Just bought a Dace pro angler 14, and it looks surprisingly well built.
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Just bought a Dace pro angler 14, and it looks surprisingly well built.
Hi chapos.
I sold my last yak a bit too prematurely it seems.
Getting ready for a stealth purchase, I didn't realise that there will be a wait for delivery and the best thing for me to do would be fly up to qld and check it out in person before putting a payment on the choice I want and waiting for it to be delivered.
Stupid me didn't even check if they had a store in Adelaide to buy them from before jetting my old ride.
after a sudden realisation I'd be spending all summer yakless, I just went and bought a Dace to get me through till the stealth can be dealt with.
Unpacked it this arvo, and I'm more than impressed with the build quality in what is essentially the cheapest kayak you can buy in Adelaide right now.
I'll get her out tomorrow if the wind doesn't pick up, otherwise - I'll let you know how it goes. Tight lines.
I sold my last yak a bit too prematurely it seems.
Getting ready for a stealth purchase, I didn't realise that there will be a wait for delivery and the best thing for me to do would be fly up to qld and check it out in person before putting a payment on the choice I want and waiting for it to be delivered.
Stupid me didn't even check if they had a store in Adelaide to buy them from before jetting my old ride.
after a sudden realisation I'd be spending all summer yakless, I just went and bought a Dace to get me through till the stealth can be dealt with.
Unpacked it this arvo, and I'm more than impressed with the build quality in what is essentially the cheapest kayak you can buy in Adelaide right now.
I'll get her out tomorrow if the wind doesn't pick up, otherwise - I'll let you know how it goes. Tight lines.
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Re: Just bought a Dace pro angler 14, and it looks surprisingly well built.
That'll do the trick. Enjoy
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Re: Just bought a Dace pro angler 14, and it looks surprisingly well built.
I was looking at these myself can't wait for a reveiw do you think you could load it on to a 4x4 by yourself
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Re: Just bought a Dace pro angler 14, and it looks surprisingly well built.
It is heavy, but I can get it on my Navara Ste by myself.
I do it the same way as with my old cobra 5.5 meter.
Basically lift the front onto the back of the car, then lift the back and slide it on.
The only thing you need to remember is to ensure you have enough to space behind your car to sit the yak while you do it.
I do it the same way as with my old cobra 5.5 meter.
Basically lift the front onto the back of the car, then lift the back and slide it on.
The only thing you need to remember is to ensure you have enough to space behind your car to sit the yak while you do it.
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Re: Just bought a Dace pro angler 14, and it looks surprisingly well built.
I've tried that but my roof racks have non slip rubber on them so no go Iv just muscled it up at 30 kg it's not hard but the blance from the center is a bitch how heavy is this one compared to the cobra
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Re: Just bought a Dace pro angler 14, and it looks surprisingly well built.
The cobra was 25kgs, this Ne is about 30:
The weight isn't really the issue. Once you get over 4.5 meters any weight at all will be hard to manage by yourself.
The weight isn't really the issue. Once you get over 4.5 meters any weight at all will be hard to manage by yourself.
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Re: Just bought a Dace pro angler 14, and it looks surprisingly well built.
Nice ,you'll be able to get right up close to the fish too.
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Re: Just bought a Dace pro angler 14, and it looks surprisingly well built.
By right up close I hope you mean in my belly.
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Re: Just bought a Dace pro angler 14, and it looks surprisingly well built.
I carry a couple of rectangles of rubber-backed carpet to get around this. Rubber grips the car/roof racks and the yak slides over the carpet.mash wrote:I've tried that but my roof racks have non slip rubber on them so no go Iv just muscled it up at 30 kg it's not hard but the blance from the center is a bitch how heavy is this one compared to the cobra
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