I can't belive sea eagle provides such garbage seats at the price they sell that model for. It should be standard to include their higher end seats with all of the bundles.
Kaiva good to hear from you! It is pretty easy to pack up, It takes a little longer as you need to wipe down each of the sections before you fold it up and put it away.
Does the drop stitch floor provide a higher/more comfortable seating position? I have a inflatable kayak with 'oldschool' bottom... due to sinking in at the seating position, I always have to lift the paddle quite high and paddle in a bit of an weird (far to the side) angle in order to not touch the pontoons. That puts a lot of strain on my shoulder (old rotator cuff injury) and I can't paddle for long distances without shoulder pain. I'm wondering if the Fasttrek with drop stitch floor might help with that issue. What do you think? Is the Fasttrek easier on the shoulders (and maybe back) compared to a 'conventional' inflatable kayak?
I have never experienced what you are describing so I would have to say that this kayak does have a harder floor creating more clearance for paddling. Good luck!
Thanks for posting I guess makes me appreciate my hard sided kayak more now
I can't belive sea eagle provides such garbage seats at the price they sell that model for. It should be standard to include their higher end seats with all of the bundles.
So fun to see you exploring Lake Powell--it's such a beautiful place! Is that kayak just as easy to deflate and pack up again?
Kaiva good to hear from you! It is pretty easy to pack up, It takes a little longer as you need to wipe down each of the sections before you fold it up and put it away.
Does the drop stitch floor provide a higher/more comfortable seating position? I have a inflatable kayak with 'oldschool' bottom... due to sinking in at the seating position, I always have to lift the paddle quite high and paddle in a bit of an weird (far to the side) angle in order to not touch the pontoons. That puts a lot of strain on my shoulder (old rotator cuff injury) and I can't paddle for long distances without shoulder pain. I'm wondering if the Fasttrek with drop stitch floor might help with that issue. What do you think? Is the Fasttrek easier on the shoulders (and maybe back) compared to a 'conventional' inflatable kayak?
I have never experienced what you are describing so I would have to say that this kayak does have a harder floor creating more clearance for paddling. Good luck!
420 or 380?
465
Jim Barb Nelson thx