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The lakes and the rivers of the Adirondacks are phenomenal kayaking grounds and this kayak excels for three to four day camping trips. It is stable, light in for its class but durable enough for the punishment of wind, waves, beaver dams and granite rocks often encountered.

Its sufficiently large enough to hold all my supplies, versatile enough for open water day trips to eloquently cross lakes quickly while still being able to navigate the twisty low flow of a beaver river like the Oswegotchie which has miles of 180 degree switchbacks.

I love polyethylene boats because they are so tough taking the sand, beaver dams and rocks for years, showing little. Because Im not worried about damage to the kayak Im more engaged in experiencing my trip not worried about about every bump, scratch or branch.

I really like the bow and stern hatch covers provide a simple but effective means for covering and keeping gear dry even in rough windy conditions. It keeps the boat dry during transport and are easily removed or replaced in wind, rain hot or cold. The seats, bulkheads and foot braces just work,simple but effective. I especially like the adjustability of the seat with lumbar support making a six hour paddle less impacting.

Ive got several kayaks this one is my go to boat! It is quick and agile for a day paddle, a beaver dam warrier easy to load with my gear and easy on my back during long days out. It is not only my most versatile weekend craft, it truly is, "better living through plastic".

The lakes and the rivers of the Adirondacks are phenomenal kayaking grounds and this kayak excels for those three to four day camping excursions needed to get to the most remote water ways. It is stable, light for its class but durable enough for the punishment of wind, waves, beaver dams and granite rocks often encountered.

Its sufficiently large enough to hold all my supplies, versatile enough for open water day trips to eloquently cross lakes quickly while still being able to navigate the twisty low flowing river like the Oswegotchie, which has miles of 180 degree switchbacks shallow waters, beaver dams and strainers to navigate.

I love polyethylene boats because they are so tough; taking abuse from granite sand, beaver dams and rocks for years and still showing only slight wear. And because I’m not worried about damage to the kayak Im more engaged in experiencing my trip unconcerned about about every bump, scratch or branch. Even electing to shoot occasional rapids like those in the upper reaches of cold brook.

I really like the bow and stern hatch covers which provide a simple but effective means for covering and keeping gear dry even in rough, windy, rainy conditions. It keeps the boat dry during transport as well, are easily removed and replaced in wind, rain, hot or snow with a quick snap. The seats, bulkheads and foot braces just work; simple but effective. I especially like the adjustability of the seats lumbar support making a six hour paddle less impacting on my lower back.

I've got several kayaks but this one is my go to boat! It is quick and agile for a day paddle, a beaver dam warrier, easy to load with my gear, quick and agile but stable.

It is not only my most versatile personal water craft, it truly is, "better living through plastic".