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@@officialshadetreeamerica thanks bud

@tylerpound2661 i have 2 depending on the situation. For regular fishing, i have a 260-270 bending branches angler classic for a shallow angle paddle stroke to sneak in quiet. For whitewater, i have a 250 aqua bound for a steep angle paddle stroke, giving maximum power and steering.

@UncleDavidOutdoors that's awesome man! It sure is a great memory for me too

@@UncleDavidOutdoors i had issues with every bolt on the seat. I put thread lock on all of them. That seems to be working

@@tylerpound2661 something i forgot to mention in the video is to carry a small socket wrench on the yak so you can remove the prop if it gets jammed up with weeds.

@tylerpound2661 there are a couple minor things they did wrong, like the straps, but overall the rvr is a great kayak! I'm sure you'll love it

@@OnlyFins yeah I’ve noticed, but it seems like an amazing boat for many waters. I have seen some 3D print stuff for the anchor wizards because idk if I wanna raise the seat

@tylerpound2661 it really is a great boat. I chose not to raise the seat because i like hitting class 2 and 3 rapids, which requires the center of gravity to be as low as possible

@@45wildthing thanks bud

@@officialshadetreeamerica thanks bud

@OfftheHookOutdoors99 thanks man! I need to get a mount for my livestream camera, then we can get rollin.

@@JasonSmith-bv3yd thanks bud!

@BigBRebooted 🤣 you're welcome bud.

Lmao. Facts

@@OnlyFins i'm looking at this for myself when I get enough money. 6 foot 230 and want something I can stand on

@joshalmeida1821 I'm 6ft 3in and 240lbs. the outlaw is a great first kayak! It's extremely stand up stable. Comfy as a floating couch. But it also handles like a couch. It's best on calm flat water like a lake. It's not so great on creeks and rivers. It turns really slow, which makes avoiding hazards difficult. It is easily the best budget fishing kayak on the market.

Thanks man!

Thanks bud!

Thanks man! There were so many bass caught! Far more than i could put in the video. This event gets better every year! So does the food. Lol. Thank you again for watching and commenting!

Thank you!

It's comments like this that motivate me to keep going, and trying to do better. Thanks again, i do genuinely appreciate it.

It's the one event that i impatiently wait for all year long.

Yes it should. You're very welcome!

Thanks

Yeah, the mechanical part of the install was very easy. Figuring out how to rig it to work best for me took some trial and error. But that's the fun part!

Lol omg everybody keeps saying that. The dude abides. It was great meeting you as well, i look forward to the next time!

We be hardcore criminal

Taking it back off without leaving glue on the lure was the hardest part.

Lol gotta have those treats at the ready

Lol

Thank you! They're vinyl stickers that were made with a cricut machine.

I have a bending branches classic adjustable length from 255 to 270 so i can change paddle stroke from shallow angle on lakes, to steep angle on fast water. Excellent question! I always forget the paddle.

My waters have a lot of sharp shale on bottom. That being said, i was pretty rough with the outlaw, and it only ever got the standard river rash. It held up really well. Make sure to plan your turns well ahead of when you actually need to turn. The outlaw turns real slow. Thank you for watching and commenting!

How do you like it so far?

Thanks man! I really need to get back there. It is a nice spot. Thanks for watching and commenting!

I also have a coosa hd. Both are very similar, yet very different. The coosa looks better in my opinion. Here's how they compare. Primary stability: coosa slightly more Secondary stability: RVR much more Stand up stability: RVR allows much wider foot stance Maneuverability while empty: RVR noticeably more agile Maneuverability while carrying 450lbs: coosa noticeably better Seat comfort: coosa is a bit better Deck space: RVR much more open Storage space: coosa has full in-hull storage Rear tankwell: RVR much bigger. Rigability: RVR far superior Loading onto car roof: RVR has 2 keel skid plates, keeping it from tipping while loading. Class 2&3 rapids: both handled them fine, but the RVR won by a lot. I hope this was helpful. Thank you for watching and commenting!

@@OnlyFins Thank you for the feedback. I really appreciate it.

Yes, that was their intention, but i didn't like the way it wobbled when winding in. I'm not motorizing the rvr, so i chose the plate instead. I just keep the seat trimmed to the back. It works fine for me. I routinely run class 2 and 3 rapids in the rvr, so i haven't bothered getting the risers. Thank you for watching and commenting!

Basically. But we deserve toys too. 🤣

Yes, seat risers do solve the anchor wizard issue. As far as reducing stability, that's only going to matter in serious rapids like class 2+ or class 3. But you could just remove the risers during pre trip planning for that kind of fun. I don't have risers yet, but I've seen them. They're very easy to add or remove. Only takes a couple seconds.

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Thank you!

Thanks bud!