Anybody here do it? What is the best kayak, meaning most comfortable to use. I now live around many lakes and want to explore.
Anybody here do it? What is the best kayak, meaning most comfortable to use. I now live around many lakes and want to explore.
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I kayaked a lot in west palm. Used an ocean rambler kayak. It wasn't enclosed when you were sitting and paddling. Hope that helps a little.
Originally Posted by splitthis
Why don’t you explore posting pictures of this supposed "farm" you bought. People requested them when you made the thread and you said you would... and its now been nearly 3 months.
Im starting to get the feeling that this farm doesn't really exist, or its merely some run down trailer parked out in the middle of nowhere infested with mice and raccoons.
You’re in Ohio, right? I recommend one that is fireproof!
The Cuyahoga River In Cleveland Has Caught On Fire For The 14th Time:
This one is popular in your neck of the woods.
I have Old Town Sorrento 106 ($800-$900). It is 10’ 6” long and 44 lbs. It has a skeg and a comfortable seat.
DO NOT underestimate the importance of a really good seat.
“Wilderness systems Aspire “ is a similar model.
Not an expert or anything, but My wife and I bought some Pelican Kayaks from Dick's 3-4 years ago, and I have no complaints. Currently on sale for $249, which is as cheap as they get.
They start to get a lot more expensive when you get into specialized kayaks, but for basic lake and river exploring, the one linked above will get the job done.
I saw a collapsable kayak on shark tank easy to dismantle looked really cool.
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