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Hadn't thought of that...:unsure:

Morning, Steve. I have considered a trailer but would prefer to not make the vehicle any longer. Backing up a small trailer like that...

I have a Pak 165. I chose it because it serves as another canoe for fly in trips. I chose 165 because you can switch the rear seat to...

I have a 17' PakCanoe and have used it extensively in northern Canada and Alaska. It is well suited for fly-in expeditions, and does...

I have a 16foot Ally. It's easy to paddle on flat and in waves. It has two tractor seats which I don't like. I usually paddle solo and...

Both packcanoe and ally are making things that lasts. Ally's are stiffer then the packcanoes The ally flatwater 17 is the quickest...

I also have no experience or opinions to offer on folding canoes (nor on RVs), but I do know some pickup truck RVers who tow canoe...

I don't mind providing detailed maps to people who come up here. Our geographical location keeps the traffic low, and anyone willing to...

I have a Hemlock Kestrel but it's very similar to the Trillium. I actually purchased the Kestrel because I wasn't using the Advantage as...

Thanks, Steve, Alan and tketcham, that's all helpful. I have a long way to go if I plan to keep it up. I must say my back is more...

Never messed with either either but a trailer was my first though as well. Maybe an enclosed trailer for the scooter and strap the...

Cool. I was feeling like a bit of a sissy for mapping every campsite location I can find on the inReach last week. Personally, I like...

I have no experience with any of the packable canoes. But since you're going to be in a pickup camper, have you considered a trailer for...

I have very limited exposure to Ally canoes but I found one this summer. It is an older model 15' boat, weathered but serviceable, and...

Just weighed my gear. While I successfully whittled it down to two loads, with my dog, the total is 10 lbs over the maximum load for my...