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Topic: The Amazing Raptor part 2  (Read 9460 times)

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flounder pounder

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I've been out in some pretty nasty stuff but never capsized or even felt worried about it, but as we all know sh!t happens.  I really should get out in some rough watter and make it capsize, with a few spotters for safety of course.  It seems to flip over fairly easy in mellow sea's but rough surf is a whole different animal.  It can be quite powerful and unforgiving!


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Keep all the pics and comments coming!! These yaks look awesome. I will definately rent one in May!
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