Here’s how these pedal-driven vessels stack up. Hobie Passport 10.5 The Hobie Passport is the company’s entry-level kayak in the Mirage series, which features vessels with pedal-drive systems.

Pedal Drive System — utilizes a rotational pedal drive system that drives a propeller beneath the kayak. No paddles are needed, and you can even have an optional trolling motor for more fishing ...

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We could tally paddle versus pedal statistics from there (it's 12 paddle, 5 pedal if you must know), but it wouldn't make any sense. Hobie's Mirage Drive wasn't introduced until 1997.

It’s pretty fun. Pros: The Passport 10.5 costs less than other pedal-drive kayaks. It’s also lighter in the lineup of Hobie vessels and could be transported via car top, perhaps with some help.

Pedal Drive System — utilizes a rotational pedal drive system that drives a propeller beneath the kayak. No paddles are needed, and you can even have an optional trolling motor for more fishing ...