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Chris wrote:
ok who has had to make this decision or who has both? I think the inflatable would be ultra convenient but does it feel cheap and unstable? I plan to kayak Florida rivers/lakes/swamps/intercoastals. Maybe some Gulf. Here is a short comparison list. Note that I'm talking about the higher priced inflatable kayaks in the $600 to $1200 price range, not the cheap fabric-less vinyl models that should cost under $100. For the type of paddling you plan to do, I'd buy a sea kayak, unless you plan to fly to various destinations, in which case I'd suggest the Innova Sunny $649 or Aire Sea Tiger $1995. IK advantages more comfortable less restrictive, can alter paddling position self-bailing for quick recovery safer among rocks (no pins) easier to transport can camp out of the boat hardshell advantages easier to Eskimo-roll less affected by wind generally higher performance safer in big water (can roll) usually less expensive more popular, used by clubs |
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