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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: SD
Posts: 133
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Don't listen to those monkeys. They said the same thing when man started using his legs to get around with his hands free.
![]() I've had both and each has an advantage over the other. Most people pick the Revo because it takes less energy to move through the water but if you don't mind a little more calorie burning, you can keep up with a revo. Remember, you can pedal and paddle at the same time. If your a big person or enjoy super stability, storage and working area, the Outback does better. If you plan on trolling a lot while fishing and would rather travel lite, the revo is better. They both over lap enough in capability so you won't be left out of the task at hand. I don't like the hull slap of the Outback when charging through rough water or moving fast. I don't like the instability in rough water while maneuvering around the Revolution. If plan on fishing when the bite is on, no matter the conditions, defiantly get a Hobie! You can keep a position while rigging, fishing, eating... ![]() |
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