@@angelocerra474 so far the swiftest rivers I’ve been on are the Menominee and Muskegon. Several other slower rivers. Both were moving pretty quick and it performed well. The Muskegon challenged it in sections, but i was able to read the water and move up the eddy’s. Some faster parts it makes headway just a little slower. I have not had to get out and walk it down the banks due to current yet. Part of that will be what kayak you have though. My RVR hull was designed specifically for rivers. I also weighed about 250 at the time. Works better now that I’ve lost weight. I still use it for the shallower rivers I get on and have bought a spare prop although the original prop is still in very good shape despite all the rocks it has hit. I bought the 180 pro and mounted that on my Nucanoe unlimited. All in all I would buy it again. For the unlimited, I contemplated between the 180pro or the 300 and picked the pro due to the lighter weight and I didn’t want to buy a 36V battery. And the fact that the regular 180 performs well.
Thanks for the informmation. my main concern with my rvr 119 and the nk 180 pro is if it has enough power to go up stream . your reply is very helpful
Wow! Your wife must really love you!
She’s the best. She’s also my only sponsor😁
How good is nk 180 when going up stream ??? Does it have enough power to. Propel you up stream in a river ??
@@angelocerra474 so far the swiftest rivers I’ve been on are the Menominee and Muskegon. Several other slower rivers. Both were moving pretty quick and it performed well. The Muskegon challenged it in sections, but i was able to read the water and move up the eddy’s. Some faster parts it makes headway just a little slower. I have not had to get out and walk it down the banks due to current yet. Part of that will be what kayak you have though. My RVR hull was designed specifically for rivers. I also weighed about 250 at the time. Works better now that I’ve lost weight. I still use it for the shallower rivers I get on and have bought a spare prop although the original prop is still in very good shape despite all the rocks it has hit. I bought the 180 pro and mounted that on my Nucanoe unlimited. All in all I would buy it again. For the unlimited, I contemplated between the 180pro or the 300 and picked the pro due to the lighter weight and I didn’t want to buy a 36V battery. And the fact that the regular 180 performs well.
which cup holder is that?
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What did you use to rise the back of the seat?
I destroyed this perfectly good yoga block thingy to size and i velcroed it down. a.co/d/fVkGeMY
Great looking kayak and setup.
Thank you!@@FISHINGWITHFRISBY
I have the same RVR119 in camo, love it!! What did you use to swap out the screws on the access hatches?
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what seat risers are those? Was supposed to pick up my rvr today, but I woke up late and forgot all about it until tonight
3Dyak.com for the risers.
I am waiting for my rvr to get here. how do you like the rod stager on the side.
Came from YakGadget and I love it.