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Topic: Anyone own a Radar 115?  (Read 5842 times)

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I B Whalin

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December 05, 2019, 08:39:10 AM
My wife used my Radar 135 and thought it was a little too big for her tastes. I'm thinking a 115 will be a little easier for her to manage. I'm looking for info on stability and tracking etc. I wonder if any dealers have it available for test paddling. Anyone out there that owns or has tried one?
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