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In article , William R. Watt wrote:
"DrLith" ) writes: Right now we're debating sit-on-top vs. sit-inside "recreational" tandems. ... I'm favoring the sit-inside alternative (something like the Pamlico 135T?) and BF is favoriting a sit-on-top. That ultimately may be the deciding factor (he's buying), but he's quite reasonable and open to persuasion. you have the option of getting one of each to satisfy both preferences. We're in the same boat (all puns intended) as we've currently got a 22yo Madriver 14' Canoe (kevlar) that I recently aquired. We've been using it around in the LA area (in the ocean marinas -- not out in the ocean proper as it would capsize & sink rather quickly). Anyway, my brother recently got a Feelfree Nomad Sit-on-top (SOT) that he's been doing just about everything in for the past month or so now and loves it. However, both of us have interests in eventually going beyond just paddling around in the local marinas and would like to go out in the ocean proper. But, I also want to make sure that we can take the little ones around as time permits (3yo and 7yo). Both love going around in the canoe, but few SOT's can take both kids and me in them easily (a few can that have the middle seat). Personally I'd love to get an SOT so that I can go out to get some exercise, and would prefer a traditional sit-inside for that particularly with the winter months coming (and likely won't have the extra kid(s) to take with me, so a tandem probably isn't needed/wanted). We're planning on attending the Southwest Kayak symposium next weekend in San Diego to checkout some of the boats & vendors,etc. We'll see what goodies they've got.. |
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