[sniperpeeps]

I have two, I take them and ride waves with them. Anything up to head high surf is a blast although if you don't have any whitewater kayaking or surfing experience I would stay in the knee high zone until you get the hang of it. And wear a helmet and life vest when its big. They are a lot of fun and very stable.

 

[sniperpeeps]

They are also great to paddle shark baits out with, you can pop right over the beakers easily.

 

[sniperpeeps]

He says he put a couple flush mount rod holders in it. I want it mainly for fishing. I know it's not ideal, but it is cheap and I'm small.

You can't go wrong for 150 bucks

 

[sniperpeeps]

I've looked at these and they look like they could be good for a short trip. Could easily be stored in an SUV or truck bed. I also fish the barrier islands a lot in Mississippi but have to wade once we anchor the boat. Seems like this wouldn't be hard to stow and use somewhere like that to stay out of the water in the winter or when the bull sharks get curious. Be interested in a review of someone fishing from one. Sorry you weren't able to pick it up.

I can tell you they are not dry riding kayaks...you will be wet in one the moment you sit in it.

 

[sniperpeeps]

Had mine out in some head high surf this morning...I need to get a surfboard leash for that thing!