NikTheGeek · Mar 2, 2013

Rigid sit-in kayak

Usual wear and tear scratches from being dragged and from white water, but it is indestructible. No hull repairs.

Foot rests and pair of paddles.

£50 out side of ebay or £55 on ebay

Rigid sit in kayak with paddle (Pyranha I think, but not 100% sure) | eBay

Nik

GINGE · Mar 3, 2013

does indeed look like a Pyranha rotobat.

God thats old. :lol:

GLWS

NikTheGeek · Mar 3, 2013

BIG_GINGA_BEARD said:
does indeed look like a Pyranha rotobat.

God thats old. :lol:

GLWS

Ah, thanks for confirming.

So I genuinely have no idea what it's worth. Could you give me a realistic idea? £20? £40?

thanks

Nik

mistericeman · Mar 3, 2013

I'll give you £30 and collect one evening ?? ?

JonnyP · Mar 3, 2013

NikTheGeek said:
Ah, thanks for confirming.

So I genuinely have no idea what it's worth. Could you give me a realistic idea? £20? £40?

thanks

Nik

Plastic boats sell better than fiberglass etc ones, esp good make ones like that.. I would auction it again with a £50 reserve. Paddle looks half decent too..

GINGE · Mar 3, 2013

NikTheGeek said:
Ah, thanks for confirming.

So I genuinely have no idea what it's worth. Could you give me a realistic idea? £20? £40?

thanks

Nik

The issue is the old rotobat is well "old" its an old design. it is brilliant for clubs(we have a few) as you can roll one really easily.

I wouldnt want to do anything other than paddle a canal in it as it dosent have the thickness and rigidity for anything more demanding.

Most clubs now use newer designs, they either use a more stable design like a pyranha master or a more streamline design like a perception dancer. One is good at going straight and the other is flat bottomed almost and has good stability.

The rotobat is very round and unstable, hence why its easy to roll.

I reckon you should take what you can for it.

I think the £30 collected you were just offered is a good price.

Thor1950 · Mar 3, 2013

BIG_GINGA_BEARD said:
The issue is the old rotobat is well "old" its an old design. it is brilliant for clubs(we have a few) as you can roll one really easily.

I wouldnt want to do anything other than paddle a canal in it as it dosent have the thickness and rigidity for anything more demanding.

Most clubs now use newer designs, they either use a more stable design like a pyranha master or a more streamline design like a perception dancer. One is good at going straight and the other is flat bottomed almost and has good stability.

The rotobat is very round and unstable, hence why its easy to roll.

I reckon you should take what you can for it.

I think the £30 collected you were just offered is a good price.

Kayak's are great to fish out of

GINGE · Mar 3, 2013

Thor1950 said:
Kayak's are great to fish out of

not this one. :lol:

The only thing you'd catch in this is a cold from falling in!

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