Launching-Landing Sit-on-top Kayaks

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Jan young - 7 years ago

This type of kayak nowadays is very rare. I just bought a 17 year old hobie pursuit (they don't make it any more) - and it looks very much like your cobra re-vision.

tom jackson - 7 years ago

If you need this level of instruction……better take up knitting.

big dummy - 7 years ago

ditto on the S P F 100 SUNSCREEN for those legs

AleaderWaterShoes - 8 years ago

I'm having a kayaking party with my two friends tommorow so this was extremely helpful xx thank you x

Reubs2V's - 8 years ago

gay

Phatzoot - 7 years ago

Reubs2V's hahahahahaha

Chuck Peacock - 8 years ago

Good advice, that's exactly what I do but I never thought it out - how do you like the Re-Vision for general paddling or fishing? I've had a Tourer, Expedition and Marauder and I enjoyed them all - have others now but sold them because I had a crappy job and needed the money, I like Cobras...

Top Kayaker - 9 years ago

That is a Cobra Re-Vision surf kayak. Kayaking is a watersport, one expects to get wet, especially when using a surf kayak.

Mike L - 9 years ago

Pointless. You don't need to get wet when launching or landing a kayak - especially a sit on top.

Brandon Squires - 9 years ago

+Mike L Sounds like you may be in the wrong sport if you dont like getting wet. Its a watersport, getting wet is part of it.

steve booth - 9 years ago

What make and model kayak is that ?

Top Kayaker - 9 years ago

+steve booth That is a Cobra Re-Vision surf kayak.

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MrBlister1972 - 10 years ago

That's great if you lakes with shallow points or beaches to do so. My local ones don't :(

Lass-in Angeles - 10 years ago

Thank you Tom! Very handy advice and I will visit your store online. You may want to use a muffler around your microphone to get rid of the wind noise. That's how the pros do it.
Thanks a lot for the educational video!!