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Steve in Idaho reacted to ABT's post in the thread What are the best river and inland lake canoes of all time? with
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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... -
Steve in Idaho reacted to ABT's post in the thread Swift Drops a New Tandem Tripper - Wabakimi 18 with Like.
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...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to Tryin''s post in the thread Swift Drops a New Tandem Tripper - Wabakimi 18 with Like.
Swift is bringing yet another fine-looking tandem hull to market. Some interesting design features on this one. Can't wait to see...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to tketcham's post in the thread What are the best river and inland lake canoes of all time? with Like.
It'd be interesting comparing the Clipper and Swift versions of the P14 in a range of water conditions. And I wonder if James van...
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Steve in Idaho replied to the thread What are the best river and inland lake canoes of all time?.I mentioned before that I got a chance to paddle the Swift Prospector 14. I was very pleased with the way it handled, and came away...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to tketcham's post in the thread What are the best river and inland lake canoes of all time? with Like.
I don't know anyone personally but I've heard it's fairly capable in whitewater. It's not a playboat though, it's intended for handling...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to lowangle al's post in the thread What are the best river and inland lake canoes of all time? with Like.
Being WW capable, doesn't make it a WW playboat like a Caption. But I think the 15 inch depth and high chines would make it capable of...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to tketcham's post in the thread What are the best river and inland lake canoes of all time? with Like.
I wasn't going to post anything because the OP is such an open-ended question, especially the "of all time" factor. And did it mean a...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to eckilson's post in the thread What are the best river and inland lake canoes of all time? with Like.
The interesting thing about these kinds of posts is that they are subjective. Each of us sets the criteria to determine what is "best"...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to tketcham's post in the thread What are the best river and inland lake canoes of all time? with Like.
What are the best river and inland lake canoes of all time? [Assuming you're including some whitewater capability but not difficult...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to RBourg's post in the thread What are the best river and inland lake canoes of all time? with Like.
I think the leading post was as stated that this is a "just for fun" topic and not meant to be controversial but merely informative...
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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.
In short there are a few sentences that keep comming back in this kind of questions 1 a canoe is better then no canoe The prefered...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to eckilson's post in the thread What are the best river and inland lake canoes of all time? with Like.
As a tandem, the MR Explorer. I don't own one, but I paddle them all the time since several of my friends do. I should buy one someday...
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Steve in Idaho reacted to tketcham's post in the thread Kayak paddle length for wider canoe with Like.
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...
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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...