Highlander 140T AirTrek Tandem
The Highlander 140T AirTrek PDL is a tandem inflatable built for big water and bigger days. Dual pedal drive ready, with Treklite seats, a wide stable platform, and compact storage for easy escapes.
| Imperial | Metric | |
|---|---|---|
| Length | 14 ft | 4.27 m |
| Width | 44 in | 1.12 m |
| Height | 6 in | 15 cm |
| Hull weight | 47 lb | 21 kg |
| Rigged weight | 61 lb | 28 kg |
| Weight capacity | 500 lb | 227 kg |
Where it performs
Rated out of 100 for each condition.
How it handles
Rated out of 100.
At a glance
- Propulsion
- Paddle, Pedal, Motor
- Cockpit
- Sit-on
- Seats
- Tandem
- Construction
- Welded Drop-Stitch PVC
Features
- 14’ inflatable SUP-kayak hybrid for tandem or solo use
- Compatible with Traverse or fin pedal drives
- Ultra-stable design for heavy loads and tandem use
- x2 ultra-comfortable high-low Treklite seats
- x2 4-Piece Treklite iSUP Paddles
- x6 integrated gear tracks for rigging accessories
- x3 stern anchor pole, rudder or motor mounts
- Packs into travel bag with roller wheels
Start here
Unboxing, what is included, and your first day on the water.
Highlander AirTrek user manualThe complete Highlander AirTrek PDL Series manual (100, 120, 140T) — operating pressure 10–12 psi (over 12 voids the warranty, never use an air compressor), plus pod/drive/fin/seat install, deflation and pack-down, patch repair, care, and the 2-year inflatable warranty.Highlander first-day checklistInflate to 10–12 psi with a real gauge, install the Traverse or fin drive, set the perch, and ease into your first paddle — then pack down rolled (not folded) and never stored wet at pressure.Pedal drive: sold separatelyPedal drives (Traverse) and fin drive adapters are sold separately, with a $300 bundle discount whenever the Traverse Drive is purchased with any Cajo Highlander or kayak (applies on direct and dealer purchases — not exclusive to any one dealer).Safety on a CajoAlways wear a Coast Guard-approved PFD, mind the wind window, treat water under 50°F as a different sport with different gear, use USCG lighting at night, and take an ACA or NRS course to build real skills.Finding your HIN (hull serial number)Your HIN is etched into the hull itself — stern, starboard side, near the top edge — not printed on a sticker or label.How to contact CajoThe fastest path is via chat on caminojourney.com or email — both hit our support inbox and create a trackable ticket. We're a remote support team, so we don't have a live phone number.
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Registering and titling your CajoPaddle- or pedal-only Cajos are exempt from registration in most states; add a motor and you'll usually need to register (and sometimes title), so check your state's boating agency directly.Cajo Owner's CommunityThe Cajo Owner's Community lives in the Camino Journey Kayak Facebook group — that's where rigging photos, fishing trips, and on-water conversations actually happen. The video library is on @caminojourney.co on YouTube and TikTok. For warranty + claims + missing parts, go through the claims form (the FB group isn't a support queue). For pre-purchase questions, hit chat on caminojourney.com.
Specs & dimensions
Measurements, capacities and weights.
Anatomy of the Highlander AirTrek seriesThis article names every part on the deck of the Highlander 100, 120, and 140T — plus per-model dimensions — so you know what to attach where when rigging accessories or troubleshooting.Highlander inflatables: single-chamber designAll Highlanders — the 100, 120, and 140T — are single-chamber inflatables. One chamber, simpler valve count, fewer points of failure on the water.Highlander pedal drive minimum height4'6" is the minimum comfortable height for pedaling the Highlander AirTrek.Cajo standing decks: solid, no flexEvery kayak in the Cajo lineup has a solid, no-flex standing deck — we don't ship squishy decks.Height range Cajo kayaks accommodateWith the Traverse Pedal Drive, comfortable use spans 4'6" to 7' tall. With a fin drive (Hobie MD 180 etc.), the range opens up to roughly 4' to 7.5' because fin drives add their own shaft-length adjustability.Usable weight capacity: what it meansUsable weight capacity is the self-bailing scupper limit — the maximum load at which the kayak still drains water out rather than pooling it in. It's a more conservative number than total float capacity, and it's the one Cajo publishes.
