I can't deside between a Hobie Revo or a Malibu Stealth 14 - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

mg2969 · 03-22-2009, 09:04 PM

As a 250lbs 6ft Revo owner, I like the Revo. Like already said arms vs legs,
especially into the wind, its not even a discussion.

1 thing I would like to
see though is a high weight limit. I never feel worried, but the 350 lbs
suggested max capacity is something always nagging in the back of my
mind.

250lbs weight
56+ weight of water in 8 gal in hobie bait tank
306 total without any gear

I still love my Revo, definitely the most versatile of all the mirage drive kayaks.

Hooping is also totally doable after you unscrew the cleats in the rear so that
netting doesnt hangup

03-22-2009, 09:04 PM	#11
mg2969 Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Long Beach / Lakewood Posts: 85	As a 250lbs 6ft Revo owner, I like the Revo. Like already said arms vs legs, especially into the wind, its not even a discussion. 1 thing I would like to see though is a high weight limit. I never feel worried, but the 350 lbs suggested max capacity is something always nagging in the back of my mind. 250lbs weight 56+ weight of water in 8 gal in hobie bait tank 306 total without any gear I still love my Revo, definitely the most versatile of all the mirage drive kayaks. Hooping is also totally doable after you unscrew the cleats in the rear so that netting doesnt hangup __________________ Hobie Mirage Revolution Prowler 13 - Look ma no hands