Seeka makes three packrafts. Seeka Solo, Seeka Tourer, Seeka Duo. Same cloth. Same colour. Same self-bailing floor. Same warranty. The difference is who sits in it, how much room you want, and whether you are walking in light or going two-up.
If you are still deciding
Ask the walk first, then the water.
If this hull will spend real time in a pack, between put-ins you cannot drive to, you are in packraft country.
If you launch where you park, paddle, and never carry the hull more than a few steps, a hardshell, or something that deflates into the boot, may suit that day better.
Then it is a question of which of the three. Solo, Tourer or Duo. Same cloth, same colour, same self-bailing floor. Different jobs.
This is a chooser, not a spec sheet. Solo 2.4 kg, $549. Tourer 3.65 kg, $649. Duo 5.8 kg, $899. Beyond that, choose by the day.
What is the same on all three
Heavy duty, ultra lite weight tubes over an 840D floor. Yellow with black trim. Welded Seeka logo. Self-bailing on every hull. Two years on materials and welding, from the day the packraft is in your hands.
All three are built to the same spec and ship direct to your door by tracked express, to Australia, New Zealand, the US, Canada, the UK and Europe.
You are not choosing a different construction. You are choosing a job: one person and a lighter carry, one person who wants more room, or two people, or one person and a lot of kit.
Bike, hunt, fish, hike: all three are built for that pattern. The hull still has to match the number of people and the amount of kit. A Solo does not become a hunt tandem because hunt is in the mix. A Duo does not become the hike-in specialist because hike is in the mix.
If you will only own one, own the day you will do, not the day you might do once.
Mostly alone, walking in, smaller water: Seeka Solo.
Alone, but you want room, overnight kit, mixed trips, rivers in the easy sense: Seeka Tourer.
Two-up, or hunt and fish with kit, or one person and a heavy load: Seeka Duo.
Torn between Solo and Tourer, ask whether the walk or the kit is the constraint. Long walk, light kit: Solo. Overnight kit and room: Tourer.
Torn between Tourer and Duo, ask who is in the packraft. One person: Tourer. Two people: Duo. One person with a lot of kit can be either. If the kit runs to hunt or fish loads, or a second person's worth of gear, Duo. Still torn? Hire one for a weekend and let the water decide.
Seeka Solo
One person. Walk-in. Smaller water. The compact hiking packraft of the three, at 2.4 kg.
Hike in, paddle the flat, hike out.
Solo is the hull if you are mostly on foot, the water is a lake, an inlet or easy flat, and you want the packraft to ask as little of the pack as the range allows.
It is a one-person hull. It is not the hull for overnight kit if room is the point. Built for lakes, inlets and easy flat water, not open coast or fast whitewater.
If your days are a track, a calm put-in, and a track out, Solo is the one. If you keep adding kit until the walk-in is no longer light, you are describing a different hull.
Seeka Tourer
One person who wants more room. Overnight kit. Mixed trips: a load, a river, a walk between. The all-rounder if you will only own one. 3.65 kg.
The all-rounder. Rivers included.
Tourer is still one person. It is the hull if Solo feels tight for the kit you carry, or if the day is not only a short paddle on the flat. Easy rivers sit inside the brief. A walk between stretches of water sits inside the brief.
Open coast sits outside it. So does fast whitewater. There is no class rating on a Tourer. Rivers, in the easy and mixed sense, are what it is built for.
If you are unsure and you will only own one Seeka, Tourer is the default. Not because it does everything. Because it is the middle: more room than Solo, still one person, still a packraft you walk with.
Seeka Duo
Two people. Or one person and a lot of kit. Hunt and fish included as a use. 5.8 kg.
Two people, or one person and a lot of kit.
If you paddle with someone, this is the hull. If you hunt or fish and you need the extra room for kit, or for a second person, this is the hull built for that.
Duo is a two-person load packraft. Hunt and fish are uses. It is not a labelled fishing craft, and Seeka does not call it one.
Duo is not the lighter carry. If you are one person on a walk-in to small water with a light pack, look at Solo, or at Tourer if you want room.
If you hunt or fish alone with a modest load, Duo is not required by default. Hire first if you are unsure. Do not let a brand line choose a tandem packraft for a solo walk.
Three straight answers
Solo is for one. Tourer is not a coastal hull or a fast-whitewater hull. Duo is not a labelled fishing craft.
Room and carry are the ideas. The kilograms back them up: 2.4 kg, 3.65 kg, 5.8 kg. Choose the job, then let the weight confirm it.
Same cloth. Same colour. Same self-bailing floor. Same two-year cover on materials and welding. Same path: add to cart, check out, and it ships by tracked express, dispatched within two weeks.
Every Seeka self-bails and carries a two-year warranty on materials and welding. Or hire one for a weekend first.