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Old 09-22-2009, 02:27 PM   #5
habanero
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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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