That would be great to see, I’ve heard good things about the compass, but haven’t seen a comparison yet. I think it would be a much more apples-apples comparison. I don’t think the PA14 has many benefits over a 3.5m tinny with a 15 hp, which is very comparable in price.
Nice work! A really good and fair comparison. I’m on my 4th Hobie and have settled on a PA 14 360. The only thing I would add is I feel like the sluggish manoeuvrability of the PA14 md180 is compensated by the fact you can easily stand up, reposition yourself and direct a cast to your target 👍
Another great review Byron. Really like how you break the products down. Super happy with my Outback. Agree about the vertical rod storage though and can be quite frustrating. Currently trying to work a horizontal solution via the additional h-rail inserts and the h-rail racks. See how we go. Fall back plan is to put vertical rod holders on the back left section of the cargo bay as I feel that is at least better than directly behind my head. Keep up the great content mate.
Fantastic review, between these two I would have to go the Outback, though you now have me nervous about the vertically stacked rods. Can't wait for more of the NZ trip.
Great video! I’ve owned both and standing in the outback as comfortable compared to the pa14 is a bit of stretch. But true pa transportation can be an issue. I chose the pa14 because I feel safer in it. Nevertheless awesome video!
Great review. I’ve not had the opportunity to use the PA14 , but I am lucky enough to own the outback 2021. I love that it’s feature full . One of the big selling point for me was that I could put it on the roof rack on my asx,also your earlier review (sometime back) helped me make the decision. I’ve heard great things about the compass , if your keen to do a comparison I’d be keen to see that. Stay safe,take care
Thanks Tony. It is definitely feature full, a great kayak mate. I’ll get cracking on the compass over the next month mate. Cheers for the support buddyz
I have both. I purchased the Pro Angler first and have always been very happy with it. This said, I recently purchased an Outback because as a near 60 year old I really wanted something lighter I didn't have to trailer. When the wind would blow hard it added tons of extra driving to each outing and I really prefer something I can just car top and throw off the side of the road at a moment's notice. I actually tried to sell my Pro Angler last year at a steep discount and I'm shocked (but glad) nobody grabbed it. As you said, there are definitely specific situations where each shines best and having the option to choose is nice or just having a 2nd allows for somebody else to join me. Fishing kayaks have come a long way and there are lots of decent options out there. This said, I started with a Hobie and don't have any reason now to switch things up. My overall preference would be the Outback. It's a lot lighter and therefore quite a bit quicker on the water. If the wind blows at all, stability and weight are what matter most to me. I'll take the Pro Angler out on calmer days or when I want to stand and fly fish- I absolutely love this boat for that. Thanks, great comparison between two excellent options.
Great review ... I settled on the Outback from the transportability perspective. The amount of feedback on forums related to PA transportation is concerning. Keep em coming mate.
Pa14 for me. Not only because of my size/weight but as I've said before I've taken it everywhere and the size of the yak has never been an issue. I car top mine very easily and have been on a couple of 7hr trips for comps so far. Loving the content as always mate, hopefully catch up eventually for a flick 🤙🏽
@AlexDuFe I use the rhino rack side loader to put my pa14 on top of the 4wd... There are videos on RUclips which might be easier to watch, but put nose up on loader and then back of yak on racks and slide nose over from side loader to racks.
Hey John, I’m ready to buy a pa14 but a little worried about getting g it on my ute roof! You say yours goes up there easily? I have a full canopy on the ute and a roller bar at the back. How do you get your up there? 👍
You made a bold statement, " I hate the PA12" but gave no explanation why? Then, your comparing a Outback to a PA14 that's on a totally different level that the Outback can't touch.
Thanks for adding your opinion buddy. There’s a solid reason a lot of the tournament guys are dropping their Pa14s and heading to the outback. I’ve owned 6 Pa14s now and 3 outback’s as of now, like I say in this video. It depends on what you need.
