SKU

KYP12P100

ARGO 120XP

$469.99

ARGO 120XP is rated 5.0 out of 5 by 2.

The ARGO Recreational Sit-in Collection is ideal for the paddler looking to enjoy a stable and relaxing kayaking experience during the cool or warm season on calm and slow moving waters.

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ARGO 120XP

The ARGO Recreational Sit-in Collection is ideal for the paddler looking to enjoy a stable and relaxing kayaking experience during the cool or warm season on calm and slow moving waters.

Built using our Twin Arched Multi Chine Hull, these kayaks provide excellent stability and combined with our spacious cockpits, getting in-and-out of a kayak, has never been easier! The ARGO 120XP is specifically tailored to the paddler looking for a greater capacity, better tracking and for value packed features. The ARGO 120XP is made with our patented RAM-X™ PREMIUM material, an exceptionally durable high molecular weight polyethylene that contains a top layer of advanced resin, which provides more rigidity while still being conveniently lightweight. With ergonomic carrying handles and at only 48 lb, you will be able to carry easily this 12' kayak to wherever you decide to go. The ARGO 120XP comes equipped with adjustable footrests, the ERGOFIT G2 seating system™ and premium knee pads providing you with a comfortable and cushioned position designed for those looking to spend more than just a few hours on the water. Upgraded hatches and increased storage make bringing your gear along easier and more convenient. Sometimes, it's the little things in life that make all the difference. The ARGO 120XP, helping you create stories worth sharing.

Functionalities

4 in. day hatch with storage bag
Adjustable footrests
Bottle holder
Bungee cord
Drain plug
ERGOFIT G2 Seating System™
Ergonomic carrying handles
Premium knee pads
Quick Lock hatch
Smart phone holder
Tank well with mesh deck cover

Twin-arched Multi Chine Hull

Great stability
Quick mastery of the kayak
Versatile
Tracks well

Specifications

Length

12 ft - 366 cm
Width

29 in. - 73.6 cm
Height

16 in. - 41 cm
Weight

48 lb - 21.8 kg
Capacity

375 lb - 170 kg
Cockpit width

24.5 in. - 62 cm
Cockpit length

50 in. - 127 cm
Seating

1

Warranty & Materials

LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY
Pelican International works hard to ensure our products are free from defect. Therefore, we will repair or replace the hull on this item should it fail during its lifetime due to poor quality in materials or workmanship. All accessories that come pre-assembled on your product are guaranteed for 1 year. Please see full details of warranty here.

RAM-X^TM Premium is a multi-layer polyethylene with an advanced resin in the top layer imparting a glossy finish and providing significantly more rigidity than standard polyethylene.

Documentation

Reviews & Questions

Rated 5 out of 5 by Louis from Awesome Kayak After watching a lot of YouTube videos and reading hundreds of articles i decided on a Pelican kayak and it is everything i want and more. I you like to stay out on the water for an hour or the whole day this is the one you need , the comfort of the seat is excellent . The tracking is very good and you can get it up to a decent speed. Stability is outstanding. Overall an amazing kayak for touring .

Date published: 2019-02-24

Rated 5 out of 5 by Louis from Awesome kayak I couldn't be happier with this kayak. I just love taking it out on rivers and lakes. It provides easy acces is comfy (hour after hour on the water) , tracking is good and it's stabile. It comes with ample storage space and it looks waaaaw.

Date published: 2019-08-06

im looking for my first Kayak are the Argo 120 XP seen on the web page the same as the Canadian tire Maxim ? though ill be a newbie ill want to go on a few adventures and fishing. how does this handle in choppy water lakes can change in 15 mins

Asked by: Dana

This kayak offers great stability and superior tracking. Our kayaks are not made for choppy waters though. It is always best to check the weather prior to planning a day on the water.

Answered by: Pelican

Date published: 2019-09-25

Often the kayaks are listed as having “day hatches” but it looks like they have additional storage in the photos. Is there another storage hatch begin the paddler? And if so what is the size?

Asked by: Rhpositive

We have two sizes of Day hatches for our kayaks. The 4 inch, and the 8 inch. The one here on the Argo 120X is the 4 in. : in the livewell, behind the paddler. There is no additional day hatch in that area.

Answered by: Pelican

Date published: 2019-09-23

I’m having a tough time deciding between a 10’ kayak and a 12’, is the 12’ foot worth the extra trouble dealing with the length of hauling it to storing it? I keep feeling like I want the 12 for the easier speed and stability, but figure the 10 is fine

Asked by: Cookie

The 12 foot would offer greater stability and allow for more space in the kayak. The taller you are the longer the kayak you will need. In the end, it comes down to how much space you have for storage and how much weight you can carry for transport

Answered by: Pelican

Date published: 2019-09-06

I weigh 310 pounds, assuming I'm not bringing any gear other than a life jacket, will I be able to operate this Kayak given that the capacity is only 375 pounds?

Asked by: Richard

You should be fine. The closer you come to the Maximum Capacity the lower the boat sits in the water which creates more drag and thus more effort to paddle. Nevertheless, at 82% of overall capacity, you should still get good & decent performance plus, you are well within the limits for safety and security. Have fun out there!

Answered by: Pelican

Date published: 2019-06-13

ARGO 120XP

ARGO 120XP

Functionalities

Specifications

Warranty & Materials

Documentation

Reviews & Questions

im looking for my first Kayak are the Argo 120 XP seen on the web page the same as the Canadian tire Maxim ? though ill be a newbie ill want to go on a few adventures and fishing. how does this handle in choppy water lakes can change in 15 mins

Often the kayaks are listed as having &ldquo;day hatches&rdquo; but it looks like they have additional storage in the photos. Is there another storage hatch begin the paddler? And if so what is the size?

I&rsquo;m having a tough time deciding between a 10&rsquo; kayak and a 12&rsquo;, is the 12&rsquo; foot worth the extra trouble dealing with the length of hauling it to storing it? I keep feeling like I want the 12 for the easier speed and stability, but figure the 10 is fine

I weigh 310 pounds, assuming I'm not bringing any gear other than a life jacket, will I be able to operate this Kayak given that the capacity is only 375 pounds?

Often the kayaks are listed as having “day hatches” but it looks like they have additional storage in the photos. Is there another storage hatch begin the paddler? And if so what is the size?

I’m having a tough time deciding between a 10’ kayak and a 12’, is the 12’ foot worth the extra trouble dealing with the length of hauling it to storing it? I keep feeling like I want the 12 for the easier speed and stability, but figure the 10 is fine