I won one last year. I never used it, but it was cheap. Sold it to a guy from Coral Springs who was going to use it to fish for bass in canals -- probably perfect for that. Came with a rod holder making it a good bang for the buck. It was not a kayak I would feel comfortable in offshore. You get what you pay for. For a means to fish protected water away from the shore, it seemed suitable.
I agree with John.
For the same money look for higher quality brand on craigs list or look at the Prescador 12 (550.00 at Austin Kayak) or similar.
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actually I bought one for the wife and tried it out, was very stable and tracks well. I am 230# and stood up in it with no problem, the high low seat is very comfortable. For the price its a very good option....
Ask around at a highdollar store for a cosmetic blemishes model, I got my kid a new tarpon 100 for 599.
We still haven't found the blem, and it has a full factory warranty.
Unblemished ones were 750ish there.
I'd rather have a scratched wilderness/Jackson than an unscathed cheaper yak.
You're going to scratch it. Probably loading it up in the lot.
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For the same money look for higher quality brand on craigs list or look at the Prescador 12 (550.00 at Austin Kayak) or similar.
you talking about the pro
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We still haven't found the blem, and it has a full factory warranty.
Unblemished ones were 750ish there.
I'd rather have a scratched wilderness/Jackson than an unscathed cheaper yak.
You're going to scratch it. Probably loading it up in the lot.
Jeff Cooper