NorCal Kayak Anglers
Kayak Zone => Kayaks => Jackson Kayak => Topic started by: Sin Coast on June 05, 2015, 02:03:11 PM
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Anybody paddled the new lightweight Jackson Cuda LT yet?
http://jacksonkayak.com/blog/kayak/cuda-lt/
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I haven't..would be stoked to check it out though...not sure if any of the dealers out here have any in stock?
If I hear of any available to demo I will let you know.
:smt006
Sincerely,
Jim
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What is the weight? I am not seeing it on their website.
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57 lbs :smt001
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Love to see it paddle next to one of the Wilderness Systems Tarpon 120 Ultralite
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57 lbs :smt001
Is that the bare weight without seat, or as pictured?
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57 lbs :smt001
Is that the bare weight without seat, or as pictured?
I dunno but I would assume that it is without.
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64 with seat :smt006
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57 lbs :smt001
Is that the bare weight without seat, or as pictured?
I dunno but I would assume that it is without.
usually its bare hull w/o rigging (i believe)
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What is the weight? I am not seeing it on their website.
go to the cuda LT page, click on product description, bottom of the colom on the right hand side.
http://jacksonkayak.com/blog/kayak/cuda-lt/
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My brother in law thinks this is the boat he wants. He's demoed it once out of HMB. Everything started off fine until he turned to talk to someone when he quickly lost his balance and quickly went for a swim. He still thinks it's the boat for him... Just wants to add some outriggers. Any thoughts?
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I saw this thing at Claveys in petaluma almost ended up buying it, but went with the regular cuda because i wanted a different color.. But it is a sweet looking yak!
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I'm the brother-in-law. I traded the Cuda Lt for a Kraken. Much better for my needs. Lt is too difficult to do any modifications. Maybe future model will be more suited for fishing.
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I gave one some pretty serious consideration at one point but ended up going with the eddyline carribean 14. I don't remember a lot about the lt but I believe it had a lot of plastic rivets and stuff where as the eddyline has stainless steel hardware and seemed to be a much better quality product overall.
There were some things it liked about the cuda as far as features. I believe the cuda had a nice hatch system/center console but the eddyline I got has a mod pod and I am still considering cutting it to make it an open hatch setup like a trident. I believe it also had a pretty nice seat. One thing I did notice about the cuda LT was some pretty serious oil canning on the hull which maybe was from improper storage but I would have thought the dealer would have known better.
Any kayak that is lighter is better in my opinion though. I'm wanting for the eddyline to make a c135 with some pedal system then I may be all done buying kayaks....