Crescent Kayaks are proud to be made with Aquatuf® Resin, proven to have the lowest failure rate in the industry. They stand by their kayaks and trust this material—which is why they proudly boast a lifetime warranty on all models. Crescent Kayaks customers put their products to the test, so they chose a resin with unmatched rigidity and toughness. No matter how demanding the conditions, you’ll feel safe and confident that your boat won’t let you down.

Crescent Kayaks can be paddled in all bodies of water. The limits are class three rapids and extreme sea conditions. Read the caution label before paddling. Please adhere to all federal, state, and local laws. Always wear a PFD.

The first Crescent Kayak that was made over a decade ago is still in existence. The kayak life depends on treatment but the kayaks are expected to last up to ten years with regular use. Crescent Kayak rental models have lasted over six years in certain locations if the owner does not sell them to replenish the fleet.

Crescent Kayaks, like all sit-on-top kayaks, have scupper holes. Scupper holes allow for water to drain out of the kayak instead of the kayak’s cavities holding water. Scupper plugs are used to plug scupper holes when water will not be splashing over the kayak walls. Plugs are used on flat water and for most rivers, the kayaks will be paddled on. They add weight capacity and make the kayaks dryer. If the kayaks are being paddled in the surf, ocean, or larger rapids the scupper plugs should be left out.