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JSB wrote:
I just bought a used Valley Avocet as a first kayak. The sales guy said I would never out grow it. My problem now is, will I ever grow to it. Handles nice, size fits me, maneuverable but TIPPY. The tippy is what has my attention.. I paddle alone, often with few or any other boats of any kind on the lake. I swim well, however. How heavy are you? From http://www.valleyseakayaks.com/avocet.htm : "The Avocet is ideal as a general sea kayak for small paddlers, especially women, or for the average sized paddler it makes a playful and enjoyable day boat." I don't think 'playful' is a desirable characteristic in a sea kayak. -- Eiron No good deed ever goes unpunished. |
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