My NK300 provides a rudder for my Native Slayer Propel almost as good as the Boonedox accessory!

Sounds like a great setup!

the U10 is 10" longer and has more scuppers for self bailing and deck structure. Improved hull design. Lots of changes on deck side. Best to go here www.nucanoe.com/unlimited-u10/ to see all!

We'd recommand the YakAttack Bunkseter or Bar Cart for a 1/4 mile portage. www.nucanoe.com/transportation-storage/

We're working on that! Aiming to have some new S FL Dealers in first few months of 2025

That would be awesome 👏🏻

thanks!

great to hear you love your U10!

It can work in the Flint, but does not fit in the Flint seat as it is not elevated like the U10/ULTD

How much & is there any more run on nucanoe tumbercup cups , my dealer matt dalton only got one & would love too have at lease one ?? Come on nucanoe ??

@@BryanRichardson-s3v The ShortStak is $80. Tumbler cups are gone for now, may reappear sometime in 2025

Thaknk you for your response !​@nucanoe

The weed guard spacer is goes in front of the prop and helps prevent weeds from getting wrapped around it. It continues the sape of the weed guarde on the fronti of the prop assembly. www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/vnfqtaifjfodalhn4vmde/PIVOTDrive__PropShaftAssembly2_PartsDiagram.jpg?rlkey=6bbs4nb5pe4bfu0w1o150bxm0&dl=0

awesome, one of the originals but still lots in common with the U10!

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yes, it helps prevent weeds from getting wrapped around the prop. Here's a diagram: www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/vnfqtaifjfodalhn4vmde/PIVOTDrive__PropShaftAssembly2_PartsDiagram.jpg?rlkey=6bbs4nb5pe4bfu0w1o150bxm0&dl=0

Yes

Yes! www.nucanoe.com/product/2440-fusion-sidetray/

It does really well. Cuts through the chop, is low profile so wind impact is minimize, and hull is very efficient to go against the current.

we made some changes a few years ago that helped with this. Generally if water is getting in the gear vault its from the rain while off the water. Store it upside down, on its side, or using our kayak cover will prevent this.

Its certainly not as stable as the Frontier or UNLIMITED models, but it has very good stability for a kayak in its class. Starting with the 2024 models, the Flint includes the Low CG base which dropped the seat height by 2-1/2", lowering the center of gravity and making it feel more stable. Once you spend a little time in the Flint and get a feel for it, you'll really appreciate the balance between stabilty and performance.

@Beyondthebite2024 As I mentioned in an earlier post, I've been fishing from my Flint for a few years now on rivers and lakes. I've never tipped mine (yet 😀). In the kayak world, there are all these trade-offs between dimensions of performance, and since i can't have a lake kayak and river kayak, I decided on the Flint for both situations. I can stand and fish in my Flint, but you need good balance to master it. For example, I still play hockey and have great balance. My buddies fish from a Hobie, and you can do gymnastics in that thing! The Flint excels in rivers, paddling control, and light weight. Plus, I love the open deck, for example, when walleye fishing in the late fall, I can easily put a minnow bucket in front of me for easy access. It does spin more than my buddies yaks, so I use a drag chain more than they do. I'm not a tournament guy, but i do have a decent fish finder that i use with the Nucanoe dashboard. I also love the four rod holders on the Flint. I don't need to use a crate with more rod holders, which is nice. No scupper plugs is also a nice feature, but I'll accidentally free an occasional minnow when my hands are cold. And finally, I'm 6 foot, 180lb if that helps. Hopefully, this helps you. Cheers, JJ

