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Tributary Strike 2 Tandem Inflatable Kayak
April 13, 2010
How is this boat on flat water (lakes)? I'm looking for a 2-person inflatable that is easy to pack up and take on road trips. We will mostly do flat water, and being able to paddle efficiently and in wind is important. But i'd like to be able to hit very mild white water as well. Class 3 would be the max i'd ever do, class 2 more likely.
Would this be a good choice? How about the Advanced Elements AdvancedFrame Convertible Inflatable Kayak?
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes
Deuter Freerider Pro 30 Backpack - 1850cu in
December 28, 2009
This pack seems pretty sweet. Anybody tried it? How much stiffness/support does it have? I have a Dakine Blade and it's mostly pretty good, but it's totally floppy so the waistbelt really doesn't help much in keeping weight off your shoulders.
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes
Voile Insane Ski
November 10, 2009
Why do the graphics on these skis not match the graphics on Voile's site? Are these 09/10 skis? The graphics look like they're from the early 90's... i don't like them at all. The photos on the voile site look much better. http://www.voile-usa.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes
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Voile Insane Ski
November 2, 2009
Do shorter but wider skis work better than long skinny ones? It would seem like that would be the way to go, because you would still get good float, and not have to wrangle enormously long skis through the trees.
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Voile Insane Ski
November 1, 2009
I'm not sure what size i'd need. I've been learning to ski the past couple seasons (i'm a snowboarder of about 15 years) and have a pair of G3 Ticket skis right now. They work pretty good on groomer and in a little powder, but i don't feel like they float enough.
These are a bunch wider but i'm not sure how long i should get. I'm 6'0" and 210 lbs. I ride wide boards and like a 158-164.
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