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ileus

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4. The ones with good seats are comfortable.

Reply to jambo101 (Reply #3)

Sun Nov 30, 2014, 08:15 AM

Nov 2014

The usually offer a few seating heights, or a like the Feel Free 10 positions. That was my first requirement was getting one with a real seat.

I figured with the 10yo / 12yo their bodies are in good shape and don't need babies. Plus it equals a lower center of gravity so it should be more stable.

I went on 3 trips this summer in one like the top kayak and the shortest trip was still over 6 hours on the water.

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^the best seat in the business...

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In the fishing kayak business.... [View all] ileus Nov 2014 OP

Nice looking yak. N_E_1 for Tennis Nov 2014 #1

Looks neat! shenmue Nov 2014 #2

That first Kayak actually looks comfortable jambo101 Nov 2014 #3

The ones with good seats are comfortable. ileus Nov 2014 #4

With that chair, ManiacJoe Nov 2014 #5

I've thought about one of the mad river canoes. ileus Nov 2014 #6