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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Oceanside
Posts: 1,214
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A. Noticable storage size reduction in front hatch. I.E. Look at their storage tubs side by side.. Not a deal breaker to me at all,but an obvious detail. Storage & Gunnels are almost the same, and as Jorge already mentioned, I can double stack and peddle in without a double take from the inspectors & I own a 12'. ![]() ![]() B. When coming back in on big 3-4'+ firing sets you will begin to notice the larger volume of plastic the 14' has and will send you down the line up..Some counter this by coming in backwards on those big days.. I personally love the 12', it tracks great, I use it In/Offshore, Fresh, Salt, and is my main #1 kayak for any adventure 365. The 12's stability is excellent. Topping it and hauling it is made slightly solo easier with the twelve & I can still carry a full load fishing gear & traps. Mostly it come down to loading and the slip.. If you have ample storage room then maybe the 14 is the one for you.. Try before you buy..Give Rik a call at Oceanside Dive & Kayak to set up a demo.. & Bring a pole! ![]()
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