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I am about 135lbs and am considering either the Dagger G-ride 6.2, Pyranha S6 190, or a liquid logic skip. Right now I paddle a Ultrafuge and Im considering getting a smaller boat. Thanks

Jared

My son converted a sub 6 and he like to use it for surfing. He also has a Liquid Logice Hoss for "creeking".

I have the sf6 and it is very fun. Except I find the cockpit a bit small.

I have a Liquid Lodgic Pocket Rocket for sale. It's outfitted with a Dagger pedistal, but I had to remove the straps... I think it made a great conversion for playboating, but I'm done with conversions now.

PM me for more details

Take It Easy,

David

LL Vision 44, i paddle a 56 and it's the best wave boat out there if you like going huge, and like LL hull designs, it's the ONLY way to go.

It depends on what you want to do the most. If you're looking for an easy boat to throw around, I'd say the Skip. Those other boats have more volume and can loop better, but cartwheels will be harder.

I found the vision extremely easy to throw around, espically compared to the bigwheel or pop. The hull is way faster then the skip despite the skips longer leghth
and im 160lbs and can cartwheel the vision 56 in flatwater with ease.

the only thing the skip has going for it compared to the vision, is that you can get it cheap.

David Good,
The Pocket Rocket seems a little narrow. I would like to do more playing, but also run some rivers too. Also I am located in Maine so I dont know if you would be willing to ship.

Jared

Jared,

Shipping the boat should not be a big deal. I haven't done it before, but I've had a lot of oats shipped to me.


Take It Easy,

David