Nice intro video. After paddling 9 miles of flatwater with no flow I realize I need to add a touring boat to my fleet. I'm a bigger guy with wide hips so struggle finding sit insides that I can fit in. Now the struggle to find one to see it If can fit in.
@The.Alabama.Woodsman
7 жыл бұрын
Nice video. Im 5'9" and just over 260lbs. Im looking to get off the couch! I had a fishing kayak but lost interest as it was very heavy and slow. Im looking to camp and explore. This video explained a lot and with a little more research still to be done, it helped me make a choice. THANKS!
@bebe0928
8 жыл бұрын
Tsunami is my pick
@tranquility9325
6 жыл бұрын
I have tried both boats. I have physical limitations so I need a boat to meet me where I am physically. The tsunami wants to go straight, big time and can be a challenge for me personally. The journey however is much easier to turn, and I can get more polished with her as time goes on. Journey for me, is a winner winner, chicken dinner lol.
@jt3512
6 жыл бұрын
I have yet to try the journey, but the tsunami tracks very well and has great speed. But, its chunky like a tank. Someone on yt called it a barge lol. Its hard to turn as well. I was offered to try the journey, and will do it soon.
@waynefatguyinakayak7408
2 жыл бұрын
I have the Tsunami 165. It turns pretty easy on edge. Touring boats aren't meant to be turned while being flat on the water.
@MysticalDragon73
Жыл бұрын
did you actually try and compare the two?
@alexadams4396
10 жыл бұрын
What's the weight capacity on the journey? I am 6' 2" and about 260, looking for a touring boat and am actually tied between these two but can't find all the specs.
@shootingthehooch7259
7 жыл бұрын
The journey is 275 lbs for 13'6" and 310 lbs for the 14'. The Tsunami 145 is 350 lbs and roomy. I have a Tsunami 145 and its a solid kayak. Given that your comment is 3 years old I'm sure you made your choice already but figured I'd answer your question anyway.
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