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Topic: Suggestion on a light weight kayak  (Read 5192 times)

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Sin Coast

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The Mini-X is a good option
That doesn't track well either.  Maybe check out a Ocean Kayak Trident/Prowler 13, or even an 11?
True, but beggars can't be choosers...  :smt003  And it would seem to fit the bill of under 50lbs and under $350.
But at your size, I would also recommend the Scrambler XT; lightweight and paddles decently. I've owned a few and my main complaint was my butt barely fit the seat area.
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I've owned a few and my main complaint was my butt barely fit the seat area.
X 100.

Sooo uncomfy if you have a larger butt like some of us...

 :smt005 :smt009 :smt044

Definitely worth demoing before you pull the trigger!

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Prowler... 55 lbs

Venus 11.... 44 lbs

Scupper pro... 55 lbs

A few CL deals from Monterey.
https://monterey.craigslist.org/spo/5408290166.html


https://monterey.craigslist.org/spo/5414848182.html
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There are some very nice inflatable kayaks out there.  Look at the Sea Eagle Fasttrack as an example.  www.seaeagle.com  I plan to get the 15 foot 465 Fasttrack. so that I can do spontaneous kayaking with the family.  Can seat 3 paddlers, you can mount a motor to it, and you can fish from it.
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Keep your kayak and get this may be the best idea:



Eddyline C-135 on its way (Yellow top/Grey Bottom), now named the "YukAttack."