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Topic: wanted: duo pedal kayak  (Read 4294 times)

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ezra

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  • Date Registered: May 2022
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Looking for a double / duo pedal kayak. Something like Hobie mirage compass or similar. I will be using it for spearfishing.


divenfish

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Ezra, I would think a paddle kayak would make more sense, to me. After a long day of kicking/diving your leg muscles could be overworked, hence using a different set of muscles to propel you back to shore would be preferred.
Good luck with your search!


Sailfish

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« Last Edit: March 17, 2025, 07:33:10 PM by Sailfish »
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poulton

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Interesting, Didn't even know there was such a kayak.
Can see a guide using to get folks on fish ?