Great comparison mate. I think your NZ vids show the true capabilty of the outback, great bit of gear. The horizontal rod storage of the PA though is a drawcard. Getting hung up on trees is a pain. Thanks mate.
New subcriber. Nice review, great editing! Thank you for the comparison vid. Very helpful 👌 I have the Outback, and I like it quite a bit. However, the 360 is really talking to me 😅
Awesome video as always mate.. definitely keen on seeing a video on compass vs outback . I got a compass after watching your review on them. I just put the lynx rails on mine so I can have the horizontal rod holders because I hate my rods being behind me
Yup. If Hobie tell you that the kayak you have is the most manoeuvrable on the market. That probably means it’s one of the least stable. By definition Stability is on a sliding scale with manoeuvrability - physics tells us it’s impossible to have both.
Great video. All I'd say is choose wisely - the one you buy will last forever. I've got a 2009 Outback total service costs so far $25 for a new seat plug.
Interesting comment on the fly fishing. It is easier to cast standing up for sure which would give the PA the advantage but I bet the seat height would make it that much easier to cast from the sitting position as well. Regardless, I’m hoping to give fly fishing a go in a 2022 outback come November. 😉
I'm with the 14 all the way and for a few reasons. The weight of the PA is such an advantage on the water because it is doesn't get blown around by the wind. I rooftop mine and on long trips it becomes a great platform for storage. Ice box and tent ( as long as your racks can handle the extra weight ) Mine is a 2013 and i could upgrade to a newer model whenever i like. But i don't need too. It will be good for another 10y +
Yeah mate, lots of longevity out of the kayaks, especially if you take care of them! I should have covered that, the idea you can use them as storage when your transporting!
@Alex F I just have a clip on side bar. Lift the front of the kayak up and rest it on the side bar. Then pick up the back of the kayak and slide it on. Needs a bit of muscle but it's so easy after a few goes.
100% agree with comparisons Byron. I felt like Goldie Locks when deciding on a Hobie. The Passport10.5 was too small, the PA14 was too big but the Outback was just right lol. Hopefully the Lynx H rails will solve the vertical rod holder conundrum. Cheers mate
Nice one again👍🏻 the only big down side for me on my new outback is the seat. It’s still not high enough and the back adjustment bit has a running pulley system that the pulley gets stuck and to fix it you have to take the seat of and undo about 8 small screws to untangle the small rope hobie use for it. Bigger rope bigger pulleys and bigger screws are a must for me .
Hey mate i love your videos. In the Hobie kayak comps i understand it is mainly pro angler 14 kayaks being used but do you see many outbacks or even compass kayaks ?
That rod tip 😭 I put h rails in the back of my Outback and have Hobie h-rail rod holders on the left since I cast with my right hand. Hopefully I'll never snag and snap a rod like that. Awesome vid as always 👍👍
Sorry for those rods tips but I had to laugh 😂. I’ve done that a few times that’s for sure luckily not breaking anything. Outback vs compass would be good.
It truly is a huge debate. I have an outback, my two complaints are the seat height angle and the always changing rudder line tension. Other than that is can out run out turn a PA, but I still want a PA. Some day here.
I hear you Mark, there's definitely a few other points like the rudder line that I didn't cover. I think we could all probably spend hours talking about these kayaks!
Loving the production quality on these vids mate. Fantastic. Part of what drew me to the pro angler was the size was better for my build. How does the outback handle a bloke that's had too many snags at the barbie?
What didn’t you like about the pa 12? I live out in Hawaii and I’m trying to decide between a PA and a OB. I’ll be loading into the back of my truck with a hitch extended so transportation shouldn’t be an issue. The PA is appealing to me because of the stability and room. I’ve fished in a OB and liked it but don’t think I’d stand in it. Plus the rods sitting vertical on the OB is something I don’t like.
A year late but this is probably the best comparison on these two kayaks I have seen yet : to me the best is the Outback. It's faster (noticeably imho), lighter, and you can setup your rod horizontally in the back with accessories. But the main point for me is that the Outback does way waaaaaay better than the Pro Angler in the surf, which is about 20% of my fishing.
