Anyone Ever tried one of the Yaks?

[mtnbykr2]

where does the seat go...looks like it will hold quite a bit of water...
I don't know about being out in the swells with it, unless it had a big bilge pump...I am sure it would be fine for inside the bay though...

[Sdspeed]

Originally Posted by mtnbykr2

where does the seat go...looks like it will hold quite a bit of water...
I don't know about being out in the swells with it, unless it had a big bilge pump...I am sure it would be fine for inside the bay though...

They post some videos of guys going thru the surf and ocean use but your right it appears their audience is more calmer waters. I bet it wouldn't be to difficult to adapt a Hobie PA or Jackson Cuda seat for added comfort.

[mtnbykr2]

Have you road tested a PA yet? I know they are spendy but health and comfort are reasons to maybe spend a little more...I am teetering on a PA myself...

[Sdspeed]

Originally Posted by mtnbykr2

Have you road tested a PA yet? I know they are spendy but health and comfort are reasons to maybe spend a little more...I am teetering on a PA myself...

Not yet , Who stocks them in the San Diego Area>
Few for sale on CL.

[jorluivil]

What will they think of next?

[mtnbykr2]

Originally Posted by Sdspeed

Not yet , Who stocks them in the San Diego Area>
Few for sale on CL.

go see Andy at OEX...sunset
I don't know if Mission Bay has em

[lowprofile]

Originally Posted by Sdspeed

Not yet , Who stocks them in the San Diego Area>
Few for sale on CL.

You can go test drive them at fast lane then pick one up from CL.

[Sdspeed]

Originally Posted by lowprofile

You can go test drive them at fast lane then pick one up from CL.

Don't think i need to spend the money on a pedal type kayak when I already know my legs won't allow that kind of perpulsion system. No need to buy parts I won't ever use. That's why the Jackson Cuda is also interesting.
A paddle boat with a good seating arrangement.

[mtnbykr2]

then my pick is the "cuda"...