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  • BassMoore
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    ive looked at trading down the PA.. but i just cant find anything else thats going to allow me to fish the way i want to fish.

    im only 26 so right now the PA is fine for me.

    The outback deff looks cool, and is a good option for ALOT of people. even the Slayer propel is a great option ive look at that non stop.

    i just cant pull the trigger to get rid of the PA..

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  • JohnE
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    Originally posted by BassMoore View Post
    i was just asking.

    no biggie
    the outback looks cool

    i have a small bed pick up i toss my pa into.. \

    but the outback is deff a cool option for all around
    Yeah man. I don't know...maybe come down to VA beach area sometime and I will see if can keep up when I get the outback. Bed of the truck is not bad for that one, but I have to lift all the way to a ladder rack since I keep a toolbox on my truck and usually other stuff in the bed that might slide out. It is mainly the weight of the PA for me with a bad back. And the outback is a lot less money also. It is already way more than I want to spend on a kayak.

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  • BassMoore
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    i was just asking.

    no biggie
    the outback looks cool

    i have a small bed pick up i toss my pa into.. \

    but the outback is deff a cool option for all around

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  • JohnE
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    Originally posted by BassMoore View Post
    johne do u think the outback is faster then the PA??

    ive blown a few outbacks away in my pa12.
    With the new drive and turbo fins I doubt it is that much slower. But I can't deal with the size of the PA anyway...needing a trailer to haul a yak around is not for me. I will gladly deal with a little hull slap for all the advantages the outback will have for my needs.

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  • Cowpokey
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    Originally posted by JohnE View Post
    Yeah, I was pricing a 2014 at around $1800 last weekend, but seat is not great and no place to stand.
    I must have finally gotten my backside broken in, I used to get sore after 4-5 hours of sitting on my Outback...now it doesn't even phase me to be on the water for 6-7 hours. Goody picked up a staduim cushion for me, because I was complaining and I haven't even tried it yet.

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  • Snakehead Hunter
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    I'll join outback team when they fix the hull slap!!

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  • BassMoore
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    johne do u think the outback is faster then the PA??

    ive blown a few outbacks away in my pa12.

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  • JohnE
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    I do like to stand fishing flats and for snakeheads too. It is also nice to be able to get off the seat for a minute. I out for 6-8 hours at a time pretty frequently. Not exactly any place to get out and stretch your legs out at cbbt and places like that. Many people have been waiting for a pedal yak with a place to stand that is not huge beast like the PA. I hardly see it as defeating the purpose. As was mentioned earlier...outback will be better than PA in certain ways now that ypu can stand. I would never own a PA but new outback looks 1 yak to do it all...Fast, stable, room to stand, light enough to load on my ladder rack easily, high weight capacity, good quality hatches...etc.

    I was going to keep my ride because I can stand on it, but I guess I will be getting rid of that and my tarpon soon.

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  • Snakehead Hunter
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    Originally posted by JohnE View Post
    Yeah, I was pricing a 2014 at around $1800 last weekend, but seat is not great and no place to stand.
    Do you actually stand to fish? It kinda defeat the purpose of pedal kayak since you can't pedal standing up. I stand to fish for SH sometimes but I don't see me standing to fish in the bay.

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  • JohnE
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    Yeah, I was pricing a 2014 at around $1800 last weekend, but seat is not great and no place to stand.

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  • Cowpokey
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    Originally posted by JohnE View Post
    Ok. Thanks. It is actually more like $500 more at current prices I have seen.
    The 2013 Revo13 and Outback models were $1799, the 2014 jumped up to $1999. I don't know what the current prices are, maybe they have discounted them already?

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  • deleonjo
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    Dennis said that they actually have a second batch of 60 already in the pipe. The numbers probably include other models as well like the adventure island, etc. But, maybe not.

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  • JohnE
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    Originally posted by RavensDfense View Post
    Official price-$2299 for the Outback
    Ok. Thanks. It is actually more like $500 more at current prices I have seen.

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  • JohnE
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    Yeah, you guys better sell the old ones pretty quick. I have seen brand new 2014s going for around $1,800 already and price might drop more soon.

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  • RavensDfense
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    Official price-$2299 for the Outback

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