2016 Hobie Revolution 16 $2,000.00

I bought the kayak a couple weeks ago. Had it for opener and it doesn't feel comfortable. I changed to revo13 instead as it feels more comfortable. Adventure sports helped me out for change. Call and ask for Carl at Adventure Sports/Kayak City on El Camino if you're interested.

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just curious, did the revo16 feel tippy and less stable?

just curious, did the revo16 feel tippy and less stable?

I think its tippy thats what I've been hearing feedback

You changed your mind pretty fast..

http://www.norcalkayakanglers.com/index.php?topic=71510.msg811846#msg811846

just curious, did the revo16 feel tippy and less stable?

Considering the width, it is more tippy and less stable. I don't have the skills to use it for the full benefits of it but there are guys in here that love it

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You changed your mind pretty fast..

http://www.norcalkayakanglers.com/index.php?topic=71510.msg811846#msg811846

I sure did. It was a kayak that was not as easy to use coming from an outback. And being 5'2", it was hard to get to the front hatch  too [emoji23]

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Just put HOBIE SIDEKICK AMA OUTRIGGER KIT on it and you will be fine. I put one on my revolution and feel very confident every where I go even high swell. I am sure it work well with rev 16

Just put HOBIE SIDEKICK AMA OUTRIGGER KIT on it and you will be fine. I put one on my revolution and feel very confident every where I go even high swell. I am sure it work well with rev 16

I have thought about that too. A bit late now. The seating and peddling on revo16 was hurting my left ankle for some reason too for some odd reason. Another lesson to learn

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just curious, did the revo16 feel tippy and less stable?

I think its tippy thats what I've been hearing feedback

It's tippy,I've never been in an ai or adventurer but the revo 16 when I demoed it I thought maybe it was because I haven't been in a yak a while and that I wasn't use to it,if your constantly reaching far behind you to grab lures(bass fishermen)it's not for you unless you have great balance.but after a while you'll get use to it

It's for more experienced yak fishermans and will take time to learn how to fully use it properly. I fish all waters so i don't think it will do too well in rivers

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