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I'm not sure what you mean by "Can the padding be removed from the seat?
I use a rudder if its windy,10 mph or more, otherwise no, don't need it. I think you could get along in the Zoar with a skeg just as well. "donquijote1954" wrote in message oups.com... Bub wrote: Take a long look at the necky Zoar Sport. 14 foot boat w/rudder well made and stable. A little more boat then the Manitou. At $999 w/rudder, its not bad. Bub Thanks! Two questions: Can the padding be removed from the seat? and, Do you get to use the rudder/keg or is it a nuisance? I'll quote something... 'The Zoar Sport is a brilliant little boat. At 14' it is a touring boat rather than a true sea kayak but I have found with mine that: 1) it handles very well on fla****er, keeping close to the longer, "faster" boats; 2) it handles extremely well in surf (force five conditions); 3) it is solid and durable; and above all 4) it is a comfortable fit (I am 6'4" 240 lbs). Great boat.' |
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