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Topic: Purchasing a new kayak  (Read 2493 times)

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Tenacious_B

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  • Location: Stumptown USA
  • Date Registered: Nov 2011
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I notice that kayaks sell for the full MSRP on all the websites I've found (Hobbie Mirage 13 in particular).  Would a local shop like Next Adventure give a price break at all?


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  • Date Registered: Oct 2011
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I think Hobie is pretty strict about their pricing but most shops might give you a discount on all your accessories.  You might be able to find a 2010 Rev that is discounted. Its a great boat and I would definitely put the turbo fins and large rudder on it!!
 
        


 

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