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Topic: WTB Family yak - (OK Malibu 2 xl/ similar)  (Read 2865 times)

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Ben Guss

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I'm on the hunt for used stable family yak. Something similar to a ocean kayak malibu 2 xl, that can hold two adults and a toddler.
Thanks for the help!
 Ben
« Last Edit: June 01, 2017, 10:46:02 PM by Ben Guss »


hdpwipmonkey

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I don't know where you're located but I've seen the Malibu II  a few times on Portland Craigslist.  I have one myself and love it.  I take it to the lake for the kids to play in but it's also a good fishing platform.  I am supposed to trim down my fleet but I can't bring myself to get rid of it.

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If you can find a Malibu 2 XL, there's seatting connections for three.  We have one and while it's a little cozy with three, it's a great family yak and crabbing platform


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Depending on how you want to use it the S4 could be pretty cool too and it is really easy to motorize.




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There's an outfitter on Craigslist for 1750. Two person and pedals
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There's an outfitter on Craigslist for 1750. Two person and pedals
Jackson Big Tuna is in that price range  as well, not sure where your at but I have one in Tillamook Bay you can try out.



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Ben Guss

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Thanks for the thoughts and input. I was trying to keep the yak under $400. The mix of stability and pirce of the malibu seems quite attractive, but hard to find used...
I'm in olympia, as some have asked.
Thanks again,
Ben