I am really struggling I the decision. How much of a difference in speed is the PA14 over the outback. I know that it’s not much and people only may see it when traveling to and fro the area are fishing. But once you reach the destination just slowly traveling to work banks, shorelines, reefs it won’t matter much. I you opinion is it car toppable? 🙏
I actually was going to get the Compass based on your last review but the one I was going to buy had holes drilled in it from mounting gear and I didn't want to modify the hatch...I just bought a PA12 last week and was hoping you were going to compare the PA12 to the Outback. I haven't even been out on it yet.. Can you tell us what you don't like about the PA12 ???.. Thanks again for the video Byron. Very good content.
I really like the Hobie OutBack and want to purchase one new, but I am hearing a lot about cracked hulls and hull replacement. What is your experience? Have you ever had a cracked hulls on Hobie Products?
Hello, im getting into offshore kayak fishing and wanted to know if i should buy a newer hobie outback or older model. Iv heard that the newer ones get a lot of water through the front hatch and isnt as stable as older ones. Please let me know what you think. If the newer one doesnt have these problems anymore, id love to go for it.
Hey mate, There’s a NZ trip on this channel filmed on the new outback’s offshore. Id go with the new model. If you’re worried about getting wet, I’d say don’t go offshore at all. Yes the newer version tends to be slightly more wet. BUT I’d take the new design with the features OVER the old design any day of the week
Water will come over the bow in the new Outback more often than the newer ones. Some people get water inside their kayaks from this but Ive never experience it. Needless to say always bring a bilge pump if you are going out.
The PA 14 for me any day, not to say some days I wish I was in an outback. The trailer part works for me as I have my rooftop tent on it and have a nice little camping set up with it. I think one big aspect for someone like me is not having sea-legs, the PA allows me to move around when I want whilst still feeling safe. The outback would (in my opinion) be more suited to tight waterways like skinny rivers and lakes. I have been out in some rough weather in the PA when others wouldn't even consider it and felt safe as houses. I guess if I could have it my way, all in all I'd own both.
Should add safety points to the reviews, do you know if you capsize your kayak if the outback is easier flip right over the PA. I heard the PAs are a nightmare if you capsize.
Hey Legends, If you want a Hobie Outback Vs Compass video let me know! Thanks for watching hope you enjoy the content
Yesss please that would be great! I'm pretty set on the compass once the car is paid off, but love to see the comparison
@@maintrain6114 100%
Yes, Please.
Would be a great video 🙏
That would be great to see, I’ve heard good things about the compass, but haven’t seen a comparison yet. I think it would be a much more apples-apples comparison. I don’t think the PA14 has many benefits over a 3.5m tinny with a 15 hp, which is very comparable in price.
Nice work! A really good and fair comparison. I’m on my 4th Hobie and have settled on a PA 14 360. The only thing I would add is I feel like the sluggish manoeuvrability of the PA14 md180 is compensated by the fact you can easily stand up, reposition yourself and direct a cast to your target 👍
That’s a good trade off I think Michael! Valid point mate. Tight lines dude!
If I had any doubts about an outback, this cured it! Great video!
Another great review Byron. Really like how you break the products down.
Super happy with my Outback. Agree about the vertical rod storage though and can be quite frustrating. Currently trying to work a horizontal solution via the additional h-rail inserts and the h-rail racks. See how we go. Fall back plan is to put vertical rod holders on the back left section of the cargo bay as I feel that is at least better than directly behind my head.
Keep up the great content mate.
Thanks Paul! Pumped you enjoyed this video also. Keen to hear how your solution with the HRails goes dude. Let me know
Excellent review Byron. Can't wait to get my PA14 and hit the waters of St Pete, FL.
Fantastic review, between these two I would have to go the Outback, though you now have me nervous about the vertically stacked rods. Can't wait for more of the NZ trip.
Haha Watto I have broke about a dozen rods this way over the last 10 years… embarrassing hahahah!
