I have paddled the Sea Bright kayak. It is pretty good. It is made of the real estate sign material. It is a one piece bottom totured around pvc pipe stringers. I think it would be difficult to install a good bulkhead because of the stringers.

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> Roy; I'm beginning to form an image of something like "tortured
> plywood", but with some chine bends at the corrugation lines
> which likely run fore and aft. The picture in the water is heeled
> to port, and obscures most hull detail such as chines, though it does
> show the fine entry you mention. I believe I may have used the material
> on a small scale in Real Estate signs. I gather the hull is one piece,
> folded without cutting at the keel, likewise at several chine lines.
> I was sorely tempted to jump at it, as a quicker, cheaper way into
> the water, but leery of the mystery and rampant superlatives that
> clouded their ads. I bet the weight is under thirty pounds. Tell us
> more--- is it possible to add bulkheads, and maybe a hatch or two..?
> If you can, compare it to the CLC discussion of hull shapes? TNX,
> Scotty