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not certain on exact cfs, but it was in the "high" category.

@@paddlenorth We went today at 181cfs and it was perfect! Too much less, and we would have hit rocks. We launched at Utley Park in Edina and landed a few blocks before the falls.

@@cle5823 sounds like a great time!

It is if you have the action mounts with 1/4"-20 threading. Our "Loaded" Utility Dock models have these. With that being said, if you're Utility Dock does not have the action mounts, they can be installed retroactively. If interested in purchasing a pair and learning how to install, give us a call or email.

Where do you think the top of the board is when your using it?

​@@jamesandthedualsport7622 When you are using it, it is in water which cools the board down. If left in the sun for too long, the pressure can increase leading to the board exploding.

We took a few precautions!

What do you mean why

For science. Obviously.

appreciate that!

Hello - we have nozzles compatible with that hose. If you email support@paddlenorth.com - they can get you squared away.

Get a stadium seat or cooler to sit on

Yes, or they make seats specific to paddleboards that can be attached ​@@jscott4613

Glad to hear it!

We have a slightly updated model. You can find the solo model here: paddlenorth.com/products/karve-kayak-1 or the XL tandem model here: paddlenorth.com/products/karve-inflatable-kayak

This our latest version of this product. Sorry to hear about the lost wallet! The Paddle Pouch would certainly help.

It depends on the size of the crack, but if it's larger than a couple of inches, or separation is greater than 1/8", you would need to use a sheet of fiberglass to repair.

it is a lot of fun!

Hi there. We don't make our own keel guard, but a variety of the adhesive peel-and-stick third party options should work.

@@paddlenorth that’s what I figured. Was just wondering if a premolded Berley one would work since this keel is pretty close to other brands. I’ll end up buying a roll of universal most likely. Thanks.

Mine has a transducer cutout on the bottom of the hull. Comes with a cover plate. I bought this exact kayak but branded under a different name. It cuts through water pretty easy. I added a strip of weatherstripping around front hatch for $6. It’s now water proof. You can always add seat risers. They’re $30. Easy addition. My deck doesn’t flood at all. It gets wet but so does every other kayak. It’s an entry level kayak not a Hobie PA.

Hello William - Yes. They are glued on or we will be introducing a peel & stick option for the mount that will come this spring. If you want the glue option now, email support@paddlenorth.com

Thanks for watching. Let us know if you have any other questions!

Orr is a beautiful place, we haul cattle out of there sometimes

@@MNDood2122 must be hauling on the sheep ranch?

I’d love to see a $500 pedal drive kayak you can stand up in, I’d buy it right now lol

@@KORR805 the hammer head kayaks seem to be pretty stable according to the reviews I’ve seen. There’s a company called “Viking kayaks” that make these but I’m skeptical ordering directly from china lol

I just bought the exact same one under a different name. $1000 with pedal drive seat and paddle. Absolutely love it. And it’s easier to move around than my hobie. Plus I don’t need a cart or help loading and unloading. Very stable too. Bought mine at a local kayak shop.

be sure to add to your bucket list.

you should have swam out and joined!

@@paddlenorth Haha!!

while technically it can float, you would want it on something a little more stable when on the water - such as a utility dock - otherwise it likely will tip over.

At 33" wide, it is stable enough to stand up on for fishing.

Due to size and shipping cost, we do have a limited shipping radius. What state would you be looking to have this shipped to?

@@paddlenorthsouthwestern part of Va

Only the 10'6" model at this time.

Looks more like a Native Titan Propel 10.5 than the 127. There are differences, but its the same shape, size, and the drive looks like a Native 701 clone. The 127 has a lot more differences, starting with overall shape.

And that's not necessarily a bad thing. At the price of this, even if the drive is junked after a season or 2, if it can be replaced with a Native 701 it's still a great buy if the hull is solid.

The metal transport braces should be recycled!

At 33" wide, it will be quite stable - similar to a wide stand up paddle board, so standing and fishing is absolutely an option.

@@paddlenorth able to try em out?

that's perfect