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@@aplomBomb thanks for the view and annecdotal feedback. Very much appreciated..

So far as they are new we don't have a load of annecdotal evidence on durability.. mfron a construction and feel standpoint I would say the stealth is likely to be more durable than the Odachi. The Odachi feels more like a specific Creek racing paddle, the stealth is a whitewater paddle for sure.

It will depend on the sun roof. If it lifts up then yes it will. If it retracts then there is a good chance it will not .

@@greg.davies thank you for checking out the video and for the kind words. I personally have the NRS vector rescue PFD I find it fits me a little better than the Green jacket. However I did use the green jacket for a number of years and really like that PFD In Canada the vector is quite a lot cheaper than the Green jacket also so that is something to consider north of the border

@@alleghenywanderer6081 thank you for viewing the video and feel comment. Rubbing the paint off can certainly be a concern. Some ways to mitigate that are positioning the knot and buckles in a spot that is not touching the paint. Another thing we've seen done is essentially using some kind of sleeve around the points that touch the vehicle, fleece, towel, phone or any soft material like that will protect the paint job.

The icon is our choice over the meridian too. Thanks for watching the video and for checking in.

@@tzxsr it should do. It just depends on the bar spread and the bar type. Do you have factory racks or after market ones like Thule, Yakima etc?

@@AQOutdoors I have the stock factory bar that came with the vehicle . Thanks for the quick response

@@tzxsr the only thing we have seen is that the factory racks sit too low to the vehicle so the box sits on the roof rather than an inch above it. Are you in Calgary or Edmonton or elsewhere?

@@AQOutdoors Texas USA

@tzxsr it would be worth checking with a loxal rack shop to see if it will work on your bars Thanks again for checking out the video and I hope it works for you. They are great roof boxes .

@@philcross3371 thanks for checking out the video and for the question. I think it is the Mammut Eiger Free Pro HS gore rwz jacket. It's a couple of years old so has been updated but I love the jacket.

@@AQOutdoors thanks for that. Might have to save a few pennies for that.

@@georgewilliamssr5230 thanks for the view and question. $638 for the straight shaft and $760 for the bent shaft in both models.. that is Canadian dollars and excludes tax.

In this video it is the Large.

@@holmespun thanks for the view and comment..

@@MatthewBrookKayaking thanks Matt.. appreciate the view and the comments..

@@almighty123T thanks for checking out the video and for the kind words..

@@noahgabriel210 the river is high right now but in the coming weeks it will drop and summer is in full swing.. we have lots of lessons available still if you are new to paddling..

@@AQOutdoors ok... How about warm enough for swimming?

I like cold water but it's it too cold?

@@noahgabriel210 it's still pretty cold right now. They are releasing a lot of snow melt out of the reservoirs. With good gear on its pretty comfortable though.

@@AQOutdoors bummer. I need to swim

Thanks for the feedback. We haven't seen any problems with ours, however in full transparency we have not used it a whole bunch. I wonder if yours has some sand, gravel or grit Court in the pulley perhaps? We also haven't seen any inquiries from units we've sold with this issue. I imagine it is something that NRS are perhaps aware of? And if that's the case it would be certainly worth bringing it up with them. Thanks again for checking out the video and let us know if we can help in any other way

@@suep9445 wow. Thanks so much for the detailed response and for checking out our video. Very much appreciated and I'm sure will bring value to other viewers of this video

@@henrygerwien186 thank you for the kind words. We're glad to hear the videos are useful. Happy paddling.

Thanks Henry. Really happy to hear you're getting back into white water paddling after a long break. We hope you continue to enjoy the videos. We have a bunch of new ones coming out very soon.

@@AQOutdoors Thx, I'll have a look on it!!!

@@Pacmanite you are very welcome..

@@jbb6802 thanks so much for checking out the video and for the kind words. We are stoked you found this all the way in Germany. Hope you are having a great season..

You are most welcome, thank you for commenting and for watching them!

@@darksidecarnival5385 thank you for sharing. Also for the kind words about lucas, he is a great instructor indeed. Keep us posted on how it goes and for sure let us know if you have any questions

@@1982ozark thank you for the anecdotal feedback and insight for viewers of this video. Very much appreciated

Where on your kayak do you mount your anchor? I have the kuda and I’m looking into getting an anchor set up

@@JordanSatterly I used a Scotty universal patch, PVC adhesive and mounted the Scotty anchor system on the right front pontoon about a foot back from the front of the kayak. I also purchased a diving reel and used niteize silicone twisty ties to secure the diving reel to the daisy chains to the right of the kayak seat. The diving reel works very well for anchor rope management and has a good locking mechanism. I like having the anchor at the front of the boat because when I drop, it automatically points me up river so I can fish with the current. For anchor rope I used the bright yellow polypropylene you can by anywhere, Walmart, Lowe's etc. about 30' and 1/4" diameter. It's high visibility and waterproof.

You are very welcome. Thanks so much for checking out the video and for commenting. Would love to hear what your experience is once you get in both the boats

Thanks so much for checking out the video and the kind words. Stoked it was valuable..

Thanks for the kind words and for checking out the video. For the pet stroke, thinkmofnitnas a reverse sweep with your front hand higher than usual. You are then pushing the back of the blade down and then once it sinks start pushing it away from the boat. I hope that helps.

As long as you ensure the mounting feet are not at their complete maximum width in the mounting track, you shouldn't have any issues with the fasteners. When at the limit and not properly centered on the crossbars it is possible to break off a small plastic tab which is just a release mechanism and shouldn't' actually impact the usability of the mounting hardware . Hope that helps!

Thanks for checking out the video. Based on the specs it should do. There is sometimes a variance in the measurement guide but I think it should be OK.

Thanks for the question and for checking out the video. The Emperor is for sure the beefuest suit that level six makes. I would at that the Odin is for sure a durable and heavy duty feeling suit. It just doesn't have the same reinforcement the Emperor has.

Realistically the Emperor would be the choice if you are really beating up on the suit. Lots of bushwhacking, hard portages etc. Anything short of that I think the Odin is great.

Thanks again for checking out this video and for the questions.. I think that XL would be the way to go. You are right.. you will have some extra material in the legs but I think it will be better than not enough in the upper body in the large. We for sure accept returns.. thanks and please don't hesitate to reach out.

@@AQOutdoors Thanks for the super quick response. Just had my wife measure my chest and it's 47" so yep, it looks like XL will be the way to go

@@n-da-bunka2650 no worries.. please let us know if you have anymore questions..

Thank you for checking out the video. I think it should work for the pike pro we would love to hear how that goes for you

Thanks for checking the video and the question. It is pretty standard as far as flotation goes for roll setups. Not as good as a foam core but as good as any other laminate fibreglass or carbon paddles.

Thanks for checking out the video and for the insight..

There are lots of places online and and stores across North America and the world. If you are in Canada or the USA you can purchase many of them on our website at www aqoutdoors.com

Thanks for the anecdotal thoughts and insight. Very much appreciated and super valuable for other people watching this video

That is great to hear. Can you confirm where city wave is and what type of wave it is? Is it one of the waves at Harvie Passage in Calgary or elsewhere? If elsewhere the more info the better and video of the wave would be better still. Cheers and we look forward to your reply

It depends on the model a bit but any PVC boat is easy to dry. Just deflate it and put outside our of direct sunlight.. packing is pretty straight forwards. Some of the bags (depending on brand) can be a bit tight but for the most part you deflate them, roll them and put them in the carry bag.

@@AQOutdoors thank you for the reply! 🙂

Sick! Thanks for the feedback and the kind words mate.. stoked you are enjoying your new whip..