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#1
mccainwillwin - Posted 7:44 pm PDT 10/31/08 (593 Posts)
Perfect for Nuisance Jvance, wand, and Mucho tumbo to float down the Niagra river over the falls!
#2
tyk - Posted 8:23 pm PDT 10/31/08 (309 Posts)
who buys this stuff???
#3
whiteapple - Posted 8:47 pm PDT 10/31/08 (56 Posts)
Not you obviously because the maximum capacity is 395 lbs.
#4
deviousrlm - Posted 9:20 pm PDT 10/31/08 (15 Posts)
#3 lol!
#5
JVance - Posted 10:14 pm PDT 10/31/08 (1186 Posts)
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Of course grampsmccain would be first to post on something that deals with inflatables.
#6
icecloud - Posted 11:46 pm PDT 10/31/08 (15 Posts)
when i picture a kayak, i picture rocks in the water... sharp rocks.. inflatable kayak = fail.
#7
dsim - Posted 12:41 am PDT 11/1/08 (13 Posts)
Crazy... I wouldn't trust something like this to hold up in any type of water condition..
#8
liutim - Posted 5:44 am PDT 11/1/08 (7 Posts)
i have an Advanced Element kayak that could handle class 3 rapids. toys such as this one definitely require use of personal flotation device, although multiple air chamber is a safety feature.
#9
status - Posted 8:59 am PDT 11/1/08 (132 Posts)
One would hope that #8 is using a PFD when they are in their Advanced Element kayak in Class III rapids. They make inflatable kayaks that handle Class V water and I've seen them do 30' waterfall drops.
Kayak pictured above is not intended or even remotely advised for anything over mild Class II use...unfortunately some folks that buy them try them out in Class III+.
Kayak pictured above is not intended or even remotely advised for anything over mild Class II use...unfortunately some folks that buy them try them out in Class III+.
#10
davidnphan - Posted 9:41 am PDT 11/1/08 (11 Posts)
I would get this if it looked more sturdy
#11
lapierce - Posted 10:05 am PDT 11/1/08 (165 Posts)
I went down the Ocoee here in East Tennessee on an inflatable killer whale from Wal-Mart in 2001. Class III and IV. I was a guide at the time, so it was more like "on the job training" practically swimming the whole river.
#12
slither123 - Posted 10:29 am PDT 11/1/08 (4 Posts)
| mccainwillwin wrote: |
| Perfect for Nuisance Jvance, wand, and Mucho tumbo to float down the Niagra river over the falls! |
TOTAL PWNAGE!
#13
dhho1 - Posted 4:28 pm PDT 11/1/08 (1838 Posts)
does this thing actually work?
#14
jimbeau - Posted 4:39 pm PST 11/2/08 (26 Posts)
This looks like a lot of fun for the backyard pool... if u happen to be named Donalt Trump and have an Olympic size pool.
#15
heidelbergensis - Posted 2:22 pm PST 11/3/08 (501 Posts)
| mccainwillwin wrote: |
| Perfect for Nuisance Jvance, wand, and Mucho tumbo to float down the Niagra river over the falls! |
Without going thru the older posts, I already know nuisance, JVance, Wand, and MuchoTumbao have been pwning mccainwillwin(milf_hunter) into oblivion lately.
#16
mtpaul - Posted 7:37 am PST 11/6/08 (155 Posts)
Actually good for ponds and flatomatoer.
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