Hey BtB, hope all is well. As I've mentioned above, I've been in the Flint for more than two years now. I'm a weekend warrior that fishes rivers and lakes in WI. As someone who probably analyzes my kayak purchases WAY too much, I think it comes down to two main questions to consider (1) Do you want to frequently and efficiently stand and fish? and (2) What is the mix of rivers vs. lakes you fish? I say this because there seems to be trade-offs across these two main questions. For example, I would love to have a lake yak (efficiently stand, easily motorize, and less impacted by wind) and a river kayak (light weight, paddling nimbleness around rocks / rapids, low drag for skinny water). However, I have college kids, so I only get one boat! Too answer your question directly and honestly, you need to have a good sense of balance to stand and fish in the Flint, that is not necessarily where it shines. I'm 6' / 180lb guy that still plays hockey, so I have good balance and it still took some practice to get comfortable standing in the Flint. However, I've never tipped it over and I've hit rocks and rapids with it. But I'll give up a little stability for nimbleness in the river; unfortunately, I think it's tough to get high marks on both of those qualities with one boat. Hope this helps and good luck picking out a kayak. I fish with buddies that have Hobies and Vibes. They like them and they are more like the Nucanoe Unlimited, which I see a lot of tournament guys use on YT. Those boats are heavier and do not paddle as efficiently in rivers as the Flint, but you can do gymnastics on them! And I like that Nucanoes are made in the USA. Cheers, JJ

Which model did you get? I have a flint - and the first couple of times - I rolled mine. But I learned to keep my weight centered. I run in rivers and in the Texas coast and never have flipped it again in 6 years...

@@TerryGrieris really that tippy? Would you buy anything else and what would that be? Looking for a stable kayak.

@@TerryGrier Unlimited. It rolled my first time in it just reaching down to coll my paddle in the water. A scale of 1 to 10 for stability ; I'd have to give it a solid 1.

@@Beyondthebite2024 It rolled on me just reaching down into the water to cool my paddle. Most stable kayak is one I've owned for 6 years, Lifetime 10 Foot, Two Person Tandem Fishing Kayak , love that lifetime kayak for stability, I can't roll it. The down side to that lifetime kayak is I had no space for camera gear. That is why I spent all that money on the Unlimited NuCanoe, it had great space, lots of rails for mounting things and it was advertised as STABLE. Will it is as stable as a 55 gal drum. I wish lifetime would do a v style hull on a kayak with deck space. If NuCanoe put their Unlimited- deck on Lifetimes v-hull I think that would be the perfect kayak.

My unlimited is a so stable I give it a 5 , one of the best stable yaks out there, I use it in mostly in rivers like a river , dlift boat trout fishing , alsome casting , sight fishing 🎣 ❤🎉 ect. Hunting all species , not for racing, !

YEs, it does work on the UNLIMITED and 9' fly rods do work with it.

The 360 Seat is not standard on the Pursuit, but can easily be added with the #3310 360 Seat Kit.

@ Thanks! And how does this kayak compare, in terms of paddling performance, to other kayaks of similar size? I’m thinking Old Town Bigwater, Hobie Quest, Ocean Kayak Trident, Eddyline Caribbean, etc..?

@@ericbird4269 This is one of, if not the, best paddling kayak in its class. Moves through the water very well, straights & glides straight, yet very manueverable

Yes, it is. Its about 2" adjustment. This is an obsolete seat base, but the current base allows for height adjustment with the #3320 Seat Height Kit.

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No. When it is sufficiently tightened, it holds great. It has four contacts points on the shaft and that provides enough tension to hold.

Awesome! Glad you are loving your Flint!

Yes, it was! We'll check that one out and see how it fits!

It is designed for NuCanoe models but may be possible to DIY adapt it for ascend or other models

I appreciate you getting back with me. I’ll have to get some pictures and try to.

Yes, it is simple to swap between tandem and solo + casting bar. Would take 5 minutes tops. The 24V 50AH battery will last for a full day on the water. There is space and capacity for a 2nd battery. The transom mount trollin motor can be remove in minutes.

No ground required! You can wire a kill switch into the system. We would recomend adding it to your mid-kayak wire access plates. There are a number of kill switch options. www.amazon.com/Waterblade-Battery-Disconnect-Safety-Switch/product-reviews/B07SS6X41F

No, the UNLIMITED Bow Motor Mount is different. It is available here: www.nucanoe.com/product/bow-mount-motor-kit/

5-6mph range

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@@nucanoe alright thank you!