X-Factor & P15 Trident - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

JrBasser · 08-11-2008, 12:18 PM

I own both the X-Factor and a Trident and I absolutely love the trident. The X-factor is actually my dad's boat because he wants to feel stable and nothing more. The trident however has never had any stability problems for me. While the x-factor may be more stable, its more stability than you really need, and the trident will still have enough stability to put you in your comfort level. The paddling efficiency of the trident is leagues above the x-factor, but the X-factor has better rigging options. Definitely paddle both of them. If you find you do most of your paddling in La Jolla, you'll like the trident better. If you find you spend most of your yaking hours in the bay hoopnetting lobster, well, speed doesnt really matter and you may likie the X-factor more. Definitely schedule a demo and try out both.

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08-11-2008, 12:18 PM	#4
JrBasser Senior Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 260	I own both the X-Factor and a Trident and I absolutely love the trident. The X-factor is actually my dad's boat because he wants to feel stable and nothing more. The trident however has never had any stability problems for me. While the x-factor may be more stable, its more stability than you really need, and the trident will still have enough stability to put you in your comfort level. The paddling efficiency of the trident is leagues above the x-factor, but the X-factor has better rigging options. Definitely paddle both of them. If you find you do most of your paddling in La Jolla, you'll like the trident better. If you find you spend most of your yaking hours in the bay hoopnetting lobster, well, speed doesnt really matter and you may likie the X-factor more. Definitely schedule a demo and try out both.