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I use the edge 3700 and have no problem with them!

Could I hear your experience about two points: 1. What's it been like lowering the wheels as you're about to come into shore? 2. With the wheels down vertically they're still well behind the center of gravity. How front heavy is wheeling the kayak around, such as pulling up a boat ramp?

Nucanoe with xi3 is the way to go IMO. I had a Titan 10.5 and made the switch to the unlimited last year. Having a fully open deck with no pedals in the way is so nice. If you plan to motorize especially with an xi3 Nucanoe has both Hobie and native beat IMO

I just bought 5-3700 and 1- 3600 of the kastking for $95! Cant beat it really! Mine did come with white labels to stick on the kastking boxes.

I don't see much different from each other 🧐 I got both.

Native titan has to have a motor on it because it paddles like a barge.

Hobie tough tire ai. Mariner sails has the wheels . I would put those on a groovy or boonedox.

Lol reast in peace hobie.

Crank down the pedal arms really hard. Put more lithium grease in drive. On the inside put goop on rudder line. I have natives for years and great kayaks. When I worked in a kayak shop at a.c.k I saw hobie in our emergency room all the time for cracks and drive etc issues. You can go on yak squad and see where the ideas me and woody Callaway came up with .

Just got my native Titan X 12.5 last week and I think my only complaint so far, is just the rudder handle, I mean it works and sure you can buy a Burley pro metal handle but for a kayak that was almost $4,000 out the door, that stock rudder handle is so cheap feeling compared to everything else on the boat.

It looks like your anchor line just goes over the side of the boat into the trolley. Doesn’t it bind up from the weight pulling down on it? Also how did you mount it, self tapping screws? I want to put one and the same spot but I think I’ll have to run it from opposite side of my trolley through an eye bolt then through trolley

Just bought one on clearance for $750. Can’t wait to get it out on the water.

Look into filling the top and bottom part of the drive with gear oil. It quietened mine down a lot and made it a bit smoother to pedal. Several videos on UA-cam talking more in depth about it. It really works.

I'm new to your channel. So you can manage transporting your kayak just by using the bed of your truck? Do you need to tie a red flag on the end? I assume you do not own a trailer. Have you ever loaded two Kayaks in the truck bed? Do they fit? Have you ever seen anybody use the flip over truck bed extender with a kayak?

I've been kayaking for a very long time and I have learned less is better. You roll over in the water you wanna be able to get back in. And if you drag your fish over the side of the boat expect to see sharks. Not kidding

Jeez where's the stereo and speakers. Putting a boat like that on the ocean would be dangerous, Or the simple fact you have tons of tackle and you would be digging in the box is all the time and not paying attention to the swells, I don't believe kayaks are meant to be floating stores.

Everybody has tons of gear, poles, batteries, tackle boxes ,tackle, very unnecessary, never a fish box, tank wells are always full of bags and boxes. Never a gaff holder. The most important thing on a kayak is open space. To move around. Stability. Place to put your fish. And a fat rudder so you can steer when you're on the water.

My biggest complaints about the Titan and slayers was the seat to pedal position. Always had lower back issues when pedaling. Interested on how it feels with the higher seat and pedaling👍 Nice back yard by the way🤘

How much for da hobie

Just my opinion, but I would like to see what you are casting at instead of the crotch shot. 😆

Would the native titan be good on saltwater

Is it more or less stable than the Pro Angler 14?

Sidekick is junk....roll pins bend. Just look around and you will see sidekicks with one wheel lower than the other. A cart with 2 inch center pvc bunks at 8 inch on center is a superior solution.

Prepare to be disappointed

Came from a PA 12 360 to a titan x 12.5. Hobie is great but there's really no comparison. Never like the H-rails. Too high and you have to buy lots of extras just to mount stuff. Stability is night and day better on the Native.

As long as i can fish a texas rig lizard, I'm good, but I'd prefer a baitcaster of some sort and a 7' medium heavy rod if I get a choice.

