Pedal or Paddle

2 Hobies, a Pro Angler and an Outback.  both are 09's, the OB is a loaner

We are a 4 paddle yak family. Two  Maurauders, a T-13, and Ty's Kea.

2 Outbacks, one X-Factor, one T140.   

3 paddle kayaks. X-Factor, Mini-X and a tandem inflatable DiveYak.

"Welcome to the DARK SIDE"

Loving my Hobie!

We have two paddle kayaks. The wife has a Cobra Escape, and I have a Cobra Navigator. I have to admit the hobie line up looks nice.

The "dark side" force is getting stronger.  I can feel it 

I like shallow water and some dense areas as well as my "dry" kayak so paddling works well.  I would think that a Hobie owner could really make time pedaling and paddling at the same time.   I have 4 paddle kayaks.

The "dark side" force is getting stronger.  I can feel it 

So the oldest daughter is turning 4 in April and I've already planted the seed for a Hobie Sport for the 5th b-day. 

That would bring us up to 3 Hobies.  Now I just need to figure out to how incorporate a Revolution into the picture. 

I would think that a Hobie owner could really make time pedaling and paddling at the same time. 

It's not as useful to do that as you would think....it is nice to be able to paddle when you are tired of pedaling however.

I think it really depends on which Hobie you have.  The Outback is a great fishing machine but it's a barge to paddle.  The Revo paddles very well but lacks the great storage areas and stability of the Outback.  If I could have two yaks, I would have a Revo and an Outback. 

I paddle...Malibu X-Factor. But when my ship comes in, I'd like to add a Hobie to my tiny fleet. 

OK Prowler 15. My one and only kayak - love that boat.
BUT I'm not that loyal; I'd consider a Hobie.

Have been paddling a OK malibu two XL four years now, planning to go to the dark side with a new Revo
Tad