New Kayak for New Chick!

it will be tippy.  But it's no different than someone paddling the Mini X.

Having owned and sold both, not really.  The Escape and Explorer have very high seat pans and the resulting COG that make these little rascals very tippy if you venture into the secondary stability.  Jelly paddled one for ages and slayed the fish on it though.

At this rate, the New Chick is going to be an Old Salt by the end of summer haha!

Those pics of those kittehs made me think of the site http://icanhascheezburger.com/

At this rate, the New Chick is going to be an Old Salt by the end of summer haha!

Those pics of those kittehs made me think of the site http://icanhascheezburger.com/

Or http://www.shorty.com/bonsaikitten/

 

it will be tippy.  But it's no different than someone paddling the Mini X.

Having owned and sold both, not really.  The Escape and Explorer have very high seat pans and the resulting COG that make these little rascals very tippy if you venture into the secondary stability.  Jelly paddled one for ages and slayed the fish on it though.

I assume that they aren't identical as far as being tippy, but I meant more as in - the smaller skinny boats in general will be more tippy than say, the maurauder or any other wide long yak...... (for the most part)... not trying to lump them in   And again, I'm a novice, so ... I'm not disagreeing Just relative comparison... for the most part.