Good for kayaking Yeah or Nay?. I see a too stiff and a good for review.
1381861
My son uses it for his wheelchair -- it works fine for that and he loves it. Requires quite a bit of dexterity so I imagine it would be fine for kayaking.
1381862
The items were brought for someone else. As per the person the gloves are working very well and he is a Diver
1381863
In my opinion these were not stiff at all, really like them even using a reel while diving - not easy with stiff gloves. These were easy to get on and kept me warm at 100 feet. I'm not sure how well these will work with an oar but it's worth a try.
1381864
I think they would be ok for that but better for diving I love mine they don't let the cold in that is for sure and no they are not stiff at all and they have some grip but I don't know if they will be the best holding the ores.
1687562
I use it 5 days a week for 1-2 hrs a day and sometimes on weekends too and I had it for a month or two before it needed a charge. I think it would b great for kayaking. I hardly even notice it's there. It stays where I put it and it's sooo light weight & sounds really good. Try it once if u don't like it they will take it back...I am betting you will keep it.
944437
I would agree with the other comments. This is not the purpose I bought it for. My concern would be wet hands. Bar to me is slick.
2170135
The material is surprisingly tough. I'm lazy and have often pushed myself along shallow rivers with my paddle while the kayak scrapes on the bottom and have never had an issue. But I did lose a skeg one time due to rocks. As I posted elsewhere, you cannot get a replacement skeg - as of today, they're *still* not listed on the Intex webste - and the kayak is essentially unsteerable without the skeg.
2277400
It's all a matter of balance; with two people should work. Also would work best with a narrow kayak.
1540330
I would say yes. I have two kayak seats in my back pack. I love the board. Havnt used my kayak since I bought it not much on the standing up though.
1599603
If you mean stable as in, you won't fall out, then yes, it's fine. With only one person in, as they sit at the back, the front goes a little light and the kayak doesn't go quite so straight, but since there's no weight, a slightly harder paddle stroke quickly straightens it up again. So it's perfectly ok with just one person in.
2104318
Depends on where you're going to to use the kayak. If it is not on white water, the long one should do just fine.Works nice for me.
1024802
My previous response - "not" got missed. Wouldn't recommend and not that stiff.
937378
I have never been there, but in imagining it, I might want something a little more substantial. Also, if you will be paddling over some distance, this really doesn't do great cutting through flat water at a reasonable speed. It is great if you have a current to take you along.
452306
I think so--seems relatively water-resistant, though I doubt it will float...not suitable for kayaking business trips. :)
336166
I bought them for kayaking.They run small though, I bought an XL and they fit like they are 1 size smaller.
140248
It's hard to answer this fairly, because to me most kayboards are don't require a grave deal of pressure. Should I have something to compare it to side by side I would be able to give a more accurate answer. However, all this being said... it types very well and the keys compress very easily.
1332379
I've only used the paddles, the use of fins is possible but I think it would be uncomfortable
906955
It is pretty stiff. I would only use it for a utilitarian application as opposed to a clothing closure for instance. Hope that helps.
39701
Two different universes. I paddle and I SCUBA dive. This one is great for the kayak.
524921
I am also a first time kayak owner. I have used it 3 times and as far as I can tell it seams to be a good choice. So far I would buy it again.