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Welcome To BC RV Camping Forums => General RV Discussions => Topic started by: mikakuja on July 07, 2018, 04:15:19 pm
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So far we have enjoyed them a lot more than we thought we would, and they are way more stable than I thought they would be. After several trips to smaller lakes this summer we took them out on Harrison lake, which can get pretty rough in the afternoon, and the kayaks handled the waves effortlessly. I do need to get front flotation bags and spray skirts for them if I decide to take them on any longer trips in rougher waters though.. Next on the list is to rig them for rod holders and try them out on some of the small lakes that I can't get my aluminum in to..
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Very nice looking kayaks! I’m sure the experience is better than inflatable ones.
We only got over to BC once this season but had quite a few day trips to northern Alberta lakes.
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No, these ones are not inflatable, but they are light enough that I can load them onto the truck rack myself. I have been using them mostly when we tow the travel trailer as I can't take the boat and trailer, and have really enjoyed them a lot more than I though I would this season... I have enjoyed them so much that I am pondering putting a rack on top of the truck camper for them as well... It's nice taking the aluminum boat when I can, but these make getting out on the small out of the way lakes more accessible..
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They look very nice! Are they inflatable?
We often pull our kayaks behind our class C motorhome in a utility trailer. Favourite destinations are Heart Lake west of Chetwynd, BC and Dinosaur Lake north of Chetwynd.
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Because we can't always take the boat with us we bought these!! Looking forward to getting them out on the water.
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