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My question is why would you call this boat a Prospector? To me a Prospector is deep and wide with full stems and a fair amount of...

Clipper is one of the only companies still keeping their canoes in a reasonable price range. However, the reason they can do so is...

Facebook marketplace algorithms are weird and the search often doesn’t return things I know I’ve seen before, and then that same item...

BTW - I'm not seeing the ad for that Clipper P14 in Montana anymore. Maybe because we're all talking about it? 😅

This quote from the Packer/Solitude/Prospector comparison linked by ABT could have been written by me about the Swift P14 after I...

No worries. :) The main reason I ended up with three Western Canoe/Clipper canoes over the years is that I lived in Washington state...

Turns out it was only a half inch deeper, and the video was sooner than I thought:

I hope my posts on the Clipper in the other thread have not been offensive or combative, I appreciated your post and think it’s as good...

My biggest concern with the Swift layup is the foam core and ribs, which are notably absent in all of the videos. Normally in the Swift...

I don’t personally use them because they are harder to clean than the newer stainless bottles or nalgenes. I really like canteens, and...

Wow I missed a lot of responses- busy day at work today. True, but pedestals and thigh straps aren’t very common on non-playboats...

Do you know anyone who’s paddled one? Clippers simply don’t exist at all around my area, but the P14 seems like an odd case on paper...

On the P15, Bill Swift told me about 2 months ago that it was one inch deeper than the P14 (so about 13.5”), had 2” of rocker vs the...

Yep, I agree with @Tryin’ and your assessment, now knowing the weight, the Polaris will be great for you. That’s about where I’m at...

My Polaris is in IXP which is not common for this hull I think and I have wondered about the layup’s effect on the bottom shape, but...