Collapsable kaykas
HI Folks: There as been another related thread on this topic recently that triggered me to research at this as a solution for us while Truck Camping. I goggled and came up with this website illustrat...
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I would not pay for any kayak without first trying it on the water.
Those fold-able things look good on the picture, but they can be really annoying when in use.
Even non-fold-able kayaks come in very different qualities.
I bought canoe 2 years ago at Walmart.
The strong-looking canoe with motor transom was 90 lb, making it pretty hard to carry around, yet the plastic would flap while on the lake.
I refunded it at Walmart and bought high-quality 45 lb fiberglass canoe that makes me happy.
Carry it on the roof over AC unit just fine.
Those fold-able things look good on the picture, but they can be really annoying when in use.
Even non-fold-able kayaks come in very different qualities.
I bought canoe 2 years ago at Walmart.
The strong-looking canoe with motor transom was 90 lb, making it pretty hard to carry around, yet the plastic would flap while on the lake.
I refunded it at Walmart and bought high-quality 45 lb fiberglass canoe that makes me happy.
Carry it on the roof over AC unit just fine.
