I can't wait to try it out on some creeks soon. It was an incredible feeling and The Flying Squirrel is very aptly named. Without even trying very hard, I got the whole boat completely out of the water over the first wave in Double Trouble. While the Ocoee is not the greatest place in the world for grabbing some air, I was able to absolutely launch the Squirrel over rocks and even wave trains with ease. Let me just tell you, it works REALLY well. This gives the Squirrel a very nice bow rocker to aid in boofing, resurfacing, etc. To enhance creeking performance, Liquid Logic started with the front 1.5 feet of their long time popular creeker, the Jefe, for the bow. LL listened to their fans and have introduced their answer to the people, the Flying Squirrel. The overwhelming majority answer was for a Remix type kayak that is more geared towards creeking. On one of their #automaticforthepeople posts, Liquid Logic (LL) asked what everyone wanted in a new boat.
Despite it being more of a river-runner, people like to take it creeking as well.
The Remix series is very popular and people try to use them wherever possible. Great stability, speed, maneuverability, etc. While it has been out for quite a while, it was my first experience with the boat and I absolutely loved it. As you may have seen, we recently posted a review of the Liquid Logic Remix 69.