Great video as always mate, plenty of info it only make me want to get an outback more🤙🎣
Hahaha get one then buddy! Get one!
Great video! I’ve owned both and standing in the outback as comfortable compared to the pa14 is a bit of stretch. But true pa transportation can be an issue. I chose the pa14 because I feel safer in it. Nevertheless awesome video!
I own both and would say I completely agree with your assessment..another excellent and fair review…keep it up!
Great review.
I’ve not had the opportunity to use the PA14 , but I am lucky enough to own the outback 2021.
I love that it’s feature full .
One of the big selling point for me was that I could put it on the roof rack on my asx,also your earlier review (sometime back) helped me make the decision.
I’ve heard great things about the compass , if your keen to do a comparison I’d be keen to see that.
Stay safe,take care
Thanks Tony.
It is definitely feature full, a great kayak mate. I’ll get cracking on the compass over the next month mate. Cheers for the support buddyz
I have both. I purchased the Pro Angler first and have always been very happy with it. This said, I recently purchased an Outback because as a near 60 year old I really wanted something lighter I didn't have to trailer. When the wind would blow hard it added tons of extra driving to each outing and I really prefer something I can just car top and throw off the side of the road at a moment's notice.
I actually tried to sell my Pro Angler last year at a steep discount and I'm shocked (but glad) nobody grabbed it. As you said, there are definitely specific situations where each shines best and having the option to choose is nice or just having a 2nd allows for somebody else to join me.
Fishing kayaks have come a long way and there are lots of decent options out there. This said, I started with a Hobie and don't have any reason now to switch things up. My overall preference would be the Outback. It's a lot lighter and therefore quite a bit quicker on the water. If the wind blows at all, stability and weight are what matter most to me.
I'll take the Pro Angler out on calmer days or when I want to stand and fly fish- I absolutely love this boat for that.
Thanks, great comparison between two excellent options.
Hey mate awesome review and answered all my questions 👍
Great review ... I settled on the Outback from the transportability perspective. The amount of feedback on forums related to PA transportation is concerning. Keep em coming mate.
I’d say if there was an imaginary way to make the transport issue not an issue. It would be the most popular kayak.
no matter wat u r reviewing Byron u do it better than anyone i have seen.
Dude you’re a legend, thanks for that.
Great video :)
Would love to see a bit more of the Forster fishing 👍🎣
Thanks Jessica. Hope all is well
Thank you for the video👍👍
Pa14 for me. Not only because of my size/weight but as I've said before I've taken it everywhere and the size of the yak has never been an issue.
I car top mine very easily and have been on a couple of 7hr trips for comps so far.
Loving the content as always mate, hopefully catch up eventually for a flick 🤙🏽
That’s awesome dude! That side loader you’ve got is a really good option hey.
Thanks for stopping by again legend
Johnathon...What system do you use for car top a PA 14?
@AlexDuFe I use the rhino rack side loader to put my pa14 on top of the 4wd... There are videos on RUclips which might be easier to watch, but put nose up on loader and then back of yak on racks and slide nose over from side loader to racks.
Hey John, I’m ready to buy a pa14 but a little worried about getting g it on my ute roof! You say yours goes up there easily? I have a full canopy on the ute and a roller bar at the back. How do you get your up there? 👍
Great review. I had an old PA12 and an outback. Both great yaks, but the 360 lols unreal- not sure about the price though for my style of fishing
Highlight of this 3 day quarantine here in Tassie 😂 onya mate
Legend! Good timing! hahahaha
You made a bold statement, " I hate the PA12" but gave no explanation why? Then, your comparing a Outback to a PA14 that's on a totally different level that the Outback can't touch.
Thanks for adding your opinion buddy. There’s a solid reason a lot of the tournament guys are dropping their Pa14s and heading to the outback. I’ve owned 6 Pa14s now and 3 outback’s as of now, like I say in this video. It depends on what you need.
@@ByronTeaHill Fair enough, but I'm not tournament angler. I have no problem with my PA12 and upgraded from a Outback.
