Why does my kayak look different than another kayak in the same color?

Why does my kayak look different than another kayak in the same color?

Each one is slightly different, like a snowflake! Each kayak has its own color variation! Color variations are not covered under the warranty. The kayaks are made from poured plastic so each kayak has a unique color blend. If you would like to return the kayak for a different one, email us, and we can help you arrange the shipping. You would be responsible for the return shipping which is typically around $400. 

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