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If I were over 60 and likely buying my last canoe, and if I were willing to shell out close to $4,000, and if I wanted something with...

my white gold Morningstar with wood trim and a third seat (no carry thwart) is 53# on my scale.

There has been a trend, which I believe is ongoing, toward spoon-shaped blades by whitewater canoeists. These seem to provide a bit...

For cruising I have moved to a pretty short paddle. 32” shaft length is perfect for most cruising cases of mine. I like to keep the grip...

MS mud that sounds great. In my late night reading I missed your original post about wood preference for shaft and grip. I have two...

Good stroke this is awesome to hear. Werner’s composites and their dynel edge tech has come a long way. I think I’ve been reluctant to...

I have a Werner Journey with the composite shaft and the green fiberglass blade. I've beat the crap out of it and it hardly seems to...

First is my raggedy exercise paddle. Manufacture unknown. My wife bought it many years ago when we young. My first shorter bent...

Here are some but not all of mine. Jim

If you were in minnesota you could try a pile of different ww paddles I own. my top suggestion is for you to grab a Werner bandit or...

2021 Hemlock Canoe Works Kestrel Solo Canoe, Premium Plus layup, very little use. All specifications can be found at...

Karen and I need a larger canoe for lake and river tripping. I've been contemplating building for a while and finally have space to set...

Not my photos so not sure. I have some a friend built for me. 24” long feet, center posts are about 30” apart, inner to inner (not sure...

Dave Curtis, the current owner of Hemlock Canoe Works and the former owner of Curtis Canoe, has contacted me to help publicize his...

From what you describe a lightweight carbon layup would be suitable. Canoes are tougher than you're giving them credit for. Alan