u/Ashley_Fostera

Anyone used the Razor Edge Pro 2 - thoughts?

Saw someone unloading a Razor Edge Pro 2 at a lake this weekend and honestly did a double take because I didn’t realize inflatable kayaks had gotten that sleek now. The couple using it said it packs into the trunk of their sedan which immediately got my attention because transporting/storing a normal kayak is basically the main reason I still don’t own one.

Now I’m kind of stuck in research mode trying to figure out whether the Edge Pro 2 is genuinely solid, seen a few good reviews but looking for a bit of confrimation My wife and I are not a hardcore paddlers or anything.

mostly interested in relaxed lake paddling, early morning trips, maybe occasional weekend camping.

Curious if anyone here has actually spent decent time with one?

especially interested in: how stable it feels after a few hours on the water? whether the novelty wears off? if setup becomes routine or eventually annoying? and whether it actually holds up after repeated use.

Would love real owner opinions if anyone here has tried one. Honestly should’ve asked the couple more questions when I had the chance.

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u/Ashley_Fostera — 4 days ago

I’ve been thinking about trying international dating lately because I’m more interested in something long-term, and regular dating apps have felt pretty inconsistent for me.

A lot of matches and conversations seem to go nowhere, so I’ve been wondering if people who are open to long-distance or international dating tend to be more intentional, or if that’s just how it looks from the outside.

For people here who started something long-distance or international through a dating app or site: did it feel different compared to regular dating platforms?

Were people clearer about what they wanted, or did it still end up being the same kind of surface-level conversations and dead ends? Also, what red flags should I watch for before getting emotionally invested in someone far away?

Would appreciate honest experiences, both good and bad.

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u/Ashley_Fostera — 19 days ago