Kayak Kaboose

[Macbrand]

I noticed this and thought it might be good for when you need extra storage for extended camping trips. Can be hooked to paddle boards as well.

Website found here: http://www.kayakkaboose.com/

[Davey G]

put a big ass treble on it and it also acts as a whale lure...

[scater]

What an innovative idea! I wonder how it goes in a real world situation, certainly looks the goods.

[Stoffeltoo]

What a nifty idea! Wonder if it could be rotomolded for tripping downriver with class 3 rapids? That would be the cherry on the cake.

[indiedog]

If you need to take that you've got too much crap. You can survive on an amazingly small amount of gear. For an extended trip you only need to carry extra dehydrated food and water if it's not attainable on the journey.

[Occy]

If you need to take that you've got too much crap. You can survive on an amazingly small amount of gear. For an extended trip you only need to carry extra dehydrated food and water if it's not attainable on the journey.

Can you tell me where you get that dehydrated water from Indiedog.

[missingdna]

that would be AWESOME for carrying my spare lures....Would also be good for the parmy army boys to throw an extra spaniard in when the centre hatch is filled to overflowing....

[TheFishinMusician]

gotta say, that looks neat as!
Betchya its gonna cost a bit though...

[SurfanFish]

I know a guy that has cut down an old fibreglass kayak, re-glassed the ends, glassed twin skegs on the back and made a neoprene hatch cover. It tows well. I have photos somewhere but can't find at present.

[Kaboose]

Hi guys,

I would like to address some of the concerns for the "Kayakkaboose". I am the founder & owner of this product. Someone had mentioned rotomolding; the intial kaboose was going to be manufactured that way but the dry weight would have come in at 28 lbs. Thermoforming brought the dry weight in at 15 lbs, that's a huge difference. The cost was more but the durability, material integrity, aesthetically it has a smoother finish and is pretty sleek in the water or snow which I know you guys lack. It's funny someone spoke about class 3 rapids as I am waiting for a dvd from someone who loaded the Kaboose above the rated max weight (150 lbs) and spent 4 days on a river in Michigan, US. The person towing the kaboose dropped over a 12 ft drop into class 3 rapids. He flipped over a couple of times and bounced off some rocks. The Kaboose stayed upright & everything inside was dry. I will post the dvd once I receive it. .

Cheers
Kaboose

[Eddy]

Hi guy's
I would like to address some of the concern's for the" Kayakkaboose".I am the founder & owner of this product,someone had mentioned rotomolding,the intial kaboose was going to be manufactured that way but the dry weight would of came in at 28lbs. Thermoforming brought the dry weight in at 15lbs huge difference,, cost was more but the durability,material integrity, astetic smooth finnish, it is pretty sleek in the water or snow which I know you guys lack.It's funny someone talked about class 3 rapids ,I am waiting for a dvd ,last Dec 9 guy's loaded the Kaboose to the above rated max weight 150lbs spent 4days on some river in Michigan US the person towing the kaboose dropped over a 12ft fall into class 3 flipped over acouple of times bounced off some rocks,kaboose stayed upright & everthing kept dry.As soon as I recieve the dvd I will post it.Contact for pricing toll free 1-888-825-4580

Cheers
Kaboose

DUDE!

If you are going to promote your product ... Get the spelling and grammar right!
And as for those #$%$^#$ feral apostrophes! ... ...
If you can't be bothered with that I have to wonder whether you can bother with the quality of the product, let alone service to customers.

[Macbrand]

Hi guy's
I would like to address some of the concern's for the" Kayakkaboose".I am the founder & owner of this product,someone had mentioned rotomolding,the intial kaboose was going to be manufactured that way but the dry weight would of came in at 28lbs. Thermoforming brought the dry weight in at 15lbs huge difference,, cost was more but the durability,material integrity, astetic smooth finnish, it is pretty sleek in the water or snow which I know you guys lack.It's funny someone talked about class 3 rapids ,I am waiting for a dvd ,last Dec 9 guy's loaded the Kaboose to the above rated max weight 150lbs spent 4days on some river in Michigan US the person towing the kaboose dropped over a 12ft fall into class 3 flipped over acouple of times bounced off some rocks,kaboose stayed upright & everthing kept dry.As soon as I recieve the dvd I will post it.Contact for pricing toll free 1-888-825-4580

Cheers
Kaboose

DUDE!

If you are going to promote your product ... Get the spelling and grammar right!
And as for those #$%$^#$ feral apostrophes! ... ...
If you can't be bothered with that I have to wonder whether you can bother with the quality of the product, let alone service to customers.

Settle down.

[Eddy]

well there we have it ... "I don't give a rat's rotund rectum about what my product promotions look like, any potential customers out there, suck it up!"

[TheFishinMusician]

Settle down.

X2

[tasmaniac]

[quote="Eddy DUDE!

If you are going to promote your product ... Get the spelling and grammar right!
And as for those #$%$^#$ feral apostrophes! ... ...
If you can't be bothered with that I have to wonder whether you can bother with the quality of the product, let alone service to customers.[/quote]


That was a tad harsh.