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CR Yaker · 04-30-2015, 09:05 PM

Looks like an older Hobie Outfitter. Known for riding low in the water, still they look like they must have taken on some water to be riding that low, it does have a 425lb rating. Don't know if I'd take that yak out front, more of a fresh water/bay kayak for 2.

Edit: Wait, they don't have any peddles. That's a Kona, same rating. Wow, they really could have been hurting if the weather turned. I bet that beast that low in the water must have been one slow moving barge.

04-30-2015, 09:05 PM	#11
CR Yaker Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Jaco, Costa Rica Posts: 119	Looks like an older Hobie Outfitter. Known for riding low in the water, still they look like they must have taken on some water to be riding that low, it does have a 425lb rating. Don't know if I'd take that yak out front, more of a fresh water/bay kayak for 2. Edit: Wait, they don't have any peddles. That's a Kona, same rating. Wow, they really could have been hurting if the weather turned. I bet that beast that low in the water must have been one slow moving barge. __________________ Fishing touring guide service Central Costa Rica. cryaker.com Mark Last edited by CR Yaker; 04-30-2015 at 11:08 PM.