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tagyak · 03-22-2011, 09:33 AM

i was out at la jolla last saturday and i noticed that i was not able to go straight on my outback going slow, but when i sped up i was able to make some corrections with my rudder.
this got me thinking that i may need to buy a sailing rudder but not sure if that would make a big difference or not. but that is one thing that is on my list to dos.
i like my outback can't say anything about the revo, but my buddy matt has one. he sometimes wished that he had the outback simply for the more deck space on the top for fishing poles. the revo has limited space fyi. i really like that i have inside storage space on the sides. i have added magnets to keep my tackle box from slipping around.
either one you choose, you can't really go wrong. i watch some others who paddle and i am just happy that i am peddling and not paddling b/c i wouldn't enjoy it.

03-22-2011, 09:33 AM	#16
tagyak Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Alhambra Posts: 506	i was out at la jolla last saturday and i noticed that i was not able to go straight on my outback going slow, but when i sped up i was able to make some corrections with my rudder. this got me thinking that i may need to buy a sailing rudder but not sure if that would make a big difference or not. but that is one thing that is on my list to dos. i like my outback can't say anything about the revo, but my buddy matt has one. he sometimes wished that he had the outback simply for the more deck space on the top for fishing poles. the revo has limited space fyi. i really like that i have inside storage space on the sides. i have added magnets to keep my tackle box from slipping around. either one you choose, you can't really go wrong. i watch some others who paddle and i am just happy that i am peddling and not paddling b/c i wouldn't enjoy it. Last edited by tagyak; 03-22-2011 at 01:07 PM.