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Thought I would leave this here for anyone searching victorinox products in the future. We ordered the knives via amazon and added the boning knife as recommended by others in this thread. Just for grins, we also ordered the Victorinox kitchen shears.
These knives fit our hands well and were extremely sharp directly out of the box. We are very happy with them thus far in the short time we have owned them.
Thanks to those of you that took the time to reply!!!

I will do this, thank you.

Yesterday I ordered the 8" Chef knife, Paring knife with 4" blade, the carving knife with a 6" blade, and the bread/slicing knife. All with the black fibrox handles.

Which of the boning knives would you recommend, meaning straight or curved, narrow, flexible, etc? There are several options within the classic (fibrox handle) family.

Thank you Rich!

Great advice, thank you. We definitely want the 8” chef knife, I will start with that one.

Wife and I are leaning towards purchasing a few victorinox kitchen knifes for everyday cooking. Are there any stores in or near the baton rouge area that sell them and have them in stock? Have googled extensively but no luck.

good stuff!! cool back story as well.

Thanks for sharing.
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That happened to me on my 2017 Hobie PA12. On the PA12, there is a cleat/keeper on the inside of the hull that is part of the
molded plastic hull. The chord that connects the cheek block to the inside front of the kayak had somehow slipped off of the molded plastic keeper.

I don't know enough about this stuff to give a more concise answer, but the folks on the Hobie Forum board were very helpful and pointed me in the right direction.
Hobie Forum - Outbacks

edited to add link to the hobie outback users forum

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Hobo.....thank you for that. I forgot how amazing that side of the album is!! :dude: :dude: :dude:

My dad is interested in installing a power pro on his bass boat. where is the best place to purchase one and have it installed in the baton rouge area? I think his is a 21' aluminum bass tracker.

I have done this a few times and caught limits of reds. Most of these trips were at Fourchon launching from the public launch, and then fishing north west of the launch. The water was much higher than normal and the reds were in a feeding frenzy. The last time I did this, I caught 5 keeper reds in the same spot in 30 minutes. I would definitely go this weekend if I wasn't committed to other stuff.

edited to add: I was kayak fishing