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What published width measuresPublished width is the maximum outside hull width, measured at the widest point near the center handles.Cajo glossaryA working glossary of the marine and kayak terms Cajo uses in spec sheets, product pages, and warranty conversations — defined plainly with one line on why each matters on a Cajo.
What fits this boat
Seats, rails, drives, motors and carts that go on this hull.
Traverse Pedal Drive7 guidesTraverse Fin Drive Mount3 guidesTraverse Fin Drive Mount Kit (Highlander)1 guideTraverse Rudder System1 guideHorizon Pro Kayak Seat & Base2 guidesTreklite Kayak Seat2 guidesHorizon Elevated Seat Perch2 guidesQuad Rails2 guides
Cajo accessory primerThe hull, seat, rudder, and foot braces come in the box; the decisions to make are your drive (Traverse vs. fin), Quad Rail sizing, second seat, electronics, and any use-case add-ons.Horizon Perch: Highlander AirTrek fitThe Horizon Elevated Seat Perch is fully compatible with the Highlander AirTrek inflatables. The Horizon Pro Seat (the rigid-hull seat) isn't a bolt-in fit on the inflatables, but it can run on a Highlander by strapping its base to the deck D-rings.Kayak carts: what works with a CajoThe YakAttack TowNStow bunk cart, especially the sand-tire version, is our pick for rough terrain and sand; top-loaded landing-gear carts like Boonedox are not recommended.Transporting a Cajo from home to the waterA standard kayak trailer handles the rigid Cajos; the Highlander AirTrek inflatables pack into a bag and ride in any vehicle; truck beds with foam blocks and a hitch extender work for the rigid line too.Trolling motors on a CajoMost owners run a Newport NK180 Pro on the stern Power-Pole mount (every model) or a Minn-Kota RTA-17 puck on the bow (Terra 116 and Outpost 128 only) — electric only, never gas.
Care & maintenance
Rinsing, drying, storage and seasonal care.
Highlander inflation, packing and pressureInflate to 10-12 psi to operate, keep it at 10 psi or less in storage, never exceed 12 psi (voids warranty), and use a real gauge.Caring for your CajoRinse and dry after every outing, keep rigid hulls out of the sun, store inflatables dry and loosely rolled, and use your Highlander regularly to prevent adhesive failure.Inflating and packing the HighlanderOperating pressure is 10 psi minimum, 12 psi maximum (over 12 voids warranty). Storage pressure no more than 10 psi. Never use an air compressor — it voids warranty. Always use the included hand pump or a 12V SUP inflator for the last 10-20% to avoid overshoot. Deflate fully, dry, and roll (don't fold) for pack-down. Use the boat frequently; long-term storage may cause adhesive failure.Maintaining your CajoRinse and dry your Cajo after every outing, store rigid hulls indoors out of UV and inflatables dry and loosely rolled, and use Highlanders at least seasonally to avoid adhesive failure.
Troubleshooting
When something is not right.
Warranty & claims
What is covered, and how to file.
Cajo warranty coverageRigid hulls carry a limited lifetime warranty, Highlander inflatables 2 years, the Traverse Pedal Drive 5 years, and parts 1 year — and we handle the claim directly so you don't have to chase the dealer.How to file a warranty claimFile at caminojourney.com/pages/claims-form with your HIN, delivery date, ship-to info, 3-4 photos or a video, and a description; the Claims Team replies same-day or next business day.Damaged or missing-part shipmentsInspect before you sign the BOL, photograph everything, file the claims form same-day for freight damage, and contact your dealer if it's a hull issue — fast action protects your claim window.
Parts & replacements
Spare parts, and what ships direct.