Love my 2022 Outback, my dream yak for sure. My wife and I purchased a couple this year and I couldn’t recommend them enough.
totally agree
Haven’t seen a new video for a while man, what’s going on? Love your videos. The New Zealand trip was amazing.
Great comparison mate. I think your NZ vids show the true capabilty of the outback, great bit of gear. The horizontal rod storage of the PA though is a drawcard. Getting hung up on trees is a pain. Thanks mate.
Hey mate! So true, the outback took an absolute beating in NZ and she laughed it off. Lol! Glad you’re enjoying those NZ vids bud.
New subcriber. Nice review, great editing! Thank you for the comparison vid. Very helpful 👌 I have the Outback, and I like it quite a bit. However, the 360 is really talking to me 😅
Thanks for the sub!
Great video! Cheer from canada 🇨🇦 bud!
Awesome video as always mate.. definitely keen on seeing a video on compass vs outback . I got a compass after watching your review on them. I just put the lynx rails on mine so I can have the horizontal rod holders because I hate my rods being behind me
So keen to give that horizontal storage a go. It’s like playing with fire when they are vertical
@@ByronTeaHill @Brendon Price is the lynx rails the same as h-rails? trying to find a solution for my compass aswell
Those head shakes and darting eye flashes mate! 😶 Great vids but drives some of us nuts!
Great review Byron! I’m underwhelmed with my latest addition. Seriously considering the BMW version now!
Yup. If Hobie tell you that the kayak you have is the most manoeuvrable on the market. That probably means it’s one of the least stable. By definition Stability is on a sliding scale with manoeuvrability - physics tells us it’s impossible to have both.
Great video. All I'd say is choose wisely - the one you buy will last forever. I've got a 2009 Outback total service costs so far $25 for a new seat plug.
very true, completed agree
Nice mate cheers. Dream upgrade...
Definitely a dream
Interesting comment on the fly fishing. It is easier to cast standing up for sure which would give the PA the advantage but I bet the seat height would make it that much easier to cast from the sitting position as well. Regardless, I’m hoping to give fly fishing a go in a 2022 outback come November. 😉
Let me know if it's do able I'm on the fence because I love fly fishing and was hoping I could stand I. The out back
Hey Byron, you're slowly convincing me that perhaps the outback is better for me!!! great video and I love the comparison.
Hahahah, outback is a great kayak mate
I have them both and believe me it's a tough call.
I'm with the 14 all the way and for a few reasons.
The weight of the PA is such an advantage on the water because it is doesn't get blown around by the wind.
I rooftop mine and on long trips it becomes a great platform for storage. Ice box and tent ( as long as your racks can handle the extra weight )
Mine is a 2013 and i could upgrade to a newer model whenever i like.
But i don't need too. It will be good for another 10y +
Yeah mate, lots of longevity out of the kayaks, especially if you take care of them! I should have covered that, the idea you can use them as storage when your transporting!
Kcid: what system do you use to lift it over the rooftop?
@Alex F I just have a clip on side bar. Lift the front of the kayak up and rest it on the side bar. Then pick up the back of the kayak and slide it on. Needs a bit of muscle but it's so easy after a few goes.
Another great vid mate. Definitely the outback.
Thanks legend! You are such an awesome supporter buddy.
Top Video ☺️👍
100% agree with comparisons Byron. I felt like Goldie Locks when deciding on a Hobie. The Passport10.5 was too small, the PA14 was too big but the Outback was just right lol. Hopefully the Lynx H rails will solve the vertical rod holder conundrum. Cheers mate
Yeah I’d heard that was a good solution - would love to give it a go. Have you got them ordered?
@@ByronTeaHill yes mate. On the way from HWS.
@@duanesfishn awesome!!!
Hi. Great video and top explanation. I have the Outback it's just like a Ferrari. I am really enjoy it worth the big expense 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for sharing!
