Looking for a PA or equivalent... - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

jbaker · 11-23-2013, 07:57 PM

The X-factor is a great kayak. It can be a bit wet in the seat depending on the paddler. If your looking for comfort and a dry ride check out the Cuda 14. The big rig is great too but can be a bit much depending on the person. I've owned an X-factor, stealth 14, revo 13 and Cuda 14. I like the Cuda 14 the most, personally I don't care much for peddles. OEX mission bay has Jackson's and Malibus ready to demo. Fast lane is just around the corner and has Hobie's. I would head out and make a day of it. Anyone can point out features and highlights of their kayak but its really a personal choice.

11-23-2013, 07:57 PM	#8
jbaker Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Redding Ca Posts: 85	The X-factor is a great kayak. It can be a bit wet in the seat depending on the paddler. If your looking for comfort and a dry ride check out the Cuda 14. The big rig is great too but can be a bit much depending on the person. I've owned an X-factor, stealth 14, revo 13 and Cuda 14. I like the Cuda 14 the most, personally I don't care much for peddles. OEX mission bay has Jackson's and Malibus ready to demo. Fast lane is just around the corner and has Hobie's. I would head out and make a day of it. Anyone can point out features and highlights of their kayak but its really a personal choice. __________________ A SoCal to NorCal transplant Hobie Fishing Team Headwaters Adventure Company Kayak Fishing team

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