Pyranha Kayaks Elite Outfitting | An Introduction & Explainer

In this video, our paddle specialist George discusses the latest whitewater outfitting from Pyranha kayaks. This builds on their popular systems, including Connect, Stout, C4S and Stout, to name just a few. The driver behind its development is a desire to produce a system that is both more comfortable AND offers the paddler greater control, whilst being lighter and simpler to adjust. What more could you ask for! The outfitting style was first seen in the ReactR kayak, but will be the standard fitting in premium whitewater models moving forward.
See it in action by visiting our Pyranha ReactR listing at the link below:
www.roho.co.uk/pyranha-reactr...
As always, please get in touch for advice.
Robin Hood Watersports
152 Leeds Road, WF16 9BJ
kayak@roho.co.uk
01924 444888

Пікірлер: 5

  • @mikekelly4481
    @mikekelly4481Ай бұрын

    I was hoping for some type of thigh lifter.

  • @robinhoodwatersports1106

    @robinhoodwatersports1106

    Ай бұрын

    Hi Mike That's interesting and perhaps it is something you have enjoyed in a Dagger contour ergo boat? When these were first released our local paddlers felt they added a significant amount of weight, so outfitting is always a balance of comfort, control and weight. Hopefully with the cleat system and integrated hooker thigh grips the fit should be excellent for most. George

  • @mikekelly4481

    @mikekelly4481

    Ай бұрын

    @@robinhoodwatersports1106 traded boats for a couple rapids.. wave sport recon i think.. definitely worth the weight for me.. Felt like I was fused to the hull..haha I started cranking it and asked what's this do? Ooh

  • @davehumpleby3440
    @davehumpleby3440Ай бұрын

    I can see why it can't be retrofitted to other models, but it's a shame; especially as I've only just bought a Firecracker. Oh well, that's progress for you.

  • @robinhoodwatersports1106

    @robinhoodwatersports1106

    Ай бұрын

    Hi Dave Outfitting is personal and I own a Firecracker too. I certainly don't feel the Stout 2 system if inferior, just different and it fits me really nicely. I'm no expert on the intricacies of boat development but would say this. The new hooker attaches to a moulded section of cockpit rim that isn't present on Stout 2 boats, so it seems the older moulds would then need major changes. Perhaps the seat could be more easily retrofitted but the brand would be against having a mongrel outfitting that had a mix of elements from Stout 2 and Elite in my opinion. Hope that helps :-) George