The Point 65 Martini Kayak has a decent storage capacity. It comes equipped with two hatches. The front hatch measures 7.9″ by 7.9″ and is situated almost towards the end of the bow, sufficient for putting items that one does not need right away. Here you can put in some dry suits, angling knives, and other items.

Value for Money – This score is based on the kayak’s RRP and whether or not it offered a good deal based on the asking price. I did a round-up of the best fishing kayaks not too long ago, and… well, you can probably guess where I’m going with this:

Point 65 Martini Kayak Features

The modular system is great for transport and storage but the most important part is how it handles on the water.

At the same time, those longer kayaks also tend to be more narrow, which also impacts their straight-line performance. A kayak that’s longer and narrower will have more drag and allow you to gain (and maintain) a higher speed. The kayak itself is made from blow-molded high-density polyethylene, a good, durable, UV-protected, and impact-resistant material. There are two Scotty mount rod holders on each side of the kayak, which we feel is a great addition given the price point. Falcon is a fun, versatile, high-performance sit-on-top kayak which, due to its modularity, is exceptionally easy to carry, store and haul. The revolutionary, patented Solo-Tandem-or- more combination is the solution you were waiting for. Along with adequate storage, the Kingfisher is also fitted with a Kingfisher Game Chair that is completely adjustable so you can reposition it to suit your perfect paddling position. Pros & Cons PROSAs for durability, the Martini GTX has a rotomolded hull, which makes it more resilient than some other types of kayaks. Also, the arrowhead shape of the kayak gives it more speed and better control.