I like two blocks from a lake. Is the fully inflatable kayak something an average person could carry that far ? Thanks!
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I am an unathletic but healthy 65-yr-old man, and I could do it, with paddle and seat. I would prefer not to, but I could, because lake.
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Fully inflated it is pretty lightweight. I would think anyone of reasonable fitness could manage it. It is a bit bulky when inflated though. Finding a comfortable way to hold it might be the bigger issue. Any sort of lightweight cart would help on that front.
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I take mine in the Gulf of Mexico to fish and no matter if the conditions are flat calm to 2 1/2ft seas with constantly shifting winds mild to gusty, in the marshes, skinny waters with oyster beds, muck and rock, I'm confident in the way this little vessel handles out there. Google Earth is a good tool to use before you go out, to find out the what the waters are like. Pay attention to the weather and use common sense in regards to conditions, your abilities and comfort zone. The kayak should get you there and back w/out incident.
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Yes. Enough space for a small cooler or a pair of shoes.And yes. It does have good balance and level built for fishing and tough manouvers too. However: since is inflatable item, you have to be careful when manipulating fishing hooks or sharp objects close to the kayak's body.
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I have had 14 and 16 foot kayaks on it so if it's near that I wouldn't see why not. It ready is only two foam blocks and two straps.
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The TMS cart works great for my 10 ft Kayak (SOT) and it rolls easily. If you have a paved or gravel road, or a decent trail you would have no problem. Walking on a good surface with this cart is a breeze - even when loaded with fishing gear.
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The kayak shouldn't be a problem. When I use the loader, I carry a step stool with me to get to the top of my Forester. Only challenge I can see might be getting the kayak back on the carrier when it's on the roof, but it's only a small move.
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Rhonda, in my case I would have to say it is only good for one. I have a Moken 12.5 that is 32" wide. I have been looking at getting a touring kayak, and I have been thinking the same question about transporting two.
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Two people can use this kayak comfortably. I think there is a weight limit though.
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We took ours out in Rockport Harbor, Maine. It worked perfectly fine, no problem with small waves from boat traffic. I will probably buy a SeaEagle inflatable as they look even better. All in all, enjoy the bays.
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Yes. Enough space for a small cooler or a pair of shoes. And yes. It does have good balance and level built for fishing and tough manouvers too. However: since is inflatable item, you have to be careful when manipulating fishing hooks or sharp objects close to the kayak's body.
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Sorry for the late reply. I am away so I don't have the kayak with me. It is very stable and extremely good quality. The dimensions inside are standard, not tight at all. My husband is 6'2" and we go all the time with our 2 little children. I hope this helps.
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I wouldn't recommend it. It's a very stable kayak, but when you have the element of waves, the likelihood that it will take on water increases. I would say to get a kayak that is made specifically for the ocean.
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Should be more than adequate. I have a hobie outback that is little over 12' and if any problem it is too big. It is not really moisture proof but keeps dirt and debris off. Moisture obviously not an issue for a kayak.
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Lakes are good. Very stable. It is wide enough for a child on the front, but that is where the only bungee cord is if you want to carry anything. I haven't tested the max weight it will hold and I'm a pretty light female. I would call Isle. They are very helpful on the phone.
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It's easily strong enough to hold a couple kayaks. Just tie them down. You'll be fine.
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Ismael,I dont know why you wouldn't be able to us it there. Unless they dont allow kayaks there. The kayak is rated for 400 lbs, so you would be good to go. It moves well in the water, but wouldn't be the best when windy as it's very light and you may have to fight that. For me, I would buy another one if I did it again. It's great.Hope this helps
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This boat is hard to paddle and steer in a straight direction if you're going down a river. Takes a bit of coordination, but you can manage. Just don't expect to go far in a short amount of time. Inflatable kayaks or canoes are speedier, or just get someone to tug you behind their kayak or canoe!