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Stability depends on a few factors, namely hull design and width. There are many different hull designs that feature more cambered or round surfaces as well as more flat designs, which include grooves or keels at the bottom. The “general rule of thumb”, the wider the kayak the more stable, a narrower(tippy) kayak tends to be faster.
