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AIRE Tributary Strike 2 15 years 10 months ago #26712

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Boats Database: AIRE Tributary Strike 2

The Strike 2’s has contemporary styling sure to please the discerning paddler. With the Strike 2, you and a partner won’t miss out on any of the exciting action available on a local river. With its 12’6” length this boat will power through whitewater waves and track efficiently on flat water. The Strike 2 can be used as a solo expedition boat on flat water or whitewater.

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AIRE Tributary Strike 2 15 years 10 months ago #31288

I've been towing a sneeker behind the kayak to help it track in flat water. It works but I'm affraid it will get hung up and tear the back off the boat. I'm considering placing a fuse in the line pulling the sneaker or small sea anchor. The skeg doesn't turn me on. Any of you got any better ideas?

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