Yes, the Air Glide 410 is specifically designed to be a "convertible" model that functions effectively as both a tandem and a solo kayak. By moving one of the high-back seats to the center D-rings, you balance your weight perfectly, which keeps the bow from popping up and improves tracking. While the dedicated solo 385 is slightly lighter (14kg vs. 17kg) and more "nippy" in tight turns, the 410 is the superior "all-rounder" because it offers a massive amount of cockpit room for a solo paddler to stretch their legs or bring along a large dog and camping gear. However, keep in mind that its larger surface area and high drop-stitch walls make it more susceptible to crosswinds, so using the optional rudder system is highly recommended to keep the boat on course without constant correction. If you are worried about wing, check out the Jaspara Odyssey Inflatable Kayak