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Talking about kayaking, I as a beginner (but would love to do some serious sea kayaking if allowed) would love to hear some advices: I sometimes hope there are
by ferguess_k 1y ago
Talking about kayaking, I as a beginner (but would love to do some serious sea kayaking if allowed) would love to hear some advices:
I sometimes hope there are kayaks with deeper hulls so my legs can rest more easily. They can numb easily after just 5 mins of padding and I gave it up a long time ago after a few trials. I know there are sit-on kayaks but I think they are mostly for fishing.
- richwater 1y agoAs a tall individual who enjoys kayaking, you're going to spend a lot more money and research to find good kayaks. Depending on your location in the country you may not even be able to find a retailer near you with them in stock. With that said, this is probably going to be the most available and comfortable kayak for most tall people. For me as a 6'4" 220 (mostly fat, little thigh muscle) I've used it and it's good. https://wildernesssystems.confluenceoutdoor.com/en-us/products/pungo-120-recreational-kayak/9730509201 https://wildernesssystems.confluenceoutdoor.com/en-us/produc...
- ferguess_k 1y agoThanks. I'm actually quite short (160cm) so I think most of the numbness came from some other reasons.