Any kayakers here? Great sale at LL Bean

[Scott Crawford]

Some really good deals on new kayaks at LL Bean. All items the website, including kayaks, are 30% off. There is a shipping discount also.

Website with all their kayaks: www.llbean.com/llb/search?storeId=1&catalogId=1&langId=-1&init=1&freeText=kayak&Go=

What to do. Pick out your kayak. Fill in your address and email address. Before they ask for your credit card info, they will ask for any promotional codes. You first use:
JPA4393 - for 30% off. After you submit that code, enter
3039329 - for shipping discount.

I did a trial run to see how much their Tarpon Angler Kayak by Wilderness Systems®
Regular price is $1050.
Using the codes, the total (shipping and tax included in this price) was $759.30. LL Bean has the best return policy in the business, too.

[Scott Crawford]

It's 30% of all LL Bean stuff as well.

[loJic]

If you google map directions for L.A. to Korea they tell you to kayak across the pacific. So this may come in handy.

[Scott Crawford]

Bit much for me. The most I've done in a day was about ten miles. But there's a guy who has done solo trips from the Yucatan in Mexico to the mouth of the Mississippi River. That's pretty crazy.

www.seacajun.com/yucatan/ to see his trip.

[backline]

Feb 18, 2011 16:36:01 GMT -6 loJic said:

If you google map directions for L.A. to Korea they tell you to kayak across the pacific. So this may come in handy.

Also from Japan to China you must Jet-ski. I'm not to sure why just a boat wouldn't work.

[brsc15]

it would only take 150 days to walk/kayak to beijing, China... Sounds like a nice leisure walk

[loJic]

Feb 25, 2011 23:00:06 GMT -6 brsc15 said:

it would only take 150 days to walk/kayak to beijing, China... Sounds like a nice leisure walk

A nice walk across the pacific. Piece a cake.