RTM Tempo

[jerseyram]

Hi

 

Any comments on this yak, I think its from France. Looks like a Scupper Pro with 2 rod holders as standard.

 

All comments welcomed

[Prowler]

Hiya looks nice and stable, well more stable than this one.

http://i5.tinypic.com/153a92x.jpg

Haven't seen any proper specs on it have you??

Edited June 20, 2006 by Prowler

[yakerbass]

Hi

 

Any comments on this yak, I think its from France. Looks like a Scupper Pro with 2 rod holders as standard.

 

All comments welcomed

http://www.rtmkayaks.com/products/sit-on-tops/tempo.html#

Looks nice but i don't know about its performance

[Neil]

http://www.rtmkayaks.com/products/sit-on-tops/tempo.html#

Looks nice but i don't know about its performance

 

Seems to have a lack of scuppers in the cockpit and the two that are there look small. It will be drier on the backside but might be a problem getting out through surf.

 

Neil.

[darnsarf]

Definately looks like a re-worked Scupperpro. Hull looks the same with a redesigned cockpit. Says its suitable for bigger paddlers.........Definately try before you buy. My main concern is the lack of scuppers on the seating area. This may imply that they have raised the the seat for better drainage. The Scupperpro's legendary handling is in no small part due to the paddlers low centre of gravity. This provides a stable but narrow (quicker/easier to paddle) yak. If thay have raised the seating area this small change could significantly change the handling. There is no way that the current OK SPTW could be described as ideal for the larger paddler. However, if the seating height is the same as the original it could well be an excellent boat.

[SeaDooDavid]

Hiya looks nice and stable, well more stable than this one.

http://i5.tinypic.com/153a92x.jpg

Haven't seen any proper specs on it have you??

 

It's all gone quiet over there!!!!

 

Steady as a rock my scupper wadya mean ha ha (anyone wanna "fess-up"" ha ha )

 

 

SDD~~~~~~~