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 Re: Hobie Outback
[Re: RogerB]
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08/05/14 11:12 PM
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a lo109
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I wish they would have made rudder control ambidextrous. But I am digging the new seats.
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Re: Hobie Outback
[Re: weklfrog]
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08/06/14 03:13 PM
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Thinwater skinner
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Doesn't quite say it all. For example, is that a new Outback seat just being announced/released? If so, will it fit on older Outbacks (e.g., 2013 model) and can the seat alone be purchased? If not a new Outback seat, did it come form a PA? If so, how did you install it?, Why don't you older hobie owners try my solution to the canvas hobie seat. Go to an Academy store and buy the plastic molded seat and place it in the canvas seat. It is sturdy enough to be ridged for the back and molded to fit most people's seats to be comfortable for up to eight hours use. The seat does not have any hardward on the bottom of it to rub holes int he canvas. $10 bucks when on sale. Trust me. It is worth the try. And you will stay low enough in the yak to not be tippy!!! Good LUck
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Re: Hobie Outback
[Re: Thinwater skinner]
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08/06/14 11:09 PM
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brandonsbird02
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Can you please post pics of make a thread on how to do it. I love my outback but hate the seat! Doesn't quite say it all. For example, is that a new Outback seat just being announced/released? If so, will it fit on older Outbacks (e.g., 2013 model) and can the seat alone be purchased? If not a new Outback seat, did it come form a PA? If so, how did you install it?, Why don't you older hobie owners try my solution to the canvas hobie seat. Go to an Academy store and buy the plastic molded seat and place it in the canvas seat. It is sturdy enough to be ridged for the back and molded to fit most people's seats to be comfortable for up to eight hours use. The seat does not have any hardward on the bottom of it to rub holes int he canvas. $10 bucks when on sale. Trust me. It is worth the try. And you will stay low enough in the yak to not be tippy!!! Good LUck
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