion
  • Durable Build: The aluminum frame of the Brooklyn Swivel Kayak Seat resists corrosion caused by water or sun and can support plenty of weight, too
  • Cruise In Comfort: The padded armrests, supportive mesh seat and backrest have you sitting pretty whether you’re casting, paddling, or taking a break on the waves
  • Easily Adjustable: The swivel seat’s backrest is quickly and easily adjusted to any angle you like for maximum ergonomic comfort
  • Ideally Compatible: The BKC Swivel Kayak Seat is uniquely designed for any of the Pro Series Pedal Kayaks or Pro Trolling Motor Kayaks. 

The BKC Swivel Kayak Seat removes one of the biggest pain points of kayak fishing: all that twisting and turning you have to do as you cast and reel from a seat that doesn’t turn with you. With the Swivel Seat installed in your BKC pedal kayak, you can easily cast and reel in your catch by simply pivoting left or right as needed.

The Kayak Swivel Seat is not just great for fishing. It allows more flexibility and range for the photographer to frame the best shots, it lets you kick back and soak your feet in the water when it’s time for some R&R, it allows you the option to face your tandem kayak partner, and the swivel seat makes getting in and out of your kayak easier.

This kayak swivel seat can replace the fixed seat on most BKC pedal kayak hulls. It is made from a sturdy, corrosion-resistant aluminum frame and has a durable, weather-resistant and breathable mesh backrest and seat. Padded arm rests add to the comfort, as does the adjustable angle of the seatback. And of course, the seat can also be locked in place when you don’t want to swivel, such as when you’re pedaling away at full speed enroute to the next fishing spot.

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