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Found your channel a few weeks ago, ive been watching a bunch of your videos and have really enjoyed them

Appreciate all the reviews Karl, thinking seriously about getting an inflatable at some point soon. Many thanks

Great review. I'm happy I got the GoPlus and not this one. That lower d-ring is at risk of snagging on something, no front bungees, feet exposed if you accidentally hit a submerged rock/branch. Certainly not worth all the extra cost vs the GoPlus. To create spacers for the daft square d-rings, get some polymorph plastic. I use it for many kayak mods myself as it is easy to reshape if you get something wrong. Just warm it and wrap around the bits of the d-ring that you don't want the clip to go. I don't even bother with PVC patches for my punctures now - I clean then warm the area with a hairdryer or a kettle of hot (nowhere near boiling though) water, dap on a bit of polymorph, which instantly bonds to hot PVC then deflate, warm the area again and press the polymorph flat. If it goes wrong just rewarm it and reshape or use a credit card to remove it. I've fixed a big hole in my 10psi kayak with it as well as my 15psi paddleboard. I paddle the GoPlus skeg-free myself but the skeg box tends to fill with mud as I portage so I intend to use some polymorph to create a dummy skeg that is like a small rail the kayak can glide on while being dragged instead of risking damage to the PVC or skeg box. If I can be bothered I may even make another that fits a castor to quickly slot in for longer portages. I bought 1kg of polymorph and that honestly feels like it will be a lifetime supply despite me using it for a thousand household fixes as well as for my kayaks, paddles, dry bags, e-scooter, bike, giving loads to friends, etc over the last two years. Realistically, 500g would likely be more than enough for anyone.

I always chuckle when you say good morning inflatable fans .....guess i've got a perv mind

Ooh that looks like a nice boat! 😁

Good review Karl. I like the stability of that one but i'll be keeping an eye out if you do an up dated review. Like you i'm a bit concerned about those squareish D rings.

Genuinely love your content mate, is there any reason you haven't got the Decathlon Itiwit?

Great review. But I would definitely pass on this one. Nice you pointed out the flaws…👍🏽

Thumbs up for the video, presentation and review but I'm not of fan of that one. Twin fins, lack of circular D-rings and cockpit floor were all well made points Mr K.

Oh and I agree with the comments on the D rings and the floor… you must let me know what you do / how you do it when you said you’d fit your own D rings. And how you’ll seal the floor drain up because I think I’d like to do that too 👍🏻

Nice one pal, have you fathomed out what that d’ring on the underside is designed for yet?

Are you going to do a video comparing the Spinera and the GoPlus?

Witch boat do you like best out of all of the ones you have . You seem to use the one in this video a lot you have said in past the story is faster

How much is this thing? I can see being fun for short paddles, but it looks like it tracks like a potato. I'll stick with my Oru.

Good you go fishing off it

Great video