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Topic: Perception Overflow Whitewater Kayak  (Read 8618 times)

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polepole

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I haven't used this WW yak in oh, maybe 5 years.  It's in pretty good shape.    In its time it was a great boat for the larger paddler.  The following gear is included: Lightning paddle, Perception spray skirt, and float bags.  Heck, I'll even throw in a helmet if you happen to fit an XL or S.  I'm pretty flexible on price as I just want to clear the garage space ... how about $175 for it all.  I've seen boat only prices of $150-200 posted elsewhere.  Will also consider trade for fishing gear or a 4 season tent suitable for backpack snow camping.

-Allen