I agree with all you said here. I really need a seat cushion as I'm pushing the weight limit and it's not comfy for me to sit so low, but if I go any higher, this may feel way too tippy. If you are like me and are way more comfortable in a higher sitting position, you'll have to figure out if you can handle stability issues. I've seen another video where the kayakers do use a marine square cushion and didn't mention any issues. I don't know if a person's size matters here; I'll have to follow up once I try paddling this skinny thing with a higher seat cushion.
I wouldn’t want to even try a higher seat pad on this one. I’m right at the weight limit to start with. After paddling it several hours I’m comfortable in it and don’t feel like it’s constantly about to tip. The seat is equally uncomfortable as almost every other kayak seat out there if your butt is planted in it for a few hours. I find lifting myself up and shifting an inch or 2 on the seat every half hour helps.
I agree with all you said here. I really need a seat cushion as I'm pushing the weight limit and it's not comfy for me to sit so low, but if I go any higher, this may feel way too tippy. If you are like me and are way more comfortable in a higher sitting position, you'll have to figure out if you can handle stability issues. I've seen another video where the kayakers do use a marine square cushion and didn't mention any issues. I don't know if a person's size matters here; I'll have to follow up once I try paddling this skinny thing with a higher seat cushion.
I wouldn’t want to even try a higher seat pad on this one. I’m right at the weight limit to start with. After paddling it several hours I’m comfortable in it and don’t feel like it’s constantly about to tip. The seat is equally uncomfortable as almost every other kayak seat out there if your butt is planted in it for a few hours. I find lifting myself up and shifting an inch or 2 on the seat every half hour helps.