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Steve in Idaho reacted to tketcham's post in the thread Kayak paddle length for wider canoe with
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Exactly. That's what I've been trying to point out but apparently failed to convey. It's not about whether it's a canoe or a kayak. It's... -
Steve in Idaho replied to the thread What are the best river and inland lake canoes of all time?.Certainly, if there is to be only one canoe (if even temporarily), or if one is interested in poling (recommended). If class 2-3...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to Neophyte's post in the thread Kayak paddle length for wider canoe with Like.
So I actually found the Impression under Canoe>Solo Canoeing. I thought that was a weird place for it, but I was at work so I didn't...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to Black_Fly's post in the thread Kayak paddle length for wider canoe with Like.
I’d like to see someone using an Impression in a kayak🤣. They’d be better off tying flippers to their elbows. Anyone who’s been solo...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to Gamma1214's post in the thread Kayak paddle length for wider canoe with
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Like a Whitetail deer and a Moose... Both are Cervids, but making a deer larger does not make it a Moose. Why get rid of it? I really... -
Steve in Idaho reacted to scoutergriz's post in the thread What are the best river and inland lake canoes of all time? with Like.
there's no such thing, because what seems best for one person is an abomination for another. In my early days I had a monster "great...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to Neophyte's post in the thread Biophobia is on the Rise—According to a Review of 196 Studies with Like.
While I agree with many of the points in the article, Gamma I agree with you that the supporting evidence is a bit of a stretch. They...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to Gamma1214's post in the thread Biophobia is on the Rise—According to a Review of 196 Studies with Like.
Certainly, many phobias could be classified as "biophobias". What I meant by "nature as we know it" is getting out in the natural world...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to PaddlingPika's post in the thread Biophobia is on the Rise—According to a Review of 196 Studies with Like.
Biotolerance is a separate issue from biophobia. Out in the wild wasp nests, fire ant mounds, and termites are tolerated as part of the...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to tketcham's post in the thread Kayak paddle length for wider canoe with Like.
OK, but I'm not convinced and don't need to be because I don't use a double-blade paddle for canoeing. I may decide to use one if I'm no...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to Gamma1214's post in the thread Kayak paddle length for wider canoe with Haha.
Ah, but they are... making a yak paddle longer makes it easier to use in a canoe but it's still just a long yak paddle. Not that I'm...
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A while ago I made paddles for a while. My particular idea was to make them ergonomic. Even 20 years later, virtually all the commercial...
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I hear ya on the pain thing, I couldn't even turn a door knob before I took those pills a few weeks ago. The key to minimizing pain is...
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Steve in Idaho replied to the thread What are the best river and inland lake canoes of all time?.And another thing.... The wood/canvas canoes of old are beautiful. A traditional birch bark canoe has soul. An aluminum canoe is all...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to dutchlennart's post in the thread What are the best river and inland lake canoes of all time? with Like.
2 someones took around the uk. The seaworthyness seems to be proven;) But the topic was inland paddling. So this remark is...