We carry Jackson Kayak's full current whitewater lineup: five models, each built around a different kind of paddling. If you already know you want a Jackson, here's what separates them.

Model	Style	Sizes / Weight range	Best for
Gnarvana	Creek boat (flagship)	S/M/L, 100-260 lbs	Steep, technical whitewater
Karma Traverse	Crossover	9'/10', 130-210 / 160-240 lbs	Mixed whitewater + flatwater, beginners
Clutch	Creek/slice hybrid	One size, 130-220 lbs	Creek-boat confidence with playful moves
Flow	Creek boat (light)	S/M/L, 100-260 lbs	Lighter creek boat, beginners through advanced
Antix 3.0	Half-slice river runner	S/M/L, 95-230 lbs	All-around river running with surf/squirt

All five are in stock as of this writing.

Gnarvana: the flagship creek boat

The Gnarvana is Jackson's core creek boat, built to run hard water with confidence. It carries the highest bow rocker in the lineup along with significant stern rocker and a wide center point, keeping you high and dry through holes and over waves. It's built for exactly the kind of water we have locally on the Ocoee and Nolichucky. Three sizes cover 100-260 lbs.

Jackson Gnarvana Whitewater Kayak

Karma Traverse: the crossover

The Karma Traverse handles whitewater and flatwater in the same hull, built on the Karma's whitewater platform and stretched for more efficient flatwater travel, with a retractable skeg for tracking on lakes and connectors. If you paddle both rivers and flatwater and don't want to own two boats, this is the one. Two sizes: 9' (130-210 lbs) and 10' (160-240 lbs).

Jackson Karma Traverse Crossover Kayak

Clutch: creek confidence, playful stern

The Clutch combines the high-floating bow of the Gnarvana with a lower-rockered, playful stern. It runs hard water like a full creek boat but surfs, squirts, and carves like a half-slice. One size (M/L) fits 130-220 lbs. If you've been paddling a straight creek boat and want more playfulness without giving up performance on steep water, this is the upgrade.

Jackson Clutch Whitewater Kayak

Flow: shorter, lighter, still capable

The Flow covers the same water as a full creek boat but weighs less and turns faster, carrying better on the hike in. It's built to work for paddlers building river skills as well as experienced paddlers charging steeper lines. Three sizes cover 100-260 lbs.

Jackson Flow Whitewater Kayak

Antix 3.0: half-slice all-rounder

The Antix 3.0 is Jackson's third-generation half-slice river runner, built for paddlers who want one boat that handles downriver travel, surfing, squirting, and splatting across river types. It integrates the Rockstar V's double-rail hull into a half-slice shape, with a higher-floating bow than the Antix 2.0 for a drier, more confident ride at speed. Three sizes cover 95-230 lbs.

Jackson Antix 3.0 Whitewater Kayak

Want pure playboating instead?

None of these five are built as dedicated park-and-play boats. If that's what you're after, the Rockstar V is Jackson's fifth-generation freestyle kayak, built for waves, holes, and flatwater play.

Jackson Rockstar V Whitewater Kayak

Sizing help

Every model above comes in multiple sizes tied to paddler weight, and picking the wrong one affects performance more than picking the wrong brand. Call us at (615) 696-7887 if you want a second opinion on sizing before you buy. We also price match any authorized US retailer's advertised price on the same kayak.