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| Friday, 30 October 2009 06:27 | ||||||||
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Feel Free "NOMAD"
Just imagine? A kayak that can surf, drift along on slow moving streams and rivers, throw a line and catch a fish or two, paddle in shallow area’s not accessible by larger craft, if you want a kayak that can do this and more then look no further the New Nomad, it has all of the above features and more!.
The New Nomad is an all-round state of the art single person kayak, new design features moves the standard kayak to new levels, enjoy ultimate experience on the water, new comfort seating featuring foam backed seat, large ergonomic cockpit. The Feelfree Nomad has enjoyed many successes over the years and now with the introduction of the New Feelfree Nomad will become the best selling kayak ever.
For More Information www.feelfreekayak.com/products/nomad |
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