Also check out evolution fishing tackle boxes.

Hmmnn. Thanks for the video. I’m really old, so I have mostly cheap Plano with some old Flambeau mixed in. After watching, I think I’ll try one of each, since they both seem of good quality.

Poor thing is suffering. It’s still alive 😢

If I can only have one it would have to be a basic spinning rig, simple and inexpensive. For me it would be my Lew’s Speed Stik 6’7” medium action, with a Shimano Nasci reel spooled with 10lb braid and a 6’ to 12’ fluorocarbon leader. Let’s me throw Ned’s, Senko’s, worms, finesse jigs, chatters and spinners, as well as some small square bills or jerk baits or PopR’s.

You are doing great as a new youtuber. I enjoy the videos you have a great personality for youtube. Looking forward to new videos.

Seems way more effort to pedal then the hobie especially if you have distance to cover. I would be curious about weeds in the summer. If you constantly have to clear the prop of weeds it would suck. Maybe keep the hobie for summer and prop for fall and spring.

The pedaling sure looks awkward to me and the seat looks pretty flimsy compared to the Hobie. No skag is a drawback for tracking especially if one puts a stern drive electric motor. That is one loud drive! I do like the instant reverse. Best of luck in your new yak

Like Plano Edge - kastking has good products but like the single action opening, sturdier lip

Nice review. The KastKing has taken over my crate. I don't know if you got an older one, but all of my KastKing's have the white label. I noticed on Amazon they go on sale quite frequently.

I own the PA 14 and love it. A buddy of mine has the titan and it always has water in it. I also prefer the drive system. Also, most of us run a motor in the back and there are mounts and foot steering that make it super sweet.

Ive used pedal and fins I just love pedal drives more man ngl

Great review! Wouldn’t you want a kayak trailer instead of throwing it in the back of the truck?

Thanks man for the comparison.. native titan x.. let's gooooo....now I just need the $$$

Really good side-by-side walkthrough. (Only two statements I thought were off were the length and weight capacities - but anyone buying would look up the mfr's specs). Again, well done!

Replace the aired up wheels and tires with Ctug tires... better for sure.

I installed these on my Old-Town 106 PDL and it works awesome! Man Your rudder is getting awfully close to being damaged when you are putting it back on the horses! that is why I prefer the Old town flip up ridder.

Do you have to remove the bar attached to the wheels completely in order to switch positions? Or will it rotate without complete removal?

Instant reverse is more than just reversing, it’s like a braking system.

Any person with a brain cell knows those wheels must, must must ! Be in the center of any kayak to take the load off the person. Please move them and try it you will never go back !!

Great video. How's the leg room? Are you able to stretch out while sitting? I also troll for salmon on lake michigan, with the way the seat swivels, and the wind conditions on Lake Michigan in chicago, do you think the Bonafied pwr 129 would be a better option? I know you mentioned having the 127 tho, or do you think the titan can handle the chop & high winds? I hear the seat locks in place when its facing forward

Killer looking yak. I always wondered about these, and how they were on the water. They look spectacular in-store. How's the standing stability compared to the Hobie?? I was about ready to pull the trigger on one of these with a couple of power poles, and a cheap trolling motor, but by the time I priced it out, it was within $2K of my bass boat. So, it was tough to justify. But, there's something beautiful about the practicality of a nice, decked out yak. And, they're getting better and better (and more and more expensive, unfortunately). Looks like a lot of fun, though.

The Sidekick appears to be a far better engineered product than the Boon Dox. Good video.

Thanks for the video. At the end of the unloading from the truck and when lowering the bow to the ground, did the wheel assembly fold backwards from vertical a little bit? Looked like it. Did anything happen there?

Xi3 on the hobie is front-end heavy. I came from pa14. Once you experience it on the X. It is much more stable with the Xi3. Put the scuffer in halfway when you have the Xi3. I 100% like it more than the pa14. Wouldn't of thought that, but it's a great yak the X is.