The divisible, lightweight kayak S14 Mod

After travelling with a Point 65 modular kayak for a few years now, I recently took a look at the Stellar divisible kayaks offered exclusively by Lite Venture. I was immediately impressed by the handling of the kayaks and, above all, their cons...

After travelling with a Point 65 modular kayak for a few years now, I recently took a look at the Stellar divisible kayaks offered exclusively by Lite Venture. I was immediately impressed by the handling of the kayaks and, above all, their considerably lower weight. I received very friendly and comprehensive advice from Lite Venture and all my questions were answered expertly, so my decision in favour of the Stellar S14 G2 Mod Multisport was not long in coming. Just 2 days after ordering, the kayak was delivered well packed by the haulage company. Now the kayak is already set up in the cellar and is waiting for its first outing. I'm particularly looking forward to being able to head for one or two previously unfavourable locations due to the considerably lower weight, and it should also be much easier to move it to a weir, for example. And last but not least, the Stellar kayaks also look good in my opinion.

Since I bought the boat, almost 5 months and about 400 kilometres have passed. It is mainly used on the waters in and around Lübeck. As I don't have the option of storing / transporting a boat "in one piece" and don't want to be dependent o...

Since I bought the boat, almost 5 months and about 400 kilometres have passed. It is mainly used on the waters in and around Lübeck. As I don't have the option of storing / transporting a boat "in one piece" and don't want to be dependent on a club,
the only option for me was a modular boat.

When I was researching online, I came across the Stellar S14 G2 Mod.

The divisible alternatives made of PE that I knew of up to that point were out of the
race in terms of the criteria relevant to me.

Weight, handling of the boat on land and in the water, as well as the tangible, successful realisation of a boat with premium standards, are worth every euro to me.

Thanks to a completely different, significantly more complex manufacturing process, a high-quality appearance (surface finish, precise and
hardly perceptible joints/radii, etc) can also be
individually realised for the customer.

The top advice, the service and the efficient paddling course with Thomas Größler in Krakow am See made my entry into the world of paddling perfect.

I really enjoy my Stellar and I'm happy every time
I'm out on the water and diligently practising my skills.

It's good to know that the limiting factor is not the equipment, but myself :)

Why did we choose this model?
Firstly because it is extremely light and because I don't have any space. The fact that it can be divided into 3 parts makes it easy to transport and very easy to store. And that was the reason why I decided i...

Why did we choose this model?
Firstly because it is extremely light and because I don't have any space. The fact that it can be divided into 3 parts makes it easy to transport and very easy to store. And that was the reason why I decided in favour of this boat. It is extremely light compared to plastic kayaks. It is beautifully finished. You can't see the division either. We have no play at all when moving and nothing really moves at all. Thanks to the bulkheads at the front and rear, we have an unsinkable boat that can also be paddled in rough conditions without any problems.

The bulkheads are completely sealed, so no water can flow from one part to the other.
For the whole boat together we are at 6 minutes to set up, without tools, without making a big effort.

When boarding with the paddle bridge, it is incredibly stable, it doesn't feel fluttery but feels completely natural. Without the skeg, it is still very stable. The skeg will help so that we can paddle nice and straight. What I've never missed is a rudder. The skeg alone has always been enough. The boat is very stable even in big waves or choppy water, and the skeg also helps to maintain a certain stability. You can really lean to one side and still have a stable position.

Even with my height and weight and the high centre of gravity, it is very suitable for beginners and advanced paddlers. Paddling is extremely easy. It paddles very quickly and without much effort. You can tell from the design that it just runs. It's also easy to maintain speed over longer distances.

The great thing for me is that I can simply take my 3 parts, piece by piece, to the water and then put them together at my own pace. And then I still have enough energy to enjoy paddling and the lake. My husband is 1.89 metres tall, I'm only 1....

The great thing for me is that I can simply take my 3 parts, piece by piece, to the water and then put them together at my own pace. And then I still have enough energy to enjoy paddling and the lake. My husband is 1.89 metres tall, I'm only 1.60 metres tall and yet we drive the same boat. That's great.

Boarding is great. I normally have a little trouble with my balance, but that's not a problem here. I use the skeg because it gives me even more security.