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haywin4601

Thu Feb 28 2013, 09:06PM

Location: Saginaw, MI.
Posts: 53

"Nothing wrong with Future Beach other than they are rafts and anything sold without foot pegs is not really a kayak."

They DO have foot pegs. ... Sorry for the rant, I was just offended.

*admin edit- post edited for content.

[ Edited Thu Feb 28 2013, 09:24PM ]

KC Kevin

Thu Feb 28 2013, 09:30PM

Location: Chicago, IL
Posts: 1722

Mark,

I own a future beach fusion 124. It's a different class of kayak. It's a low end recreational kayak, and it is a very large yak. It literally says "ram tuff, super stable hull"

I don't want you to feel offended about it, these are the facts. Yes it has footpegs, but they break often and they don't warranty them for long.

Does it get the job done for most kayakers? Yes.

haywin4601

Thu Feb 28 2013, 09:40PM

Location: Saginaw, MI.
Posts: 53

Well it's all I can afford with raising a family and stuff. You guys are (apparently) way outta my league, So I guess I don't belong here. So, been fun but, I guess I'll just be happy with my low end raft by myself (Don't reem on the foot-pegs silly). Later

KC Kevin

Thu Feb 28 2013, 10:11PM

Location: Chicago, IL
Posts: 1722

We've experienced 4 broken footpegs, and future beach wants 45.00 to replace each peg.

I'm sorry that you're offended by the facts. I'm not saying you bought a bad kayak or that you need to invest more. I paddled my future beach for 2 years with no issues. But I won't call it a high end boat. We're not an elitist community, and we're not "out of your league"

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