Watersports Shop at Grayton Corners

fyi - i did a ride by check and did not see a malibu two xl at YellowFin. They have a few other boats tucked away out of sight, but I don't recall any of them being more than probably 11 ft. Give them a call and see what they say.

fyi - i did a ride by check and did not see a malibu two xl at YellowFin. They have a few other boats tucked away out of sight, but I don't recall any of them being more than probably 11 ft. Give them a call and see what they say.

Thanks for the help ;-)

Yellowfin is a Hobie and Ocean Kayak dealer. The Malibu Two XL is not one they typically stock but can be ordered. It's fun for the family but a real bear to paddle if you're solo. As with most things, picking out a kayak involves some compromises (minivan vs. SUV vs. sports car?).

The rack outside the store is a small sampling of inventory. There are typically 50 to 75 kayaks in inventory between the two stores and the warehouse. Call owner Jim Caldwell at 850-231-9024 for more info.

Yellowfin 850-231-1717
Seagrove Icehouse 850-231-9024

P.S. I don't think the color matters to the sharks. To them, it's a big silhouette at the surface. They usually won't bother something as big or bigger than they are.

Yellowfin is a Hobie and Ocean Kayak dealer. The Malibu Two XL is not one they typically stock but can be ordered. It's fun for the family but a real bear to paddle if you're solo. As with most things, picking out a kayak involves some compromises (minivan vs. SUV vs. sports car?).

The rack outside the store is a small sampling of inventory. There are typically 50 to 75 kayaks in inventory between the two stores and the warehouse. Call owner Jim Caldwell at 850-231-9024 for more info.

Yellowfin 850-231-1717
Seagrove Icehouse 850-231-9024

P.S. I don't think the color matters to the sharks. To them, it's a big silhouette at the surface. They usually won't bother something as big or bigger than they are.

Thanks for your advise :cool: