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I don't know how big you are, but the X-Factor, Fish-N-Dive, and Prowler Big Game all support a payload of 600lbs. Consider your gear and you, and you want to be at 75% capacity, leaving a margin for headroom. Don't load it tothe hilt. If you can get by with a smaller yak...all the better, as you will gain speed and manuverability. If you have the luxury to try before you buy, that would be better. Keep in mind most trials take place in the best of conditions. Will you feel comfortable in that kayak when you are in rougher water. I have been out in some crappy weather, and was gald I was in a bigger yak to provide the extra stability. Check around and do a little more reading, and if you have a friend...try his out.Do yourself a favor and find some safety training for what to do when falling overboard. This could truly save your life. Most kayak clubs will know where to locate these clases. Even the best of us have been in harms way at one time or another.
Good Luck In Your Pursuits!
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