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Bliss-stick Super RAD 180
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RD 2
Taihape
New Zealand
Phone: +64 6 388 1445
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RD 2
Taihape
New Zealand
Phone: +64 6 388 1445
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Richard Sage
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Big air for big times.
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Unbeatable for looseness, zippiness, and speed and it's even got better with all the new goodies we've put inside. Lighter and stronger. Perfectly fitted for the mid-sized boater.
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Unbeatable for looseness, zippiness, and speed and it's even got better with all the new goodies we've put inside. Lighter and stronger. Perfectly fitted for the mid-sized boater.
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Bliss-stick Super RAD 180
2008-12-03 14:38:07
snowboyd
Reviewed by snowboyd December 03, 2008
Last updated: December 03, 2008
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Reviewed by snowboyd December 03, 2008
Last updated: December 03, 2008
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Nice river running playboat
About the reviewerGrade 3/4 paddlerTest environmentGrade 2/3 rivers, low volume creeks and surfReviewOften run local river at low flows and I wanted a boat with enough volume to keep me out of trouble. The 180 allows you to dart around and find the c... [login for full review text]
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Location: NZ
Age: 34
Weight: 74 kgs
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Weight: 74 kgs
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Bliss-stick Super RAD 180
2005-10-06 04:37:00
Anonymous
Reviewed by Anonymous October 06, 2005
Last updated: October 06, 2005
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Reviewed by Anonymous October 06, 2005
Last updated: October 06, 2005
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The Real 180!
The 180, what can I say, sweet in a hole has plenty of pop to get huge aerial loops and still slicy enough to throw down some sweet ends and all the hard tricks like a phonix monkey or a tricky woo.
On a wave has a nice flat fast hull to bounce h... [login for full review text]
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Location: Taihape, NZ
Age: 17
Weight: 76 kgs
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Bliss-stick Super RAD 180
2005-05-08 12:36:07
McHolehog
Reviewed by McHolehog May 08, 2005
Last updated: May 08, 2005
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Reviewed by McHolehog May 08, 2005
Last updated: May 08, 2005
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Super RAD 180, my thoughts
About myself
Age 55. Don't let the age fool ya. I can work a boat pretty aggressively and am out a lot. Advanced playboater, river runner and creeker in that order. CL4+- overall.
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Location: nine mile falls, wa. USA
Age: 55
Weight: 83 kgs
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Weight: 83 kgs
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Guys@!
How's this for a newbie?
Paddled once, with lessons. Lots of people able to teach me further.
Was told i learnt extremely well and was quite natural.
I need to know if this is ok for me?
I'm just under 6' and 85kgs.
Is this to aggressive?
The reason i ask is this boat is some distance away but is HELL cheap!
Cheers
How's this for a newbie?
Paddled once, with lessons. Lots of people able to teach me further.
Was told i learnt extremely well and was quite natural.
I need to know if this is ok for me?
I'm just under 6' and 85kgs.
Is this to aggressive?
The reason i ask is this boat is some distance away but is HELL cheap!
Cheers
i would go for it man im a bliss-stick man all the way got in it and it was soooo comfortable and a wonderfull boat to paddle. all i can say is be prepared to fly it loves air. at your wieght u should be fine for the 180 and shouldnt have ne trouble learning to freestyle in it.
i love it nd i hope u will love it too if u chose to buy it
joey
i love it nd i hope u will love it too if u chose to buy it
joey
The RADs are probably my favourite boat, and in Australia they the cheapest I think.
I'm pretty sure you're the right weight but get more confirmation because I'm no expert. You could ask the OZ dealers of bliss-stick (electricwater) what they think about the weight range or try bliss-tick themselves http://www.electricwater.com.au/ or http://wwwbliss-stick.com/.
For a cheap play boat you could also check out http://www.squidkayaks.com/ postage is also cheap.
I'm pretty sure you're the right weight but get more confirmation because I'm no expert. You could ask the OZ dealers of bliss-stick (electricwater) what they think about the weight range or try bliss-tick themselves http://www.electricwater.com.au/ or http://wwwbliss-stick.com/.
For a cheap play boat you could also check out http://www.squidkayaks.com/ postage is also cheap.
