Pyranha Burn Vs Everest

Advice
#1 
 I realize the Everest is a new boat but anyone have an opinion on how these two compare to each other? I have paddled the large Burn and really like it. Best I can tell from the info  I have received is the Everest is a little larger Burn with a few slight changes made to the hull. Being new, the Everest is a couple hundred bucks more price wise. Trying to determine if it is worth the extra cabbage. Thanks!!
#2

As mostly sea kayakers plying
these waters you might want to ask this same question in boatertalk. While i am a white water paddler never seen either of the species you are asking about, though i do like my I:3. See you downstream.

#3

Thanks Kan
I have posted there already too. Just thought I would give it a whirl on both sites. :slight_smile:

#4

Not afraid to look dumb, who makes
the Everest? I am large and feckless and interested in such boats.

#5

Pyranha
makes the Everest also. It is a new boat based on the Burn.

#6

burn vs. everest
it depends on how big you are and what your intended use is. if the large burn is a little small, or if you are looking at doing some multi-day self supported trips where you will be hauling some weight, then you should look at the everest. for everything else, i’d say the burn.

#7

Is the Everest that
much bigger than the Burn? According to the specs, it doesn’t seem to be that much larger. I’m 6’ 220# and the Burn fits me nicely and paddles well but having a little extra room for stuff would be nice as long as the performance is there. Anyone know how the Everest paddles compared to the large Burn?

#8

I’m your size and the L Burn works fine
for self support and day trips. The Everest seems cool but I don’t need that much volume. The Burn is a very cool kayak.



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