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| quote: Originally posted by trapper189: $500 each or for both?
At $500 each, I'd look at something Perception has to offer.
At $500 for both, I'd look for used kayaks.
Each. I’ll look. I guess I’m planning on Sit on top now.
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| quote: Originally posted by jimb888: Why not a canoe Gear fits in better and if you stuff floation in the ends I've seen them easily run class 4 rapids. I have a few Kayaks for the bay, and miss my canoe. NOTE that canoe weight is a thing, the Coleman 17 footers run @ 100 lbs and for some folks that's too much weight. You can get Kevlar from lots of folks (WeNoNah for example) that come in @40 lbs but if you buy new they cost more. Lots more.
Gotta get 2 on top of my car. Kayaks fit the bill. My girlfriend wouldn’t want a canoe alone.
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