This is a demonstration video, so he is moving slow to show you how to setup their kayak. There is a clear benefit to having an inflatable kayak like this. It is unique in that it is a white water inflatable kayak with a skirt. I didnt' know about this kayak when I was paddling years ago, otherwise I would have purchased it. A lot of kayakers that go paddling on a regular basis (including in the winter), will own multiple kayaks (hard shell, inflatable, foldable, white water kayak, flat water kayak, etc.), depending on the type of water/type of paddling they are doing. It is easier to store an inflatable kayak when space is limited (living in an apartment/condo, RV, etc). Also when traveling on the highway, it is way better to have the kayak in the trunk, then having on the roof (including if you are making stops at the store/to eat, etc.). Some kayaks cost $2,000, so I wouldn't feel too safe having it on the roof when not in the vehicle (even with a lock cable on it). Also, if I were paddling on a river with rapids /lot of boulders/rocks I would much prefer an inflatable kayak like this than a hard shell. Where a plastic hard shell kayak is much better then an inflatable kayak is if you are on open water like a lake/wide river with less rocks (it will track much better, especially in windy conditions), and also if you are doing tricks in rapids (cartwheels, etc).
Pretty neat, but I would trust my hips, tail bone etc...to that little blow up pad. Go over a pointed rock and you could bust a hip or something. I would think about some sort of rigid plastic plate to go under the pillow.
Awesome video Alpacka and Thor!
Great video, thanks👍
Man .. by the time this guy finishes setting up this kayak the vacations are already over
Amen brother!!!
REALLY!!! just jump in and go!!
Maybe if you can phone order a entire trip with virtual reality world would be great for ya
This is a demonstration video, so he is moving slow to show you how to setup their kayak. There is a clear benefit to having an inflatable kayak like this. It is unique in that it is a white water inflatable kayak with a skirt. I didnt' know about this kayak when I was paddling years ago, otherwise I would have purchased it. A lot of kayakers that go paddling on a regular basis (including in the winter), will own multiple kayaks (hard shell, inflatable, foldable, white water kayak, flat water kayak, etc.), depending on the type of water/type of paddling they are doing. It is easier to store an inflatable kayak when space is limited (living in an apartment/condo, RV, etc). Also when traveling on the highway, it is way better to have the kayak in the trunk, then having on the roof (including if you are making stops at the store/to eat, etc.). Some kayaks cost $2,000, so I wouldn't feel too safe having it on the roof when not in the vehicle (even with a lock cable on it). Also, if I were paddling on a river with rapids /lot of boulders/rocks I would much prefer an inflatable kayak like this than a hard shell. Where a plastic hard shell kayak is much better then an inflatable kayak is if you are on open water like a lake/wide river with less rocks (it will track much better, especially in windy conditions), and also if you are doing tricks in rapids (cartwheels, etc).
Was that Smelter rapid you were playing in at the end?
facilmente pincha o revienta....y entonces estas en serios problemas.
Pretty neat, but I would trust my hips, tail bone etc...to that little blow up pad. Go over a pointed rock and you could bust a hip or something. I would think about some sort of rigid plastic plate to go under the pillow.
Is that a real beard ?