Recent content by Richard E

I went with a Keewaydin 17, carbon-kevlar with carbon seats and cherry yoke. 42 lbs.

Sorry TDG, but I really don't know the optimal displacement. It does seem big and wide for a race boat, and I suspect it can handle a lot of weight at speed. FWIW, I decided to sell the Slingshot and buy a carbon-kevlar Keewaydin with carbon seats. It may be a touch slower but a much better...

Thanks for the welcome Glenn. Added my location. You are correct, the H2O is a marathon boat that can be used for tripping, and the Keewaydin is more like a fast tripping boat that could maybe be used for marathon stock racing. I'm intrigued whether the Keewaydin could do both better than the H2O.

Thanks Jim, I'm in Caledon Ontario.

Hey all, new member here but seasoned tripper. I'd like to know if anyone has compared a Swift Keeewaydin 18.6 in carbon vs a carbon H2O slingshot 222. Both fall in the Marathon Racing Stock class. We have a Slingshot and it's light and fairly quick, but the Keewaydin looks like a nicer...