Hi David, thanks for your comments, I've had this kayak since July last year and am really pleased with it. It tracks pretty well although, depending on my paddling, it does move from side to side a bit. As I haven't been kayaking for long I'm not sure if it is my technique or the boat.
@@davidward6796 David it's a combination of both with a inflatable the kayak sits on top of the water and not in it .A hardshell kayak sits in the water and the bow of the kayak cuts through the surface of the water .With a inflatable it skims across the surface of the water if you put some weight right at the front of the kayak it will help to force the bow down on to the water surface also make shorter strokes with the paddle and only put the blade of the paddle in the surface ie don't make the mistake of making deep strokes with the paddle, you will never stop the fishtail but you can lesson it
@@davidtalbot491 Thanks David, two great tips, the first is easy, putting some weight in the front, the second may take a little bit more effort from me and a lot of practice. David
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Lovely, I was wondering how is it feels folding kayaks at the open water. Thanks and a great waiters at the beach haha. Cheers.
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It's hard to see from your vid how much it fishtails on the water nice kayak though.
Hi David, thanks for your comments, I've had this kayak since July last year and am really pleased with it. It tracks pretty well although, depending on my paddling, it does move from side to side a bit. As I haven't been kayaking for long I'm not sure if it is my technique or the boat.
@@davidward6796 David it's a combination of both with a inflatable the kayak sits on top of the water and not in it .A hardshell kayak sits in the water and the bow of the kayak cuts through the surface of the water .With a inflatable it skims across the surface of the water if you put some weight right at the front of the kayak it will help to force the bow down on to the water surface also make shorter strokes with the paddle and only put the blade of the paddle in the surface ie don't make the mistake of making deep strokes with the paddle, you will never stop the fishtail but you can lesson it
@@davidtalbot491 Thanks David, two great tips, the first is easy, putting some weight in the front, the second may take a little bit more effort from me and a lot of practice. David