Outdoor Activities in Missouri
r/MOutdoors•1.4K subscribers•3 activeWe have ideas to use headlamps in stationary modes such as on a tree or in the tent. We have some questions about your preferences and would greatly appreciate your input.
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Hey all, as the title implies I'm looking for help finding a kayak made for a bigger guy. I'm 300lbs right now but I'm down from 325lbs(hurray). But the last time (I.E. my first time) I went kayaking with friends I ended up getting tipped over too often, I don't know if it was from my size, the rental kayak or just a bad day.
There's honestly too many options out there and I'm really kinda overwhelmed by choice, if anyone could point me to a brand or a kayak that worked for them at a bigger size, it would be greatly appreciated.
I don't see myself fishing or going ocean level, so anything for lazy rivers or moderate sized bodies or water would be fine. I live in the Midwest USA, and I'm prepared to spend upwards of maybe $2,000 and yeah my experience level is Babies First Kayak 😂