Good review on that craft. I didn't even know there were any set up like that with the slightly raised seat. Really cool. Rae you are pretty much correct on the wind effect, I used one of the Colorado type pontoon inflatables for years and if the wind was up I was away we go. At 6'5" I did make a pretty big human sail tho. Good day overall ladies. Thanks again 😊
lol! The wind will have you all over the place! It’s not so bad when it’s blowing in the same direction you’re rowing. We call it nature’s trolling motor 😂
I didn’t realize inflatable kayaks even existed before I saw this upload. You all did an excellent job going over the set up and all the details involved with it. I am proud to be a new subscriber to your channel. Rock On Kast Queens…..Rock On !! 🤘🏻🎣🤘🏻
We found that it works better if we load each of the IKs in Home Depot 27 qt. totes (black/ with yellow lid). We keep all the accessories and float related things like life vests and such in the bags. The totes are easy to load and do help protect the IKs from getting poked or jabbed by something sharp while in the back of the truck or SUV.
When you fold it up make sure the tips of the kayak are folded underneath when your folding it up. Plus kneel on it as you fold it to push the air out. There's a deflation video on NRS. I just bought a electric pump with a deflation switch to help with that.
Hi great video enjoyed the action. I have few questions What happens when fish’s dorsal fin hit the side walls?Sharp tribal hooks from a plopper or a spook gets stuck on the sides?
Glad you enjoyed it! We were worried about hooks at first too! The drop stitch material is very thick and durable. It would require some serious force to puncture it. But we still try to be careful when using treble hooks just to be safe!
@@kastqueens thanks for commenting back. Can’t wait to see y’all’s adventures on the river. I only float tiny rivers in Tennessee. And like to get the NRS 126. Have few kayaks and I bet the inflatables are pretty easy to float. Good luck on your next adventure.
Great video, thanks for posting! I'm waiting for my Kuda 126 to arrive and looking forward to getting out on the water with it. Now that you've had it for a while do you have any additional feedback regarding handling, durability, and pros and cons. Have you added any accessories that improve your fishing experience? Again, thanks!
Since this video we’ve taken it on many adventures and it has handled exceptionally well. It’s went against rocks, logs, and been in some accidental situations with no damage. The best accessory we ended up getting is an automatic pump! It has saved us time and energy when inflating/deflating. It has been a great vessel so far!
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Good review on that craft. I didn't even know there were any set up like that with the slightly raised seat. Really cool. Rae you are pretty much correct on the wind effect, I used one of the Colorado type pontoon inflatables for years and if the wind was up I was away we go. At 6'5" I did make a pretty big human sail tho.
Good day overall ladies. Thanks again 😊
lol! The wind will have you all over the place! It’s not so bad when it’s blowing in the same direction you’re rowing. We call it nature’s trolling motor 😂
Good name for the wind, that’s another new one to me too 😊
I didn’t realize inflatable kayaks even existed before I saw this upload. You all did an excellent job going over the set up and all the details involved with it. I am proud to be a new subscriber to your channel. Rock On Kast Queens…..Rock On !! 🤘🏻🎣🤘🏻
Welcome to the channel and thank you for the support and kind words! These inflatables sure are convenient when you don’t own a truck lol!
Great review! Best of luck on your fishing adventures this spring!
Appreciate you! Hope you have a great season!
We found that it works better if we load each of the IKs in Home Depot 27 qt. totes (black/ with yellow lid). We keep all the accessories and float related things like life vests and such in the bags. The totes are easy to load and do help protect the IKs from getting poked or jabbed by something sharp while in the back of the truck or SUV.
Awesome idea! Thanks for sharing!
well done folks.just brilliant and tight lines ladies.x
Thanks a ton!
For that pump hose, you dont use any of the attachments for the bottom connection. You simply screw it on to the Kayak valve itself. :)
Thank you! We finally figured it out
When you fold it up make sure the tips of the kayak are folded underneath when your folding it up. Plus kneel on it as you fold it to push the air out. There's a deflation video on NRS. I just bought a electric pump with a deflation switch to help with that.
Great info, thank you!! We just purchased an electric pump as well and it’s been so helpful! Worth every penny.
great review! kayak looks nice! 👍👍
Thank you! So far it seems great we’ll see how it stands the test of time
Hi great video enjoyed the action. I have few questions What happens when fish’s dorsal fin hit the side walls?Sharp tribal hooks from a plopper or a spook gets stuck on the sides?
Glad you enjoyed it! We were worried about hooks at first too! The drop stitch material is very thick and durable. It would require some serious force to puncture it. But we still try to be careful when using treble hooks just to be safe!
@@kastqueens thanks for commenting back. Can’t wait to see y’all’s adventures on the river. I only float tiny rivers in Tennessee. And like to get the NRS 126. Have few kayaks and I bet the inflatables are pretty easy to float. Good luck on your next adventure.
Great video, thanks for posting! I'm waiting for my Kuda 126 to arrive and looking forward to getting out on the water with it. Now that you've had it for a while do you have any additional feedback regarding handling, durability, and pros and cons. Have you added any accessories that improve your fishing experience? Again, thanks!
Since this video we’ve taken it on many adventures and it has handled exceptionally well. It’s went against rocks, logs, and been in some accidental situations with no damage. The best accessory we ended up getting is an automatic pump! It has saved us time and energy when inflating/deflating. It has been a great vessel so far!
Thinking hard about getting one of the Kudas
It’s a great little boat. We recently got an electric pump and it’s made it so much easier to inflate/deflate it
Can you share info or a link to the pump you purchased? Thanks!
@@joeparker8478 absolutely, it’s on Amazon and is called the Outdoor Master 20PSI SUP pump. Hope that helps!
Bought one but it's green. Hopefully I won't tip over. I can't swim.
Definitely wear a life jacket!! But so far this one has been stable and I’ve had no issues. Hopefully it’s the same for you!
Nice review, but to me it looks more like a fishing isup than a kayak.
I would definitely agree with that
Think those are carp.
They were. It took me a little while to finally realize it lol!
How much
It really depends on when and where you get it. I’ve seen them as low as $750 and as high as $1400