Burn III

Over the years, the Burn has become a staple of clubs, centres, and coaches, being a highly versatile platform, which supports paddler development and enables clear skills demonstrations, whilst still inspiring confidence. We're delighted to be in a position now to offer the Burn III in Connect outfitting at a lower price point for the benefit of these paddler groups.

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Pyranha Burn III Small - First Look

A quick look at the new Pyranha Burn III Small at PaddleExpo 2014. We are really excited about this new boat and the potential it will bring out in young up-and-coming paddlers and smaller kayakers.

Pyranha Burn III 2014

Burn III on the Sick-Line race course in Austria.
By SB Productions

New Pyranha Burn III in West Virginia

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This summer I got a Small Generation 3 Burn, it's a great boat I love it, it is so easy to manoeuvre and catch eddies!

Reviewer: Matteo Williams

My statistics: I am 10 years old, I weigh 94 pounds and I am 59 inches tall.

The reason it is so great: The Burn is super easy to boof. It is small and I find it easy to control on creeks and rivers. I feel that I can go thru big and small holes with out getting stuck in them; I just put my boat on edge and go.

Whether a novice or a seasoned veteran the Burn III is easy to manage

Reviewer: Aquabatics Calgary

The Burn III tracks straight and is easy to manage in all types of water. It is responsive when tested on low volume creeks, but navigates big water with ease. The four sizes available means that there is a boat that fits everybody, including those that normally find themselves in between the available size offerings. The sharp edges allows this boat to feel smaller than it is, making being on the low side of the weight recommendations enjoyable.

We were blown away by the sense of control in the Burn 3.

Reviewer: Canoe & Kayak Magazine UK

The Burn 3 does a great job of following on from, and pushing forwards, the legacy of its predecessors. Its balance of versatility and performance sets a very high standard that will offer a huge amount to a broad range of whitewater paddlers. We loved the fact that it gives you a desire to push, due to the deadly accuracy and control that it supplies, which only enhances a really tangible sense of confidence when in the cockpit.

Testing it with a paddler weighing 15Kg above the recommended minimum (medium size) we wouldn't want to be any closer to the lower limit. The ability to get some weight over the redesigned edges will allow paddlers to really make the most of them. All in all we were blown away with the sense of control in the Burn 3, which got us considering where it would be best used. In conclusion, we agreed that it would be as much a solid choice for big water expeditions as it would be the tight technical creeks, and on easier runs it'll divert your attention to stringing lines together in smooth succession. Hot stuff indeed!