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Thinking of Buying a Yak Board?

Author: Earl of Curl February 4, 2010

Thinking of buying a yak board? Here are some things to think about before buying:

1. You’re going to get wet!–So you’ll need to have a wetsuit or drysuit to stay comfortable, especially in the ocean.

2. It can be slow-going, especially if you are a big person.–Weight creates drag in these flat boats. Windy conditions will slow you down even more. It doesn’t track that well, so you just keep your strokes nice and easy.

3. They’re stable and easy to steer.–Perfect for novice paddlers.

4. They’re easy yo transport.–At about 8 feet and lightweight, they’re easy to load on and off the top of your car, the back of your truck, or even the inside of your car!

5. It’s a fishing platform!–Yak boards work well as fishing/crabbing boats in the ocean, river, or bay. They’re stable and have extra room for your gear and your catch.


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