X3 = eXtra 3rd hatch, conveniently located just behind the cockpit with a separate bulkhead, allows safe, dry storage for all the small items you need on a day's paddle or a week's excursion.

 

Flares, marine radio, lunch or sweater all fit neatly together in one easily accessible compartment. Seaward's Quest X3 is a nimble performer in surf, wind or severe waves.

 

With its low deck profile, recessed deck fittings, long waterline, and over 184 liters of storage space the Quest X3 will easily take you on those expeditions you have only dreamt of...until now!

 

Standard Features

Rudder
Rudder Stay-With-Tie-Down
Cockpit Cover
Recessed Fittings
Lockout Foot Pedals
Fibreglass Outside Seams
Dual Fibreglass Hatches
Fibreglass Bulk Heads
332S Rudder Cables
Keel Guard
Knee Brace Pads

Safety Features

Comfort Cockpit System
Paddlefloat Seat Bottom
Self Rescue System
Safe Hatch System

 

 

Dimensions

LENGTH BEAM DEPTH COCKPIT BOW STERN TOTAL KAYAK WEIGHT
19' 22.5" 14.5" 32"L x 16"W x 13.5"D 64 ltrs 80 ltrs 360 ltrs 59 LBS.
QUEST AND QUEST X3 AVAILABLE IN HIGH VOLUME CENTRE 40 ltrs    

 

Seaward Fibreglass kayaks are customizable with 19 colors* to choose from for the deck, deck fade, hull, seam, hatches and coaming.

 

white
ice white
ivory
signal yellow burnt orange
mandarin red fuschia burgundy navy blue
cyan light blue light teal teal aqua
lime
mint
dark grey black  

 

 

 

Testimonials about the Quest X3
"Thank you for manufacturing and shipping my Quest X3 kayak within the time frame both yourself and your dealer, had promised. I really had my doubts whether it could be done. The X3 is everything I was looking for in a new kayak - quality of craftsmanship, with a blend of Greenland, and North American design. It is extremely maneuverable for a kayak of this length, fast, good carrying/tripping capacity and the most responsive rudder system that I have ever experienced. SUPERB!" ~ William Lanning, Ontario, Canada
"During the summer of 2004, I paddled a Kevlar Quest X3 along 1200 miles of Alaska and British Columbia coastline on my solo journey to Seattle, WA. The Quest performed excellent in 12 foot waves, gale force winds, and endured several rocky landings per day. My Quest is in great condition, and I am anxiously awaiting my next expedition with it. " ~ John Peaveler
"What a great boat. I had my doubts about the third hatch at first but after loading up my Quest X3 with food and supplies for 30 days on the central coast of BC I changed my mind. The third hatch is big enough to hold all the essentials for a days paddling plus 10 Litres + of fresh water. This arrangement has several advantages, in that it keeps the weight close to the center of the boat; should the fresh water container leak a little the rest of your stuff stays dry and your lunch supplies are always handy (you don't have to undo your spare paddle & open up the hatch covers just to get a snack). The boat tracks well and only requires moderate edging to handle even severe quartering conditions. The rubber is a nice feature for those days when your course quarters wind and waves all day and you need a rest from edging. Seawards smart rudder system is a great combination allowing precise input to make small course corrections at the same time maintaining a solid brace on the pedals. Rough weather handling felt effortless with a loaded boat in two meter seas with a moderate chop. In fact, the rougher it got the better the boat seemed to like it. I would recommend the Quest X3 to any paddler intermediate or above who is looking for an ocean capable expedition kayak. " ~ Ian Humphrey
"Hello to the good people of Seaward, I would like to thank all of you at Seaward for making spectacular boats! Give yourselves a big hearty pat on the back for me. I used one of your Quest models for a solo trip down the the Oregon coast from Astoria to Brookings this summer and it performed wonderfully. (see youtube \"oregon coast kayaker\") I did break apart the front hatch, but that was completely the fault of the massive wave that hit it and me of course, no fault to Seaward. I had a few harrowing moments that, had I been in a lesser boat, may have ended differently. I felt a pride in my boat and a sense of safety that I have not felt in a boat before. I\'ve been a long time kayak guide on Kauai\'s Na\'Pali coast, paddling plastic boats. Now I cringe at the thought of getting back in one of those. Anyway, you\'ve spoiled me rotten. " ~ Hayden Peters-Portland, OR

 

*Colours on website are approximate and may not necessarily match those on actual product.