Nice one again👍🏻 the only big down side for me on my new outback is the seat. It’s still not high enough and the back adjustment bit has a running pulley system that the pulley gets stuck and to fix it you have to take the seat of and undo about 8 small screws to untangle the small rope hobie use for it. Bigger rope bigger pulleys and bigger screws are a must for me .
How interesting, Jesse I haven’t seen this before, can you flick me a DM and show me a photo bro?
@@ByronTeaHill it’s back together but I can send a photo of the bit that the pulley and cord are behind tomorrow 👍🏻
Owned both the vantage ct and ctw seats, I’ve experienced this with both. Pretty annoying.
Hey mate i love your videos. In the Hobie kayak comps i understand it is mainly pro angler 14 kayaks being used but do you see many outbacks or even compass kayaks ?
That rod tip 😭
I put h rails in the back of my Outback and have Hobie h-rail rod holders on the left since I cast with my right hand. Hopefully I'll never snag and snap a rod like that.
Awesome vid as always 👍👍
It was crushing!!! Clean cut too! Hahahah yeah wouldn’t mind trying the horizontal
Storage on the outback and compass
Sorry for those rods tips but I had to laugh 😂. I’ve done that a few times that’s for sure luckily not breaking anything. Outback vs compass would be good.
Mate, I’ve done it so many times on the outback and compass. haha literally thousands have been lost. Hahaha
You lost me when you sayed you dont like the PA12 without explaining why
For another video. As described lol. Seeya!
It truly is a huge debate. I have an outback, my two complaints are the seat height angle and the always changing rudder line tension. Other than that is can out run out turn a PA, but I still want a PA. Some day here.
I hear you Mark, there's definitely a few other points like the rudder line that I didn't cover. I think we could all probably spend hours talking about these kayaks!
Hey Byron,
How was your time with pa 360? Did you have any issues with drive? And what would be your choice between the 360 and outback?
Loving the production quality on these vids mate. Fantastic. Part of what drew me to the pro angler was the size was better for my build. How does the outback handle a bloke that's had too many snags at the barbie?
Pretty well, but it does suit the medium build better. Honestly, the PA is definitely a ‘mans’ kayak
@@ByronTeaHill thanks for the reply! The missus doesn't know it yet but the pa 14 is on my Christmas list
Yes please
What brand was that kayak cart I saw you use and where can I get one??
What didn’t you like about the pa 12? I live out in Hawaii and I’m trying to decide between a PA and a OB. I’ll be loading into the back of my truck with a hitch extended so transportation shouldn’t be an issue. The PA is appealing to me because of the stability and room. I’ve fished in a OB and liked it but don’t think I’d stand in it. Plus the rods sitting vertical on the OB is something I don’t like.
More nicely balanced content :-) Have you thought about comparing yaks outside of Hobie?
Certainly have, and I’d love to get into a native or old town or some other brands if the opportunities pop up.
I rooftop the outback on an i30 and its super easy to load and unload with a rack and roll side bar. Dont think a PA14 would go too well up there haha
Yeah that would be tricky! Hahaha
Hey byron i wanted to ask what are the cons on the pa12 i am currently trying to the decide between the outback and the pa12 thanks for your help !!
Have you changed your opinion on best around kayak?
Looking to purchase fishing kayak for dams and coastal...
What do you recommended?
rip that rod. what rod was it and did you order a new one? another quality video Byron 👍
It was a Millerod and yes I got a second one.
A year late but this is probably the best comparison on these two kayaks I have seen yet : to me the best is the Outback. It's faster (noticeably imho), lighter, and you can setup your rod horizontally in the back with accessories. But the main point for me is that the Outback does way waaaaaay better than the Pro Angler in the surf, which is about 20% of my fishing.
What is the best pedal fishing kayak ? The Oldtown salty pedal 120 ?
Please do a hobbie passport review I’m apart of the cbf party I wanna just load up and go 😂
…. There’s already a passport review :)
I'd like to know why you dislike the PA12? I was thinking about getting it but you say you'd go for a passport 12? or 10.5? and why?
