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Ocean Kayak Big Yak Kayak - Sit-on-Top, 9'8"
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Our Price: $370.00
Retail Price: $529.00
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Item #1446U
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Ocean Kayak Big Yak Kayak - Sit-on-Top, 9'8"
$370.00
$529.00
Save 30% Item #1446U
2nds. The Ocean Kayak Big Yak is one of the best values in sit-on-top kayaks on the market. This fun, compact kayak offers a stable, highly maneuverable design that performs on all types of water.
- Padded seat with adjustable backrest
- Molded footrests
- Self-bailing scuppers
- Deck tie-down straps
- Cup holder
- Stern well
- Haul handles
- Weight capacity: 250 lb.
- Length: 9'8”
- Width: 34”
- Depth: 10”
- Weight: 47 lb.
- Material: Polyethylene
- 2nds. USA.
- Boats are cosmetic 2nds and may come with minor blemishes, not unlike those that will be incurred on the first outing. To ensure your satisfaction, please remove all packaging material immediately upon arrival, and inspect for damage prior to signing acceptance form from carrier. Note any damage on carrier's document, and contact Sierra Trading Post with any problems. Delivery Charge: $125. Must ship via truck within the continental U.S. only. Cannot be applied to special shipping offers.
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Stability with comfort at a great price By Chunkydunker from Loon Lake, Minnesota on 07/30/2009 Pros: Comfortable, Compact, Easy Entry & Exit, Easy To Lift, Easy to Paddle, Good Maneuverability, Stable Best Uses: Day Trips, Flat Waters Describe Yourself: Recreational Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: These Big Yaks are affordable enough for my wife and I to each have our own kayak for our early morning float on the lake. While we had easy paddling on "smooth water" and stayed completely dry, I also took it out on a couple of windy days and it handled great. The only difference was that I got a bit wet from waves coming over the sides. It is easy to launch as it is lightweight and very stable, so stable in fact that I can stand up on it while adrift. And if you do go into the drink it is easy to pull yourself back aboard. Only drawbacks, if you can call them that, are less than perfect tracking and its width. As seems typical for sit-on-top kayaks, there is some "fish tailing", especially if you are paddling hard and fast. You may also want to use a longer paddle due to its width. I found a 240cm paddle worked better than my old 220 cm paddle did. Overall, I don't think that you will find a more fun SOT kayak for the money.
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