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Yes and no, lol. Data sheet below. Here is a link to more info, and a screenshot of one paragraph in particular. https://www.epoxyworks.com/about-epoxy-shelf-life/

Bump for progress?

Here is the build thread, if you want some more background. https://www.canoetripping.net/threads/x-canoe-build.19929/#post-20181

@Alan Gage @yknpdlr Gentlemen, I really appreciate you consistently providing me with information. I hope to continue to receive such as I journey toward my first race.

I need to get in the real boat soon and figure out the stroke dynamic. Watching some of the marathon guys, I think I am applying power for a much longer stroke. Easy to do on the erg, with cadence being the only penalty. Might not work well in real life. I naturally want to do a longer...

That is good to know. I am taking my very first steps into the race world, and as we know, the first steps are loaded with appeals to authority followed by confirmation bias. I have been watching the K2N Paddle School channel quite a bit, and he is dogmatic about hip rotation...

Yeah, there are some good points in there, but that whole channel is generative LLM content.

Not speaking for @zehyani , but I used foot straps in one boat one time for about 30 minutes, so that qualifies me as an expert on the subject. The pic below shoes a typical setup, as far as I've seen. It allows for a push-pull action with the feet, rather than push-only. Think of when you lift...

I dont usually have any issues with my line sinking, or with it being too heavy. But, MAN, are these things a PITA to keep coiled. Post contains text-generative imagery

I dunno if this fits, but here's an image that will help get me through the winter. . . 😁

Depends on the water and wind. I've moved into the bow, sat solo in the stern, knelt in the middle, whatever made the boat do what I wanted with as little wasted effort as possible. I generally find that close to level level is a nice compromise for 99% of conditions. But I am inexperienced and...

"No man sets foot twice in the same river; for it is not the same river, and he is not the same man."

Nice!

REALLY dumb question: What is Temagami? I see parks all around the area, but looking at trip reports, it seems like we are generally discussing the entire municipal area. Is that correct?

Good video, sir! Thanks for sharing!

I have two. Don't use them in tannin-stained water, or water with any sort of turbidity. They filter exceptionally well, and and meet the end of their service life exceptionally fast. For any water in any condition, I ponied up in cost and weight to an MSR Guardian. Might be an option for you...

Great job man. The thing looks even better than it did earlier this summer! Alan's design and your execution have made for a great canoe.

First ERG workout: