That's right, I'm selling my packtaft. It's not because I don't like it, on the contrary, it's great and a lot of fun but I'm now wanting less of an 'all rounder' and something suited towards coastal waters.

Anyway, it's not had very much use so as you'd expect is in perfect condition and comes with carry bag, inflation bag, repair kit and paperwork. The SL is a fairly big raft so can happily carry the bigger paddler and gear / bike. It looks similar to the picture but the one in the pic is the longer DL version.

I'm looking for £300 delivered which will put me some way towards covering the cost of another boat.

Nice. What does that weigh then Stu? Just out of interest!

John has made me an offer I can't refuse, so if anyone would like my Longshore Packraft the price is now £300

Message sent. Very interested.

Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 9:14 am coastal waters.

Where're you off to then? I suppose it's one way of getting to that level-crossing next to the Dyfi that I inflicted on you .

Where're you off to then?

No where in particular Reg. A couple of days on the Gower last year made me realise that I quite like paddling on the coast and river access seems to be yet another PITA that I've little desire to deal with

Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Thu Jan 28, 2021 10:06 pm

Where're you off to then?

No where in particular Reg. A couple of days on the Gower last year made me realise that I quite like paddling on the coast and river access seems to be yet another PITA that I've little desire to deal with

Ooh, the Gower. Beautiful place. I nearly drowned in a paddling 'incident' surf kayaking on Rhossili Bay there many years ago. One of those real life-passing-through-your-mind-in-slow-motion moments but luckily my paddling buddies saw I was in trouble and dragged me out. I had a good night in the Kings Head, Llangennith that night...