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<p>[QUOTE="springfld.arsenal, post: 150873, member: 54"]Could be a very rare non-capsizing kayak (lovingly referred to as "NCK" by aficionados.) These would have done great if most kayakers just had much longer arms. The oar that came with those was about 16 feet long. This version of kayak was also very difficult to keep on course. It wound up going the way of the Aqua-Car; an article or two in Popular Mechanics mag, 2 or 3 sales, bankruptcy. So sad. Such a great idea, so many alligator-armed kayakers![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="springfld.arsenal, post: 150873, member: 54"]Could be a very rare non-capsizing kayak (lovingly referred to as "NCK" by aficionados.) These would have done great if most kayakers just had much longer arms. The oar that came with those was about 16 feet long. This version of kayak was also very difficult to keep on course. It wound up going the way of the Aqua-Car; an article or two in Popular Mechanics mag, 2 or 3 sales, bankruptcy. So sad. Such a great idea, so many alligator-armed kayakers![/QUOTE]
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