Thinking of selling my Yak due to Safety

[Jenko]

You have to make the best decision for you, once you are fit and confident you will be back on the water. Good luck.

[fatyakker]

You have to make the best decision for you, once you are fit and confident you will be back on the water. Good luck.

Cheers Jenko

[Jacko]

Best of luck Mick.
Good to see you considered your safety & put your family first.
Good luck with the sale & your goal.
I found when looking for a second hand Kayak that Hobie hold their value well so you should get a reasonable price for your PA when you sell
Hope to see you out on the water safely enjoying time with the family in your new TI in the not too distant future.

[fatyakker]

An update to this post.....
I didnt sell my YAK in the end, after wanting one for so long and getting my dream i just could not do it.....

I have been working on my weight and I am happy to say 30kg down still a way to go but feeling soooo much better

Looking forward to hitting the water around point cook Altona and Werribee com October, (heading up to QLD on Thursday till then)

Cheers

Mick

[Jenko]

30kg...wow, your obviously doing something right, I need to loose a bit around the gut but getting motivated in cold weather is hard.

[happyas]

Congratulations. 30Kg is absolutely brilliant. That must have taken an enormous amount of willpower and hard work. Great effort.

[Wolly Bugga]

An update to this post.....

I have been working on my weight and I am happy to say 30kg down still a way to go but feeling soooo much better

Cheers

Mick

Think I have found 15kg of your 30kg. You can have it back if you like.

[Babylon]

Congratulations Cheers Babylon

[Somewhere 'Offshore']

Well done mate

[HaTTerS]

30kg is an awesome effort, great work!
Imagine what will happen when you add kayak fishing (and the equivalent of free weights from moving around a PA) to your routine too!