Same here. And all I'm really doing is looking at newer, bigger stuff. I like how easy my yak throws up on to the roof and goes. So easy. Easy makes me fish more, and when I fish more I catch more....
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Same here. And all I'm really doing is looking at newer, bigger stuff. I like how easy my yak throws up on to the roof and goes. So easy. Easy makes me fish more, and when I fish more I catch more....
According to the Feel Free website, that yak only weighs 69lbs. That brings up another point....Do yak manufacturers blur the truth a bit when advertising their hull weights?
I haven't ruled out the Outback, but its hard to think about spending 5 or 6 hundred more when I can get the Perception for $1800.
How do you transport it? Those Feel Frees are nice.
I'll prolly just use my 10.5 footer for now, to save money,(we'll see when spring fever hits harhar) but when I'm ready it's gonna be the Pilot. There is a youtube video of a guy lifting a 100 lb...
Yes I have looked at Hobies extensively. It seems like they are all too heavy to put on my roof rack. The new Perception is 85 lbs, so I might be able to lift it up there.
Actually, compared to other pedal drives they seem reasonable, to me. The 10 ft native propel is $2500. Also, I don't think this one is offered in a 10. It only lists the 12 on the Perception site. I...
The 12 foot version of what I already have, but with pedals! Forward and reverse! http://www.austinkayak.com/products/22337/Perception-Pescador-Pilot-12-Pedal-Kayak.html
I'll keep the Pro 100 for...
