03-02-2014, 01:24 AM
Background on me:
I own an Outcast Fish Cat 4 Deluxe Float Tube and a Scadden Renegade. I've got nothing against Outcast, but I LOVE the Renegade.
When comparing the Outcast Stealth Pro vs. the Renegade, the following points come to mind:
1. I like the welded on sleeves that Outcast has for rod holders or for anchors.
2. The advantages of the Renegade are:
a. It's 7 lbs. lighter
b. It's one foot longer (9 feet vs 8 feet)
c. Weight capacity:
Renegade 800 lbs.
Outcast 450 lbs.
I've had my Renegade for 2 years now. I'll start my third year with it on a trip to Eastern Sierras this May. The Renegade is still my first choice. I use it with oars and no motor. If I need a motor, I take one of my aluminum boats.
You'll be extremely satisfied if you buy a Renegade.
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I own an Outcast Fish Cat 4 Deluxe Float Tube and a Scadden Renegade. I've got nothing against Outcast, but I LOVE the Renegade.
When comparing the Outcast Stealth Pro vs. the Renegade, the following points come to mind:
1. I like the welded on sleeves that Outcast has for rod holders or for anchors.
2. The advantages of the Renegade are:
a. It's 7 lbs. lighter
b. It's one foot longer (9 feet vs 8 feet)
c. Weight capacity:
Renegade 800 lbs.
Outcast 450 lbs.
I've had my Renegade for 2 years now. I'll start my third year with it on a trip to Eastern Sierras this May. The Renegade is still my first choice. I use it with oars and no motor. If I need a motor, I take one of my aluminum boats.
You'll be extremely satisfied if you buy a Renegade.
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