West Coast Sailing is your source for the full range of Hobie Kayak Parts and accessories. From new Hobie Mirage Mirage Drives and replacement parts and fins, to kayak carts and transportation accessories, to fishing gear, buckets, and more, we've got all the kayak accessories you need to make the most of your time on the water in your Hobie kayak.
Universal Kayak Parts Locator (PDF)
Hobie Mirage Drive Parts (PDF)
Hobie Mirage Drive 180 Parts (PDF)
Hobie Mirage Drive Guide (PDF)
Hobie Compass Kayak Parts Diagram (PDF)
Hobie Outback Kayak Parts Diagram (PDF)
Hobie Passport Kayak Parts Diagram (PDF)
Hobie Lynx Kayak Parts Diagram (PDF)
Hobie Pro Angler Kayak Parts Diagram (PDF)
Hobie Tandem Island Kayak Parts Diagram (PDF)
Hobie iTrek / Eclipse Parts Diagram (PDF)
Hobie Lynx Parts & Mirage Drive 180 Kick Up Parts Diagram (PDF)
iTrek/Fiesta Parts Diagram & Mirage Drive GT Kick Up (PDF)
Storing Your Kayak
**IMPORTANT: Do NOT hang your kayak from the bow and stern handles. These handles are designed for carrying the kayak, not for hanging for long periods of time. The plastic will slowly stretch over time and possibly even eventually fail which will create a hole. When storing your kayak, it is important to be sure that it is well supported.
On the Ground or a Rack:
You can store your kayak upside down resting on two crossbars. The rails of the kayak are very stiff and can support the weight easily. Padded crossbars will reduce the chance of any scratches or marks on the rails.
If you must store it right side up, use cradles or something that is shaped to the contour of the hull. It the kayak is resting right side up with little to no support, this puts the entire weight of the kayak on one point on the bottom and possibly cause a flat area to develop. We do offer custom molded cradles for the Adventure Island and the Pro Angler.
Hanging:
If you plan on hanging your kayak from a ceiling, a minimum of one inch webbed strapping should be used to spread the load of the kayak over more area. Using rope to support is may leave dents in the rails, especially in the heavier kayaks. Best if stored upside down with the strap loads on the stiff cockpit rails.
Hobie Mirage Drives Explained
