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WahooUSMA 12-28-2010 07:08 AM

Revo or Torque
 
Now that the Hobie TI is gone, I am considering another Revo or PA with the evolve, or the Ocean Pro Torque.

I have talked to a few guys with the evolve and they seem to love them. I have actually had a few anglers at LJ & DP buzz me on the way out, but I have yet see anyone with the OP Torque or hear any pro's or con's regarding the Torque.

romspacenut 12-28-2010 08:38 AM

PA with evolve! Gotta love the room.

T-Rex 12-28-2010 02:49 PM

I don't know which is better but have seen both at DP. They move along at a pretty good clip. I was fishing North end of Salt Creek with a guy on a Torque and he was pretty stoked with it. We left about the same time and he was out of sight pretty quick. I'm guessing he got back to Baby Beach about an hour ahead of me. :o

Iceman 12-28-2010 02:57 PM

Quote:

I'm guessing he got back to Baby Beach about an hour ahead of me.
Unfortunately the next day he dropped dead of a heart attack. Doctor said if only he exercised a little more. :biggrinjester:

T Bone 12-28-2010 06:11 PM

Electro-prop with anything other than a lead acid battery would be cool...

maui jim 12-29-2010 06:36 AM

If you dont like the Revo, you'll probably buy the Torque, You should have to buy both, and be done with it :biggrinjester:

maui jim 12-29-2010 06:38 AM

Or use the Torque as a mother ship to tow the Revo and the ice chests:D :D

bus kid 12-29-2010 08:16 AM

After you buy both and decide which one your keeping I call dibbs on the other one your going to sell here.:biggrinjester:

DESTROYER 12-29-2010 09:44 AM

:hahaha:
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Originally Posted by Iceman (Post 71903)
Unfortunately the next day he dropped dead of a heart attack. Doctor said if only he exercised a little more. :biggrinjester:


Rik 12-29-2010 12:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WahooUSMA (Post 71882)
Now that the Hobie TI is gone, I am considering another Revo or PA with the evolve, or the Ocean Pro Torque.

I have talked to a few guys with the evolve and they seem to love them. I have actually had a few anglers at LJ & DP buzz me on the way out, but I have yet see anyone with the OP Torque or hear any pro's or con's regarding the Torque.

I would have to say that they are 2 completely different boats. I've used the Torque as a weigh boat for our Tournaments this year and also out at Lake Barrett a couple of times and really liked it. I stood on it at Barrett the entire day and it felt very stable. We use a blue top Optima 12V 55 amp battery and I was able to get 6hrs out of it @ trolling speed and even had enough juice at the end of the day to max out to get back to the docks at Barrett.
As a weigh boat I ran the motor almost the whole time, just under max speed, and took an extra battery with me and only had to make a change at the very end of the Tournament to get back from the Barber Poles.

The Evolve is also a nice option with either the Revo or PA. The Lithium Battery is compact and light. The biggest difference between the Torque and Evolve on either the Revo or PA, is the price. MSRP on Torque is $1999, battery not included. The Evolve itself is $1899/ with Battery, plus the cost of the boat.

We do have a Torque demo that we are looking to get rid of up @ OEX Oceanside. Feel free to give us a call and we can answer any other questions you have about either the Evolve or Torque. :)


Rik
OEX Oceanside
760-721-6195

WahooUSMA 12-29-2010 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by OEX KM (Post 71973)
I would have to say that they are 2 completely different boats. I've used the Torque as a weigh boat for our Tournaments this year and also out at Lake Barrett a couple of times and really liked it. I stood on it at Barrett the entire day and it felt very stable. We use a blue top Optima 12V 55 amp battery and I was able to get 6hrs out of it @ trolling speed and even had enough juice at the end of the day to max out to get back to the docks at Barrett.
As a weigh boat I ran the motor almost the whole time, just under max speed, and took an extra battery with me and only had to make a change at the very end of the Tournament to get back from the Barber Poles.

The Evolve is also a nice option with either the Revo or PA. The Lithium Battery is compact and light. The biggest difference between the Torque and Evolve on either the Revo or PA, is the price. MSRP on Torque is $1999, battery not included. The Evolve itself is $1899/ with Battery, plus the cost of the boat.

We do have a Torque demo that we are looking to get rid of up @ OEX Oceanside. Feel free to give us a call and we can answer any other questions you have about either the Evolve or Torque. :)


Rik
OEX Oceanside
760-721-6195

Thanks Rik....I will definitely take you up on the offer.

THE DARKHORSE 12-31-2010 12:56 PM

He's got your number, Roger.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bus kid (Post 71954)
After you buy both and decide which one your keeping I call dibbs on the other one your going to sell here.:biggrinjester:


If bus kid backs out I want second dibbs. Being the betting man I am---bus kid and I are sitting pretty and we'll be rolling in the dough soon.

Any side-bet takers on how many months? :D

WahooUSMA 12-31-2010 03:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by THE DARKHORSE (Post 72107)
If bus kid backs out I want second dibbs. Being the betting man I am---bus kid and I are sitting pretty and we'll be rolling in the dough soon.

Any side-bet takers on how many months? :D

Damn it, they're on to me!

IntrntFshrman 12-31-2010 03:54 PM

Register?
 
Just want to confirm, if we put an eVolve on a PA, we would have to register the kayak in California, correct?


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