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Barbara
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My husband and I each love this kayak. One yellow, one blue. The fit is perfect. I am 5'5" 125#s. He is 5'10" 160#s. It is easy to handle in calm lake water, and easy in rough Puget Sound waters. Feels solid, easy to turn, comfortable, light to lift, perfect for us!
The Tribute 12.0 airalite does not come...
Crete
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The Tribute 12.0 airalite does not come with a skeg. Can you add one? Do you think a skeg make that big of a different in the way the kayak handles?
Karl G.
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Although the description states this kayak has no skeg that really isn't true. The stern (tail end) of this boat ends in a narrow section which is properly called a skeg. A skeg makes the boat want to go straight through the water and helps to stop the bow swinging back and forth as you make paddle strokes. This makes paddling in a straight line easier especially for beginner paddlers. This narrower boat will also be easier to move through the water and will move quicker than a boat with more beem (wider). Mostly a skeg comes pre molded into the hull shape and can't be added to plastic boats. Good luck and you might want to check out paddling.net for lots of helpful advice.
hi im 5,7 I weigh 125 will this kayak fit...
sophia oliva
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hi im 5,7 I weigh 125 will this kayak fit me right I dont ride kayaks alot but when I do I am pretty good with them is this kayak a good fit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Help mer!!!!!!!!!!!!!
sophia oliva
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I WOULD LIKE A KAYAK FOR THE OCEAN IM 5'7 125 POUNDS
I am female, 5'8" and an athletic 170 lbs....
Laur
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I am female, 5'8" and an athletic 170 lbs. Will I fit comfortably in this kayak or is this going to be too tight for me? I like the fact that this is a light-weight kayak at around 40 lbs.. Seems very do-able for me to heft it onto my SUV by myself...yes? Thanks for your help with these questions
I DO NOT like the small cockpits. I am a...
angela
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I DO NOT like the small cockpits. I am a larger woman, and prefer to have easy manuevering in and out of my kayak as much as I choose. I also love being able to pull my legs out on top and "kick back". I love perception kayaks but I am not finding exactly what I want in a 12 ft. kayak from perception. Makes me sad. I like the grey squishy foam seats, also the old style handles (short bungees with a small palm sized handle grips) I also like the larger cockpit. I have a 9.5 ft. Sundance, which is perfect for creeks and small rivers, but I am finding no luck with a bigger perception that I like.
Gone Fishing
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Angela, you might want to take a look at the Carolina, it has a larger cockpit while still in the 12 foot category.
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Perception Tribute 12.0 Kayak
AthenaTiffany
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It took me a while to figure out which kayak was right for me. I was concerned about weight, cockpit size, and dry storage ability. I'm 5' 3" and weigh 130lbs. I went around trying other kayaks and found that this cokpit size was perfect for me. In other kayaks...my hands would hit the sides of the boat and my range of motion was limited. This boat is super light and easy for me to load on my car. When I received the boat...the paint was speckled...which is how the boat is made. The pictures online dont show how the paint job actually looks. At first it bothered me, but then I got over it. -I've taken it on one overnite trip...and it was super smooth the whole time. I feel like maybe I over packed a little which brought the boat down a tad, but nothing I was concerned about. All in all....I love my boat. -I also bought it at Backcountry.com...and the shipping was prompt, they also made sure that I was happy with my purchase and the packaging that it came in was very nice. I dont think anything couldve damaged the boat in transport with the packaging it is held in. I actually use the packaging to keep my boat nice and covered when its not in use.
Does this one have foot pedals?
fra3840183
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Does this one have foot pedals?
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No, no rudder on this, so no pedals.
Gone Fishing
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It does have foot braces if that is maybe what you are referring to.
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Joel McBride
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I am thinking about taking a week long...
Ann
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I am thinking about taking a week long paddle trip down a river with class 1 and 2 rapids within the next year. This is my first kayak. So, I consider myself a noivice. Would this be the kayak to take.
angela
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Write your answer here...Ann, my girlfriends and I do short trips down rivers. We spend 2-4 nights on the river. Its very hard to pack a weeks worth of stuff into even a 12 foot kayak. If you bring plenty of water and dehydrated food, you could make it work. If you pack small and light, bring only what you will use, you could make it work.
Write your question here...am a male 5'7"...
django
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Write your question here...am a male 5'7" 145lbs..can I use the tribute. one is for sale
Brian Reyman
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It's a tad late, but to answer it for others in a similar situation. Yes, you'd fit in the cockpit, thought it will be a bit more snug than other choices. If you like a slightly tighter fit, it'll do just fine.
What makes the Perception Tribute 12.0 a...
sbpach2032928
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What makes the Perception Tribute 12.0 a woman's kayak? Is it simply the smaller cockpit dimensions?
Brian Reyman
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Yes - the slightly smaller overall size, including the cockpit. It also comes in a few softer colors more geared toward women (although it still comes in a nice red). If you're a more slender or shorter man - or just like a slightly more confined (and more controllable) cockpit, this would do nicely.

angela
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