Kids are both off at college and I have too many boats in the shed. (Almost) all are in fine, boatable condition. See details below.
Blue Waka Steeze. Good condition. The foam thigh braces glued in by Waka came out and my replacements are a little whack. You may want to redo them. $500.
Red LL Alpha 90. Paddled once. Bought is sight unseen during the pandemic, paddled it once and never paddled it again. Factory outfitting and manual are still in the original bag. $500.
Jackson 2015 Fun 2. The 2015 series was more River-Play, like the original, since by then the Stars were available. Near perfect condition, with newly replaced ropes for adjusting the pristine outfitting. Designed for 110-155 lbs. $400.
Jackson 2010 4 Fun. This was the most playful iteration of the Fun. Want a boat you can loop and run real whitewater. (The Ultimate Middle Fork Salmon boat at moderate+ flows.) 165-220 lbs. $400.
Pyranha I:3 222. The most playful of the InaZone family of boats. Medium size, for 143-209 lbs. $150.
Pyranha Recoil, M. River-play, a few generations after the InaZones went away. 143-187 lbs. $250.
Pyranha Recoil, L. Hull is good, outfitting is meh. 165-213 lbs. $100.
Zet Veloc. Little person's river runner. Great shape. 99-187 lbs. My kids used it in the 110-120 lb range. Got too tall for it by 140 lbs, but that was a height problem, not a weight problem. (Great boat when they've outgrown a Sidekick - either too big or too good.) $400.
Jackson Antix 2.0, M. Holes drilled in the hull. This is for yard art, not boating. $Free.
Jackson Dynamic Duo. 4" crack on the side where it hit a rock after being dropped by one of my kids. There's a reason they were called Crackson Kayaks for a few years. I have epoxy and pads that can repair it, but I never bothered. $100 for the glue and supplies, and the boat is $Free.