Re: [Paddlewise] Advice needed

Gary Pewitt wrote:
> 
> >Paddlewisers,
> >I am planning to buy a new touring/sea kayak. I live in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
> >I want a large volume single and since I live in a condo I will need a
> >folder.  I have Ralph Diaz's book and have read it several times but it
> >does not have a review on the Folbot Kodiak which is one of my semi
> >finalists.  With the Klepper and Feathercraft.
> >I really like the info I have seen on the Klepper and Feathercraft singles
> >but the prices
> >are so very high.  Is a Klepper single really worth as much as a Folbot
> >Kodiak -and- a
> >Folbot Greenland II?  Or to put it another way, is the Folbot so bad?
>SNIP<

Many things enter into buying and keeping any kayak(that's why there is 
so many brands and models), however I can tell you this, folbot is a 
great company to do buisness with. They have a good product, great price 
and are fair people to work with.
I have a kodiak that I would not sell for three times the price I paid, 
IF I could not get anouther one. It is a good single!
Folbot has a policy that says, if you buy it and don't like it, well just 
send it back. My suggestion would be to by yourself a kodiak(there is a 
sale going on right now), but be prepared to keep it(you'll like it).

cheers,

James(and my super or aleut isn't for sale either)

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