: This looks good. I want something that has some style. Stability first, speed
: second, capacity third. Will probably just use on lake. The sail looks
: interesting also.

: I looked at the site. Which style is the tandem shown?

The kayak shown is an Aleutian double made for sea otter hunting in waters that are often rough - a boat for expert paddlers not for relaxed occasional paddling.

At 22" wide it is narrow for a double, I doubt that most people would call it stable, though that is a personal thing.

Everyone likes a speedy kayak, but top speed and cruising speed are two different things. The difference of effort required to maintain a 3.5 knot speed between a 22" wide double vs a 28" wide double of similar hull shape is very slight. The trade-off in stability makes the 28" wide boat the one to go with.

The cockpits are level and rather short , unless you are short and agile they WILL be a serious drawback , I would rake them both and lengthen them to at least 28" inside measurement.