I had the vibe sea ghost 110 and got rid of it,but thanks for the suggestion
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Yeah, the new Shearwater 125 that have coming out is a great looking pedal one that had caught my attention, but the virus has screwed-up their market delivery that was supposed to hit a month or so back. I wanted to look at one and maybe use with the Hobie 180 kick-up drive but got tired of waiting and got the new Outback instead.Vibe kayaks are not made in Kennesaw. They are imported from China like many of the others.
I’ll tell you from experience, the Jackson customer service is second to none and not what you usually find from companies these days. I purchased my Jackson well-used and even so they have stood behind it and replaced stuff that I would not have expected. Very easy to deal with and shipped out replacement drives to me within days of my call.I like the seat on the lure and the weight of it. I am looking to stay under a 1000. Trying to find something to fit the bill of a good seat and weight with that price point. I am opened to suggestions on any other kayak brand
I think they stopped manufacturing that model. Seems like I remember a lot of guys complaining about that because they really like that model. Does your have the removable floor section where the FD drive could be mounted? The FD flex drive is what I love about and why I got mine (even though the original version has not been without problems). The way it automatically folds up under/into the hull is invaluable in the shallow stained flats i’m fishing. My native drive would constantly get hung up on the oyster beds I couldn’t see coming and then I would have to fight pulling it up through the well because once you are stuck you can’t get the prop vertical to fit through the hole...I bought my Yak (Jackson Cuda12) shortly before pedal drive really became a thing. Bad timing. I love that Yak, but now that I have two torn rotator cuffs, it's pretty much retired.
Native Titan or the Hobie Pro Angler. Jackson BigRig would also fit that category. But arguably it’s a stretch to call them a kayak... All are stupid expensive.what is the most stable? Cant stand the tippy narrow ones
No, mine was before the drive.I think they stopped manufacturing that model. Seems like I remember a lot of guys complaining about that because they really like that model. Does your have the removable floor section where the FD drive could be mounted? The FD flex drive is what I love about and why I got mine (even though the original version has not been without problems). The way it automatically folds up under/into the hull is invaluable in the shallow stained flats i’m fishing. My native drive would constantly get hung up on the oyster beds I couldn’t see coming and then I would have to fight pulling it up through the well because once you are stuck you can’t get the prop vertical to fit through the hole...