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Mahigeer · 10-30-2015, 10:59 AM

I agree that anything with a Hobie logo on it is overpriced.

That is one down side of owning a Hobie.

The Mirage drive is an engineering marvel. Since it is the only one in the market, they can ask what they want.

When the patent runs out and or another inventor comes out with a way to help propel a kayak easier, the prices more likely go down.

Side note:
I did not list it, but I had brought a magnetic dart game and newly bought (for this trip) Backgammon set. The group was more into talking fish after dinner than doing anything else, so I did not bring them out.

As to my own list, should I have left my prescription medicine, bottled water, or underwear at home?
I am modifying it though to make it more adoptive to the future trip/s.

10-30-2015, 10:59 AM	#12
Mahigeer Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 1,908	I agree that anything with a Hobie logo on it is overpriced. That is one down side of owning a Hobie. The Mirage drive is an engineering marvel. Since it is the only one in the market, they can ask what they want. When the patent runs out and or another inventor comes out with a way to help propel a kayak easier, the prices more likely go down. Side note: I did not list it, but I had brought a magnetic dart game and newly bought (for this trip) Backgammon set. The group was more into talking fish after dinner than doing anything else, so I did not bring them out. As to my own list, should I have left my prescription medicine, bottled water, or underwear at home? I am modifying it though to make it more adoptive to the future trip/s. Last edited by Mahigeer; 10-30-2015 at 11:14 AM.