Top 5 Used Kayaks To Buy

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I go over the best used kayaks to buy now and what makes a great used kayak. #kayak #kayakfishing #fishing #fishinggear

[mattman_outside]

I was happy to hear you mention the FeelFree Moken series. The Moken 12.5 V2 paddle version was my first kayak and I feel you get a ton of bang for your buck with that kayak.

[southwestindianaoutdooradv]

Good video! I’m planning to keep an eye on used kayaks over the next few months.

[jimjordan]

Agree, all very good choices for lakes and rivers. Just comes down to what you plan to do with it. Keep it going.

[mumblesjustin]

Thanks for not completely dismissing the Moken series kayaks. I really do feel like the V2 models are a good deal for the price new. Unless you could pick a used one up for a couple hundred Id probably pass on a used one because they’re inexpensive new and there are definitely better options in the used market.

I would stay away from the first gen moken models though because they are very prone to cracking the hull where the seats rest in the sides of the hull. The V2 models have an aluminum slide track to disperse weight better to prevent cracking in the seat area.

[rpb]

Vibe Seaghost is a great kayak. Yellowfin even better for open floor. Native Mantaray propel is fast and nimble.

[tylerpound]

Recently scored myself an RVR with an Anchor wizard used less than 5 times for $900

[tylerpound]

A ton of Nucanoe on the market here in Washington, can get a Flint in great shape for about $600

[josemirles]

I am surprised you didn't mention the Bonafide RS117. A great little kayak with a 425lb capacity and all of the extras. Also a kayak you mentioned before is the Jackson Yupik. You can get great deals on it and it paddles well. I finally got to try one. In any case another great video from you, as always!

[victorechavarria]

Just wondering the reason for not mentioning a used Hobie. Thanks!

[bobbyhogan]

All good kayaks. Sometimes hard to find them though. Great thought Andy 👊😎

[yepyepuhhuh]

I appreciate the info. Im strongly wanting a NuCanoe. Just waiting for my turn.

[ChrisMiller-bkro]

Love your videos. I’ve watched just to stay in the know for a while now. I have a 106 pdl. My GF wants a prop or fin drive to use too. She says my 106 is too slow and hard to use so. How is the native slayer compared in drive speed and ease of use. I know they have a new lte out at some places. You think that type (I assume the speed is close or original slayer 10) might be a good option or just go for a hobie compass. If I’m getting a hobie I need reverse for fishing if I let a friend use use it.

[lowlifeangler]

I see alot 10 yr old Jacksons still in good shape that locals float around in. I'm going with a new Native Slayer Propel 10 early spring 2025. I see alot more decked out Hobies in Northern Ohio. Those are a nosiey water slapper lol

[FishermanFred]

I’ve been looking for a used Outlaw but they seem to want a ton for them near me.

[billmartin]

Warranty considerations? I know Old Town does not transfer to second owner.

[stephenbeaver]

Good list. Like someone else mentioned the Sea Ghost is good used. They are everywhere. Jackson Cuda’s are good too. The Tarpon is dated. That seat is rough. The Outlaw is a barge. I would take them off the list.

[JoeNajorFishing]

I would think many of the pedal drive kayaks would be up for sale. With motorized kayaks getting extremely popular.

[PerryLowell]

Thanks for completely ignoring the ocean going expedition class.