NuCanoe Flint Kayak On the Water Review
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
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Igniting the passion of the beginning kayak angler, with the new NuCanoe Flint Kayak. The Flint is designed to refuel the fire of experienced anglers looking to get back to the basics. The Flint is well adapted for lakes, creeks, and rivers. The Flint features a CustomHeight Pinnacle Seat, as well as multiple horizontal and flush mount rod tubes, 2 Tackle Box Pockets, a Hawg Trough Channel, five 8″ Accessory Freedom Tracks, Combo Side Handle and Paddle Holder, a Transducer Recess, Square Transom, and is Junior Seat Compatible. Pedal Power will be available as an option in the future (Release Date TBD)
How does the flint compare to the nucanoe frontier 10? Both at the same price range . I'm debating flint vs frontier 10
The Flint is designed to be a sleeker boat than the Frontier 10, so it's faster and tracks better, but has about 150lb less total capacity and isn't as stable. Hope that helps!
@@ACKTVnetwork thanks for reply. I will have to find a dealer and test it
I had the f10 for 5yrs , not the easiest thing to paddle and car topping was awkward do to the width of it , tracking was okay , wind was a nightmare. Once the flint came out i sold my f10 and grabbed a flint. Better yak in all aspects to the f10, not as stable as the f10 but stabililty is great. Everything else is superb , on and off the water handles very well..
@@nashguy2814 thanks for your review. I fish rivers and lakes . Most likely I'll get the flint after I do a test paddle
I’m trying to decide between this and the lure 11.5, any suggestions, I’m 5’10 150lbs and I want to be able to stand comfortable
The Lure 11.5 is gonna be more stable if you are worried about being able to stand, but the Flint is going to be much easier to paddle. You'll still be able to stand on the Flint without much problem. It'll ultimately come down to little preferences, but I would probably give the edge to the Flint in this case.
I am also thinking about the new bonafide rs117, are you going to do a review on that one
@@justinabbott9884 We are working on getting one on the water sometime soon, but haven't gotten the details nailed down just yet. Stay tuned.
You say no rock in the boat when you stand but it looks pretty shakey to me
I have a flint... it can flip. But you have to make a solid mistake. I've taken mine offshore in CA in some pretty big swells (6ft+) and if you pay attention you are good. For a 11 foot 63 lbs boat it is pretty amazing. Compare apples to apples. If you want a barge, well there are plenty of very stable barges out there.