Jeffrey Walker Posted October 15, 2023 Posted October 15, 2023 Wondering how these compare in terms of stability, speed and agility, as well as speed? Quote
Super User Darth-Baiter Posted October 16, 2023 Super User Posted October 16, 2023 i thought you had a ProAngler? Quote
Jeffrey Walker Posted October 16, 2023 Author Posted October 16, 2023 i sold it. I was all set to sell it for a native titan but then i realized after putting everything i want on the tita , it would end being so heavy i’d have to trailer it. So i sold the PA Put a deposit for the autopilot since it would be much easier and quicker to get on and off water. No im starting to think i might miss the pedals The 360 drive is really amazing Quote
Super User Boomstick Posted October 18, 2023 Super User Posted October 18, 2023 The Pro Angler has a faster top speed, is more agile and might be a little quicker to get up to speed. It’s not a bad performing kayak for its size where the Titan is slow. The Titan is hands down more stable and also more reliable and definitely priced better. I’d wait to demo the TitanX too. I like the open layout of the Pro Angler better - the horizontal rod holders are usable if you use the tracks and even if you don’t those rod tip protectors on the Natives have sharp edges that will damage your line. I ended up deciding on the Old Town Sportsman Bigwater 132PDL because it was so quick and agile and standing in a decent current wasn’t too rickety - and solid reliability and it’s priced right. I won’t get the open layout but I will get one I am used to with a ton of speed. Quote
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