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The Big Boss of Creeking. In my opinion, the Jefe…
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Source: borrowed it
Summary
The Big Boss of Creeking.
Pros
- Stability (primary and secondary)
- Fast and predictable resurfacing
- Boofs like a bat out of hell; lands like an angel
- No edges
- Smaller paddlers should buy the Jefe Chico!
Cons
- No edges
- Smaller paddlers say it behaves like a cork
- Sexiness can sometimes be distracting.
In my opinion, the Jefe Grande is the most bomb proof creek boat on the market. Super forgiving without sacrificing performance. Some point to its lack of chines or edges as a negative, and while it is true that this boat doesn't carve, it more than makes up for it in primary and secondary stability, boof-a-bility, and resurfacing. It is what it is: the big boss of creeking.
I've paddled the Jefe Grande in everything from class III to class V and you can rely on this boat to get the job done every time.
Description
The Jefe Grande is a whitewater kayak made by LiquidLogic. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
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