We're walking through the new Native Watercraft Slayer Propel Max 12.5 (Special Edition) in this video! Get yours today at www.everythingkayak.com/nativ...
Everything looks cool, I do want to make a few recommendations if you can let Native know for future upgrade, make a grove on the rudder plate area like they did for the access hatch so when water get into that area it drains down and avoid going into the hull through the rudder cable hole like the titan. I hate that on the titan. Also, the sacrifice plate is only on the right side seems like, if you want to put a FF on the left side, you still gonna have to drill the hull.. should put it on both left and right side. Also, the rudder seems a bit close to the hull when turn, seems like its going to be rubbing the hull when turning. Might be something to think about. Another thing I notice is if you put a rod on left side, seems like it will interfere with the steering?.. One reason I got the titan is because I like the big front hatch storage, this yak seems to have a big storage but was made smaller with 2 separate hatch. With that big area in the back, can put on a square hatch for battery, would be better and keep the front hatch open like the titan with a insert. Other than that, this yak seems good.
Most comprehensive overview of the Max 12.5 I've seen so far.
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Great video and super cool boat! Thanks for the review.
I just ordered my Special Edition!! So excited!
what is the price for the special edition ?
I am in the market for a pedal kayak. The more I see of the new 125s the more I want one. Plus I live 15 minutes from Natives factory.
Everything looks cool, I do want to make a few recommendations if you can let Native know for future upgrade, make a grove on the rudder plate area like they did for the access hatch so when water get into that area it drains down and avoid going into the hull through the rudder cable hole like the titan. I hate that on the titan. Also, the sacrifice plate is only on the right side seems like, if you want to put a FF on the left side, you still gonna have to drill the hull.. should put it on both left and right side. Also, the rudder seems a bit close to the hull when turn, seems like its going to be rubbing the hull when turning. Might be something to think about. Another thing I notice is if you put a rod on left side, seems like it will interfere with the steering?.. One reason I got the titan is because I like the big front hatch storage, this yak seems to have a big storage but was made smaller with 2 separate hatch. With that big area in the back, can put on a square hatch for battery, would be better and keep the front hatch open like the titan with a insert. Other than that, this yak seems good.
excellent walk-thru!
The Native Slayer Max is an awesome kayak. Purchased one from Everything Kayak however I am very disappointed with their customer service.
How did you miss one of the most important features, the high/low seating?
What do you think about the new hobie to this one
Add this to your review....... scuppers leak!!!
They need to redesign the front hatch. The hinge and hatch locks are chessy imo.
Where is your store located
Is kayaking the best and how much is it worth in the market?
At 4:28 that is not a cavitating plate but an aeration plate. The cavitation of a propellor is totally different from the aeration of a propeller.
Can you put a 3hp motor on that kayak
Can water run off rear rudder wheel?
How do I fix the rudder
i love this kayak i want it !! what is the price for this kayak ? special edition
I looked it up on capacity sports selling at around $3-4K from memory.
How can I order one u a mail order catalog
Are the rails aluminium??
Side view fish finder won't work underneath mounting area will it?
Have no issues with my hummingbird
I've seen transducers mounted on the plate above the propeller for this reason
Ehh oldtown pdl topwater or predator over this price wise and warranty much better
Please wear shoes when you give make these videos. Your review was great but we shouldn’t have to look at your dang feet.
Keep your eye on kayak then