Sea Kayaking, Firth of Forth, Edinburgh, Scotland in Dagger Stratos 14.5 kayaks 

Greetings right back atcha, ma'pal. :)

Suits my needs perfectly. A good balance between speed an stability, handles great, very comfortable seat, plenty storage for multi-day trips and capable of taking a right battering in rocks gardens, surf or just being dragged up and down rocky shores. If I needed a new one, it would be a dagger.

@@slugmctut7577 sounds the job. I currently have a wilderness tsunami160 and it's a great stable sea kayak but I bit awkward for turning...edging... even to lift it on to the van.... it's a great boat to make you feel safe and very stable plus you can take a weeks shopping in it 😀.... I did my L2 in a dagger but that in the safety of calm lake from what I remember there a bit lively and more manovable than what I have now as my boat has very little rocker . I may consider moving on the wilderness for a dagger . I'd like to try one first for a 15-20 km paddle to see how it feels but thanks for reply

@@82HEADCASE If you're Scottish based, I know Tiso hire out Dagger Stratos kayaks - or did - in their Edinburgh, Perth and Inverness stores and probably the others I'd have thought, with advanced notice. I think they're around 30-40 quid/day, but if you buy, you get that money back. Incidentally, they were built for edging and very maneuverable.

@@slugmctut7577 cheers for the info and the video. Il get my hands on one to try soon and see if it suits me . Thanks agen

@@82HEADCASE Happy paddling mate!