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The coil ones are less likely to get tangled in your reels when you're fighting a fish or just simply retrieving an iron. They are easy to store and don't tangle as easy. I would certainly suggest those.
As far as the paddle goes, I would suggest getting the Manta Ray over the String ray. It has a wider blade with more Surface area. It weighs almost exactly the same and the price point is the same. The rule of thumb when choosing a paddle is you want to match the kayak in width. "many recreational kayaks are so wide that they need a little extra "oomph" in the paddle to make them perform well—especially when accelerating from a dead stop. " http://www.roguepaddler.com/choose2.htm AB Sting Ray Specs Blade Surface Area: 87 sq.in. Paddle Weight: 28.75 oz AB Manta Ray Specs Blade Surface Area: 104 sq.in. Paddle Weight 29.5 oz If I remember, you got an X-Factor? 33inches is a nice WIDE boat. You will definitely notice a difference. Good luck, see you out there. Neill |
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