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Old 04-03-2014, 10:02 AM   #26
jorluivil
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Originally Posted by buddha View Post
So what were the main reasons for upgrading from the outback to the PA?

Peer pressure?

Not at all. I had my Outback for 4years, that's longer than most marriages. I had been talking about upgrading for at least a year now and finally got a chance to do it.

Storage space?

Other than the large hatch in the front there really isn't a huge difference in storage space between the PA and the Outback. However, deck space is a different story

Dry butt and more comfortable seating?

I never really had an issue with a wet ass. I'll have to assume that the main reason for this was the fact that I removed the screw in plugs that sit right below the seat on the Outback. However, I'll have to be honest and say that the seat on the PA was the deciding factor for me. I took Tony's PA for a short, and I mean short cruise and I couldn't believe how comfortable the seat was. Additionally, being able to adjust the seat in more ways than one is a huge advantage, at least for me it is.


Ability to stand up?

Yes, not that I needed to do it very often but when you spend 8 hours on the water it's nice to be able to stand and stretch a little.

All of the above?

Yes, no and maybe so

Any others?

New kayaks are cool!!!
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