After two years of extensive R&D testing, the Wave Sport Habitat 74 takes creek designs to the next level. The displacement hull lets you land softly off large drops, while hard chines toward the stern of the hull give great edging, allowing you to make eddies and maneuver around obstacles.
 
 In addition to exhaustive work on the hull, a new rotomolded seat adds structural integrity as well as easy adjustability. A clip-in space between your legs fits a full-size Nalgene or throw rope, and the rear of the seat is very low profile for easy access to the stern for storage. The bow pillar is also made of rotomolded plastic with three attachment points on the deck for strong structural stability and minimizing the possibility of the bow folding in the event of a pin.
 
The pillar has a step-out system in case you need to get out of your boat during a pin, and a grab handle for easy carrying. Besides the bow pillar handle, the cockpit rim is padded for comfortable shoulder carrying. An integrated backpack-ready conversion system makes longer carries a breeze. There are two grab handles on the bow and three on the stern, providing safety, security and attachment points. With new outfitting, strong safety features and innovative hull design, the Wave Sport Habitat 74 is the boat of choice for excellent boat handling in extreme whitewater conditions.