Good tip. Thank you.

I want to like it. Hard to say without all the frame bars adjusted but the aft seat mount is inside the boat instead of out on the tube. Looks like you lose a foot of space & inside becomes even more cramped. The Slipstream looks to be a gray Star raft with an NSR frame. I think the better deal is the Outcast 13 - Aire Tributary raft with an NSR frame. Just my $0.02

Great video, thanks for posting! Thinking about getting one of these.

Mine didn't come with a paddle. When you unboxed yours you didn't take out a paddle. It mysteriously appeared and you said it comes with it but it wasn't in your box or mine.

What kind of rack do you have on your prius?

I'm 5'2", can the seat be adjusted to the mirage?

For $249 you cant beat this packraft!

I don’t see the blade rests on your website

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Thanks, useful done, catch you later~=))

Fun fact I’m friends with the owner

What's the vest you wearing on top of the suit?

I love that thang

What keeps me from buying this is the colors no more choices and dont like those colors 😢

This exactly the video I was looking for. I have a 10’ 2 man plastic pontoon boat and just looking for something in case I lose my balance and fall into cold water and need to get back into my boat. The lakes I fish are small and I only go out when conditions are mostly calmish.

Good video !

Two questions: 1. How is that rocket box sling rigged in the back behind the dry box? The loops on one end look like it might come out to a D ring and the perimeter line, but what about the loops on the inside facing the water jug? Come to think of it, how’s that water jug secured? Another sling? 2. How does the rocket box and water jug interact with the Pacific River Bag? Looks like the bag is designed to take up the entire stern, but I can’t tell how you have it rigged here since there’s other stuff in the way.

I’m considering pulling the trigger but my only worry is rocks tearing it

I know a few people that swam there as teens back in the 90's and got pretty bad skin rashes. I go out once in awhile and kayak around. There are usually some squatters. If you head up the mountain from there you can get to some pretty high out looks. 3400 ft.

I love my Hobie Mirage iTrek 9 9'5" but I struggle to inflate it. I can hand pump the end of it. I have tried several electric pumps. the Hobie attachment doesn't fit all the way into the pumps. Any advice on what others are using?

Draining this pond would be a horrible idea. Every time I go there there's always folks on it. Paddling and... Fishing. Nice Bass, Bluegill and Trout pond. I don't see any benefit draining. What a loss of a wonderful, peaceful place if their plans go through.

Thank you, good choice for fisherman.

I have one for Kayak fishing. Its performance is awesome, but the craftmanship is really disappointing for a 2600 raft.

If only it was 1000 denier instead of 500.

Would love to see a comparison with the Hobie Lynx

I know that place! I spend a lot of time in that area. I've never taken my kayaks out there though. I once saw a river otter out there. Lots of salamanders and waterfowl as well. I really hope they don't remove the dam.

Beautiful spot. I want a ITrek 11 for a camera boat. They seem stable and easy to handle.

Secondary stability how is it on the kestrel 120

how much is the 140 blue one?

MEK is not good to breathe and or allow to be absorbed by your skin. Where your PP. Thanks for the tutorial all the same!!

You will be fine as long as you are dealing really cold water and big wave.

Great How-to video!

HAHAHA!!! Cowabunga!

What’s your build and what size do you have on? I’m thinking about ordering one.

I appreciate your review. I’ve been researching dry and semi dry suits for awhile. Your review helped me out a lot.

Do those kestrel have bulk heads in front and rear

Excellent video. Thanks for taking the time to put it together. Cheers, W

What is the model of the recretec frame here? Looks perfect for that 14’ RMR.

Thanks for the step-by-step walkthrough, it was just what I needed!

I bought the Kokatat Supernova recently. I tried several different dry suits and also dry trousers/jacket combos. The Supernova was by far the most comfortable. The neoprene collar with a cinch tighten cord allows you to slacken it off or tighten it up as required. The neoprene is very soft too compared to the other suits and jackets I tried. Unless you are going to be in the water a lot, the latex neck gaskets of full dry suits are too uncomfortable IMO. I think water ingress on the wrists is much more of an issue anyhow, your head and neck will be above the water line almost entirely if you fall in (hopefully, otherwise you will be drowning!). Only downside is the colors suck (like most Kokatat gear). I got the orange one but the blue is just as bad (no offense!). I put comfort and practicality above how it looks though, I’d highly recommend the Supernova.

Great vid! For reference, what size suit is that? I've got a barrel chest, but not super tall, so trying to guess best size. How do the socks work? Looks like you have the bottom cinched up? Thought you were without the socks, but maybe sock are in your shoes? Looking for way to compensate for legs being too long for me :)

Great vid

That's been my experience. A get a little ingress but nothing approaching a significant risk. I'll trade some dampness for avoiding getting choked by a latex gasket all day.

Great video guys.

Great to see you guys on KZfaq!