PA12!!!🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
I am really struggling I the decision. How much of a difference in speed is the PA14 over the outback. I know that it’s not much and people only may see it when traveling to and fro the area are fishing. But once you reach the destination just slowly traveling to work banks, shorelines, reefs it won’t matter much. I you opinion is it car toppable? 🙏
yup if youre fit!
I actually was going to get the Compass based on your last review but the one I was going to buy had holes drilled in it from mounting gear and I didn't want to modify the hatch...I just bought a PA12 last week and was hoping you were going to compare the PA12 to the Outback. I haven't even been out on it yet.. Can you tell us what you don't like about the PA12 ???.. Thanks again for the video Byron. Very good content.
Good choice! thanks Rick
I really like the Hobie OutBack and want to purchase one new, but I am hearing a lot about cracked hulls and hull replacement. What is your experience? Have you ever had a cracked hulls on Hobie Products?
havent really heard of it, Hobies warranty is the best, if there's a problem, they just swap it out, no biggy
I'd really love something in-depth about why the PA12 is a fail for you. Thanks for the videos.
Noted!
Hello, im getting into offshore kayak fishing and wanted to know if i should buy a newer hobie outback or older model. Iv heard that the newer ones get a lot of water through the front hatch and isnt as stable as older ones. Please let me know what you think. If the newer one doesnt have these problems anymore, id love to go for it.
Hey mate, There’s a NZ trip on this channel filmed on the new outback’s offshore. Id go with the new model. If you’re worried about getting wet, I’d say don’t go offshore at all. Yes the newer version tends to be slightly more wet. BUT I’d take the new design with the features OVER the old design any day of the week
@@ByronTeaHill sounds good, thanks for the reply man. Ill check the vid out 👍
legend
Water will come over the bow in the new Outback more often than the newer ones. Some people get water inside their kayaks from this but Ive never experience it. Needless to say always bring a bilge pump if you are going out.
awesome video Byron.. i don't think its possible to squeeze a single more piece of helpful information into a 15 minute video..... keep it up mate
Glad you liked it Rory! Cheers buddy.
Hey There! I’m from Singapore & a fellow Kayak Angler, where could I get a net like yours with the extended handle?
Berkley Nets mate
@@ByronTeaHill Thanks Buddy!🙏🏽
tell me more about that kayak cart. please!
you can buy them from hobie dealers
PA12 all day
I’m sure there’s a way to lay that rod flat on the outback that amount of tracks on the Outback. There’s a will there’s a way.
There is. Add H Rails.
How about the average speeds of these kayaks...
Why don't you like the pa 12?.
as someone whose own a 2018 pa12 I wouldnt trade it for the world
Yeah dude! Great to hear!
The PA 14 for me any day, not to say some days I wish I was in an outback. The trailer part works for me as I have my rooftop tent on it and have a nice little camping set up with it. I think one big aspect for someone like me is not having sea-legs, the PA allows me to move around when I want whilst still feeling safe. The outback would (in my opinion) be more suited to tight waterways like skinny rivers and lakes. I have been out in some rough weather in the PA when others wouldn't even consider it and felt safe as houses. I guess if I could have it my way, all in all I'd own both.
Ma man just nails it with that last sentence. Why not have both!!! Haha. The PA is a great kayak in bad weather. Awesome choice.
👏👏👏👏👏👏
👍👍👍👍🤝 thanks buddy
Should add safety points to the reviews, do you know if you capsize your kayak if the outback is easier flip right over the PA. I heard the PAs are a nightmare if you capsize.
When practicing recovering my PA 14, that was a huge pain to try and unflip
Ill take the BMW all day bruhhh
Hahahah Fresh bro, so fresh.
Screw it . ill keep fishing from my Fishmaster belly float tube
hahahaha
My opinión for me the pro angler 14 180 is the best more space and more stability my opinión 🐟
Awesome!!!!! Thanks Cuty Fishing.
Neither ;) Hobie Adventure/Revo 16
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