new pro angler

any one else see the pics, look so cool 12'x34" i think same price and the greatest looking seat ever

No, I can't see any pic. 

cause i dont have one saw it in a brochure at sunrise in livermore

Here is a video of the new ride

That thing is bad ass.  I'd love to demo one.  I'm not to sure about its nor-cal ocean ability, but for freshwater, that thing looks rad.  Typical hefty Hobie price tag as well.  But damn, that will give me something to save for.  The darkside is calling me...

nope that is the old one one one has a new one yet.

To get that thing moving, you would need sail, paddle, mirage drive and a trolling motor.  36" wide,  man that would be a work out for me.

Just pick this one up today the 2012
So stoked
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To get that thing moving, you would need sail, paddle, mirage drive and a trolling motor.  36" wide,  man that would be a work out for me.

I have had a PA for almost 3 years, and while yes, they are heavy, and yes, they are expensive..........you will forget about all that once you are on the water.  Super stable, easy to pedal, and a place for everything and the kitchen sink  (they are rated to carry 600 pounds).  I pedal for 10 or more miles many trips and not get tired (I am not a spring chicken either).  pedaling a Hobie Mirage drive is effortless and very different from pedaling a bicycle.  Demo one and you may find yourself going to the dark side also!   
congratulations gino! 

Sweet ride! I love that you even gave it a sleeping bag to lay on!!

Anthony

This is a good place to ask the question.

When is a "kayak" no longer a "kayak".
Someone on this site (Sorry don't remember who) once said they consider the PA a "boat" and not a "kayak".   No knock on the PA  (looks awesome) just with peddles, sails, motors and bigger and bigger craft where do you say "kayak" no more?   
I mean is a 20 footer with a sail, a motor, batteries, radios, lights, live well, coffee maker, etc.... really still a "kayak"? 
Most dictionary definitions include......"propelled with a double bladed paddle"...but not all.  Of course most all also say...."with a cockpit to sit in"....Food for discussion?
 

Lol thanks for noticing Anthony, gotta baby that thing until I make room in the gagrage

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Thanks atavuss now gotta get this baby out for some chrome

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This is a good place to ask the question.

When is a "kayak" no longer a "kayak".
Someone on this site (Sorry don't remember who) once said they consider the PA a "boat" and not a "kayak".   No knock on the PA  (looks awesome) just with peddles, sails, motors and bigger and bigger craft where do you say "kayak" no more?   
I mean is a 20 footer with a sail, a motor, batteries, radios, lights, live well, coffee maker, etc.... really still a "kayak"? 
Most dictionary definitions include......"propelled with a double bladed paddle"...but not all.  Of course most all also say...."with a cockpit to sit in"....Food for discussion?
 

It's been discussed before somewhere on the site but not sure where.  Maybe start a new thread?

I think I have mentioned it in the past only because Hobie doesn't call it a kayak. All being said it's bad ass!!!

Anthony