Description
Paddle sitting down or standing up.
- A molded seat depression features mounts for optional DVC or DVC Deluxe seats (sold separately)
- Spring-loaded drop-down skeg provides straight tracking on flat water
- 5-Inch rear hatch secures small items like car keys, wallet, and phone (be sure to keep stuff dry in your own small dry bag)
- Molded foot supports along the inside edge of deck rim offer multiple bracing positions for your feet when seated
- Molded handle at the stern and grab handle at bow for easy transport to and from the water
- Recessed deck features fore and aft bungees for gear storage
- Supports up to 300 pounds
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I have an 83lb. labrador. I need to find...
Marguerite
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I have an 83lb. labrador. I need to find something to help him get some traction to get onto the board when we are out in the deeper water.Any ideas?
Ryan Hamilton
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You could try these http://www.backcountry.com/ruffwear-barkn-boots-grip-trex-set-of-4
or maybe sex wax or skateboard grip tape.
Hunter Lea
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Marguerite,
I like the boot idea, but I don't know if that will affect your dog's ability to swim or not in the same way that some water shoes don't do people any favors...
We used high-traction abrasive grip tape on the starting platforms while I was on the high school swim team. This stuff rrrreally sticks and might be just enough to give your dog the friction s/he needs. It's also pretty cheap and comes in different colors.
Link is work/family safe: http://safewaytraction.com/AbrasiveAntiSlipTape.htm
Happy trails!
Goood flats fishing yak
E.D.White
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I'm very satisfied with the Versa Board as a fishing kayak.
It is very stable (but not stupid proof,don't ask me how I know)the speed is decent and tracking is good with the skeg deployed.
The "first class seating" is a must if you plan on using the board as a fishing platform,after sitting in that butt depression with no back rest for a while you'll need medical attention.
I wouldn't recommend this boat for anyone heavier than me. On a good day it weigh in at about 230.
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E.D.White
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Hi Is it posable to stand up on a Kayak....
Monika
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Hi Is it posable to stand up on a Kayak. thank you.
Ryan Hamilton
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Yes, you just have to be careful.
Liquid Logic Paddle Board
wil3638241
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Overall there are good and bad things about this board, depending on what you are looking for. The dry storage compartment is very nice to have and overall these units are very durable. With that said, they are far different from a traditional SUP board. The ride and feel are totally different. It more reflects standing on a kayak rather than an SUP board. The other major concern is the overall weight. This is not a light unit. It requires two people to load it and unload it. In the end it was not the SUP experience I was looking for so I ended up with another more traditional SUP board.
Richard
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Can you describe the difference in feel and performance? What type of board did you finally end up with?
Intro to fishing on a Versa Board
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http://www.worldfishingnetwork.com/videos/channels/my-wfn/How-To-Paddle-Board-Fishing-73028.aspx
Versa Board 411
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First time on a Versaboard
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Versa Board 411
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Just some 411 photage of what the Versa boards is all about
just bought a used versa sup board. but...
kathleen
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just bought a used versa sup board. but it has no skeg (fin) any idea where i can buy one?
Shane Benedict
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You can order a new skeg through your dealer.
Has anyone tried hooking a trolling motor...
pbarou1
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Has anyone tried hooking a trolling motor up to the back of the versa board or do you think it could be compatible? I'm trying to make the ride a little faster to my favorite fishing holes.
I'm ready to order, just wondering how the...
jlaughli2079659
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I'm ready to order, just wondering how the paddle system works. Do I have to buy two separate paddles or is there a convertible paddle for SUP'ing and kayaking. Also, how much is the swivel seat?
Shane Benedict
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Right now you need to use two paddles but there are a couple companies developing a paddle that will switch between a two bladed paddle and a stand up paddle. I have a feeling they will be in production by the end of this year.
The Swivel seat is $299. I am sure that backcountry either has one or you can order one.
Shane
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SUP Surfable?
ThunderBeaver
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What, no surf?
Very Kayak-y
Elias Littenberg
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The Versa is very easy to paddle both as a kayak and a SUP board. Mega-stable, I was able to sit, stand, 'side-saddle', and handle choppy water with ease despite being very beginner. While standing, the weight and stability of the Versa meant that I could really lean into my strokes and drive it into the wind/waves without thinking about keeping my balance. You can easily get away with poor form and keep the Versa going thanks to the skeg and, again, the weight and stability. A true surf-style SUP board requires better balance and finesse, this is very forgiving.
I heartily recommend the Stern Wheel (not sold on BC.com, sorry!). It's a cinch to move the Versa around on land with the aid of this simple accessory and you can keep it on while paddling, no problem.
Plenty of storage, easy to use, durable...the Versa is a great boat/board for a variety of users.
Learning to Sup on the Liquid Logic Versa
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Taking out the Liquid Logic Versa Board on the water
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Liquid Logic Versa Board on the Lake
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On the Lake with the Liquid Logic Versa Board
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Paddling the Bay on a Liquid Logic Versa Board
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