Reviewer:

BILLYBOB4324

Rating:

5

Date:

1/9/2012

Review:

I have had my Hobie Quest for two years and use it both on saltwater flats and rivers. It holds plenty of gear when camping and handles well on the flats. I do not have a rudder and have only needed one on a few occassions. In general it handles fine without the rudder.

Reviewer:

Martin Stults

Rating:

5

Date:

10/3/2010

Review:

I have had my Quest for 3 years now and I would not trade it for anything else. I have had other brands that were heavier and color faded badly. My Quest still looks new, paddles easy, very stable in choppy bays and swift rivers. I love it so much I think I will bay a second Hobie Quest. Best buy for the money.

Reviewer:

Questfisher

Rating:

4

Date:

6/3/2009

Review:

I have a Hobie Quest, and this kayak is really fast....Its not the most stable boat, but it will cover some major ground....I'm really happy with it....

Reviewer:

L Schmidt

Rating:

4

Date:

5/8/2007

Review:

I'm writing this for my wife, who bought the Quest fisherman at the demo day. She absolutely loves this boat, with one exception - get the rudder! I have a Tarpon 120, which tracks anywhere I point it, but her Quest wants to turn into the wind, and the harder the wind blows, the more it wants to head up. Otherwise, a very good looking boat, stable, comfortable, well thought out cockpit. She'd give it a five if it had a rudder (which it soon will have!)