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Wasn't a big fan of the backbone, it really adds to the setup time and hauling an extra bag of kit is not ideal. It seemed to do what it should on the water but with the standard floor I could definitely feel it underneath and it wasn't comfortable at all. I'm not sure if I had it positioned wrong o...

My deck bag might complicate that a little but I will give it a try next time.

My fishing PFD has a stowable cup holder and it is pretty much the best thing ever.

I did end up getting the backbone, for actual use I found the kayak performed fine without it but I'm hoping it reduces flex when doing a wet re-entry so as much water doesn't get in and it should also help with portage as it was a little awkward to carry, any tracking improvements will be a bonus! ...

I'm sure it would be possible with a foldable bike but has anyone ever tried lashing a full sized bike to the front cargo area?

Well I ended up making up my own mind as I've been thinking about this for weeks now but only just found this forum hence my posts. Just writing it out I think helped and I also read a large portion of the posts on here, which led to me ordering the Expedition but I'm still interested in what people...

Actually I think those are the AirFusion that currently aren't available? Would the Expedition perform similarly?

I'm currently torn between the AF Convertible and AF Expedition, I'm a fairly lightweight 6'3" so the regular AF is out and wouldn't suit my needs anyway as I'm looking for something to get into kayak camping. The reason I'm torn between the Convertible and Expedition is there are times it would be ...