I'm about to google rotomold.

 

I'm saying 30 seconds of research yielded...

Rotomold - Rotomold kayaks are basically indestructible. You can paddle them over rocks, drag them down trails, and throw them off the roof of your car or truck and the only signs you will see are a few dings and scratches. Rotomold is also the material that is most widely used among kayak manufacturers. This material is also the cheapest in cost of all three major materials, but also weighs about ten percent more than fiberglass does. The heavier weight does not affect how well the kayak floats.

 

I'm saying this is the way I will go too. I imagined that fiberglass was much lighter than plastics, but 10% for me isn't worth the extra cost or fragility.

 

I'm saying I've always wanted to throw my kayak off the car anyways.

 

im just getting home from work, plus i dyed a girl's hair for 6 hours. it looks so rad. i have to dye my co worker's hair tonight still.
im going to go nutty from the amount of hair.

the hair is never ending.

 

I'm wondering if you are related to Nancy? Daughter perhaps?

 

I'm leaving the great egg inlet..on the j bone goin overnight ing to the canyons for tuna...72 miles out

 

I'm leaving the great egg inlet..on the j bone goin overnight ing to the canyons for tuna...72 miles out

 

I'm stoked getting the ing reports from incoming captains on the radio! should be a busy night!

 

i'm her daughter, yessir!