NE Camping& Kayaking trip (PA/NY)

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if you fit in the sierra get it. 2" more narrow will make it slightly less stable.. but I'm sure you will get used to that quickly. it will also make it much more streamline in the water, making it easier for you to paddle. It is also almost 2 feet longer, with again, will help make it go faster easier.

 

sierra 2..... swifty 1......

 

x2, not only will it make it faster, it will go straighter easier. every time you paddle one side or the other with that swifty the bow will go from left to right.

i used to sell kayaks, so im familiar.

i used to have a 17' by 22" wide kayak, that was a fast/straight tracking boat

 

fixed that for you - the specs you posted and picture are not the same though so I'm not sure you grabbed the right ones. The Sierra you have pictured does not have a drain plug and the specks say it does.

Might wanna double check that one

Whats up stranger? Long time no see. Change that avatar over to the Tundy

 

I'm sorry.... who are you?


lol we still haven't seen that new truck....

 

X2

 

ummm....nah im loving the new konigs...cant wait to get them mounted!

ordered the 285 duractracs today...1000 bucks mounted/balanced/installed

not too shabby

whats up Mark?

the skid and sliders look great! (thanks for getting a tundra!)

 

me cant find sny other specs on the sierra
googles my friend
here are the new stats for the sierra
http://www.moonmoth.net/Sea Kayaking/Sierra.htm
do u guys think thats it???
Key Features:

• Molded seat with adjustable backrest
• Keepers™ foot braces
• Stern deck rigging
• Drain plug
• Cup holder
• Injection-molded grab handles
• Dual tracking channels
• Optional child's seat
• Made in USA.

SpecificationDescriptionWeightBasic:43 lbsHull MaterialLinear polyethyleneLength11 ft. 1in.Width28.2 inchesCockpit size47"L x 21"WCapacity450 lbs.




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X3

Who is this guy? And who's blue truck did he steal a picture of?

 

IDK Scott....drain plug cut out is blank in both links. Should be on the flat spot at the end of the rear


like this one

 

fml

 

dude it's not a big deal - just letting you know the specs are off.

You can buy one for less then $10 drill a hole and throw it in there.

 

yea buit how do i know what the real capicty is and shit wtf

 

these are the pics of the kayak the guy sent me

 

buy it. Just check the seams for cracks and check the bottom for what they call "canning"....flat spots from being improperly stored sitting on the hull (like in the picture)

also check the foot braces and make sure they aren't cracked - as well as the seat mounts.

also check the front and rear and make sure it wasn't dragged over road for miles and is paper thin..

Josh had some douchebags do that to some of the kayaks they had in his store....but they wore holes in them somehow lol