So what has made you decide to ditch the inflatables? Ive been watching some of your old videos and have really been looking at getting one of those explorers
Well this video in particular was for the Malibu Ocean kayaks, of which I have two. They are at my lake cabin for guests to use. Not for me. I still have my Sea Eagle Explorers and a Razorlite. I also have an Eddyline Skylark. I love all of them and use them for different purposes. The Explorer is an outstanding kayak and you won't be disappointed.
Wife and I have been kayaking more and more often. We are leaning towards a couple of these exact kayaks. She is small. 5'9" and 135lbs. Me on the other hand I'm 6'4" 290lbs. Would these kayaking work for us in your opinion. Stability is huge. Although I would like to be able to buck a current.
I'm personally not a fan of these Malibu kayaks. They track horribly and want to spin out when you stop paddling. I have them at my cabin for guests to use and I'll occasionally take one fishing. There are better options. I think any of the Sea Eagle inflatables are a better option, in my opinion. I also really like the sit on top by Eddyline but that's a whole different price point.
So what has made you decide to ditch the inflatables? Ive been watching some of your old videos and have really been looking at getting one of those explorers
Well this video in particular was for the Malibu Ocean kayaks, of which I have two. They are at my lake cabin for guests to use. Not for me. I still have my Sea Eagle Explorers and a Razorlite. I also have an Eddyline Skylark. I love all of them and use them for different purposes. The Explorer is an outstanding kayak and you won't be disappointed.
Wife and I have been kayaking more and more often. We are leaning towards a couple of these exact kayaks. She is small. 5'9" and 135lbs. Me on the other hand I'm 6'4" 290lbs. Would these kayaking work for us in your opinion. Stability is huge. Although I would like to be able to buck a current.
I'm personally not a fan of these Malibu kayaks. They track horribly and want to spin out when you stop paddling. I have them at my cabin for guests to use and I'll occasionally take one fishing. There are better options. I think any of the Sea Eagle inflatables are a better option, in my opinion. I also really like the sit on top by Eddyline but that's a whole different price point.