Re: Other: Kayak Sizing
In Response To: Re: Other: Kayak Sizing (JohnAbercrombie)
Most 16' kayaks I am familiar with have about 20% more volume than similar 15 footers but I agree compared to backpacking even a 15 foot allows a luxurious amount of space and weight. There is a reason I can kayak 100 miles and gain weight or backpack a 100 miles and lose weight and it has a lot to do with the food I take. And I agree small dry bags are the key for smaller spaces but larger dry bags are more convenient I think. If you plan on a lot of overnight trips I would consider a 16' for you and a 15' for your wife.
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Sam Gibson -- 12/29/2014, 11:08 am- Re: Other: Kayak Sizing
MattD -- 12/29/2014, 12:51 pm- Re: Other: Kayak Sizing
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Mike Bielski -- 12/29/2014, 9:40 pm- Re: Other: Kayak Sizing
Sam Gibson -- 12/29/2014, 9:54 pm- Re: Other: Kayak Sizing
george jung -- 12/29/2014, 11:01 pm- Re: Other: Kayak Sizing
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Bill Hamm -- 12/30/2014, 12:54 am
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Allan -- 12/30/2014, 8:32 pm- Re: Other: Kayak Sizing
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