an inflatable kayak is like an inflatable date.
a sit-on-top kayak is like, aw jeeze I can't remember.

Terry Lyons ) writes:
I would like to buy an inflatable kayak for flat water paddling. I am
generally a novice in regards to paddling activities as I don't canoe
or WW kayak for sport. But while a novice, I once did a white water
canoe trip with Outward Bound as well as taken a beginners ww kayaking
at the Nantahala Center but this was when I was in my 20's; I'm 52
now. Plus I've taken small flat-water kayaks out on the Connecticut
Sound about five times, so I do know a little about boat trekking.
But the grandest extent of my plans are to just take a nice cruise
down a local canal or perhaps cruise inlets around the Connecticut
sound. I might get brave and do a fairly tame river now and then also.
So, I'm looking for something that will cruise fairly rapidly without
drag and would be comfortable and durable. My research has lead me to
the Advanced Elements Inflatable AdvancedFrame Kayak. What are your
thoughts regarding my needs?
TIA,
Terry


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