The primary purpose of the seat is to move you forward. The further back you sit the more the front of the boat moves. You can reduce the movement by adding weight to the front or by moving further forward. (Which is what you do when you use the seat)
Thanks for this - I have been wondering if there is huge difference as far as tracking goes between the Rogue Lite and the longer models. So it was good to see it's actually pretty minimal.
I can't completely dismiss your worries because some fish have truly sharp fins, but there is for instance a kevlar reinforced version of this exact raft which would easily be able to handle it. And even if a fish was to poke a hole in one, it would deflate very slowly and also be very easy to repair. So all in all, I wouldn't worry about it.
Wich one of the two would you recommend for a beginner. ? I know they are almost the same, except for the length. But is one of them les likely to tip over.
They are the same width. So I think they would be the same as far as sideway stability. These are LOW. Meaning you are literally sitting on water and you lean back. That means your center of gravity is pretty much ON the water. Unless you are going in to whitewater rapids, which is a whole different story. Either of these will be fine for a beginner.
In certain models, you can buy their backrest. It clips in to the matching clips on the raft. So if the raft you choose doesn’t have those mounted clips, then you are suppose to lean on the back of the raft; which is actually very comfortable. However, if you need even more support than that, I’d suggest any kind of blowup pillow. In my local outdoor store, they actually have oral inflate sleeping pillows but I’d imagine you could partially inflate one of those for additional lumbar support. I only suggest the blow up ones because it won’t take on water and sink. 😁 Hope that’s what you were asking.
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Sorry guys, I keep referring to the Twain model but it’s actually the Castaway model that my wife has.
Thanks for the demo. Not many posted on the internet so much appreciated!
Cheers
Really good review buddy, I’m about to push the button on one and that’s the best description I’ve found, so have a new subscriber from the UK 😉👍👌
The primary purpose of the seat is to move you forward. The further back you sit the more the front of the boat moves. You can reduce the movement by adding weight to the front or by moving further forward. (Which is what you do when you use the seat)
Awesome demonstration Henry! Glad you're enjoying your packrafts often.
Thanks for this - I have been wondering if there is huge difference as far as tracking goes between the Rogue Lite and the longer models. So it was good to see it's actually pretty minimal.
thanks for the advise, Henry. Enjoy your work.
Great demo...👍
Thanks!
Very helpful thanks.
Great review, great info - Thank you!
Great video, make some more!! .
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Motivated me to get in a morning paddle, albeit in an Alpacka😊🚐
Great review
Thanks!
Excellent!
I'm a fisherman..... and one of my worries with these boats would be the sharp fins on some fish.
Interesting. Never thought of that but good point.
I can't completely dismiss your worries because some fish have truly sharp fins, but there is for instance a kevlar reinforced version of this exact raft which would easily be able to handle it. And even if a fish was to poke a hole in one, it would deflate very slowly and also be very easy to repair.
So all in all, I wouldn't worry about it.
Wich one of the two would you recommend for a beginner. ? I know they are almost the same, except for the length. But is one of them les likely to tip over.
They are the same width. So I think they would be the same as far as sideway stability. These are LOW. Meaning you are literally sitting on water and you lean back. That means your center of gravity is pretty much ON the water. Unless you are going in to whitewater rapids, which is a whole different story. Either of these will be fine for a beginner.
Slt, peut tu me donner les références des packrafts et gonfleur/dégonfleur élec'...? Merçi par avance, sportivement Franck
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what can you use for a back rest (seat, support)?
In certain models, you can buy their backrest. It clips in to the matching clips on the raft. So if the raft you choose doesn’t have those mounted clips, then you are suppose to lean on the back of the raft; which is actually very comfortable.
However, if you need even more support than that, I’d suggest any kind of blowup pillow. In my local outdoor store, they actually have oral inflate sleeping pillows but I’d imagine you could partially inflate one of those for additional lumbar support. I only suggest the blow up ones because it won’t take on water and sink. 😁
Hope that’s what you were asking.