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Measurements Length: 16ft 9in Length/Width Ratio: 6.5 Width: 31 gw / 34.5 mx / 31 wl Sheer: 20.5 bw / 13.5 ms / 17.5 st Rocker: 2.5 bw / 1.5 st Weight: 38 StarLite / 41 BlackLite / 50 WhiteGold 6h freeboard: 950 lbs Optimal Load: 250-550lbs Displacement: 2h WL ...

very little if any when compared to the aluminum. If you call them talk to Bear. He can give you a definite answer. Northstar web site states: Trim Options Wood: Oiled white ash gunwales; sculpted and laminated black walnut and ash end decks; walnut and ash laminated contoured web seats hung...

I have way to much gear. I bought a used frost river canvas pack years ago and now have maybe 10 of them in all different sizes. Problem is they are heavy.....especially when wet. My "trips" so far have been river floats/fishing. For a three or four day trip my gear is about 90 lbs and now...

yes me too. The wood trim adds 400.00+ to the cost over aluminum but it sure is purdy......

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Sorry to get back to this so late. In my opinion the Polaris would be a fabulous boat as a solo for a large person. I am only 5'7 185 lbs. and from the solo position I had no problems controlling the boat. I bought it with the thoughts of using it as a tandem with the wife and a solo for me...

sounds like a great time. Have fun and be careful.

I am in preparation for a hunting trip in Idaho where I will be on a mountain for 55 days. No electricity, or refrigeration other than the mountain air at 8700 ft. elevation. I am working on the food plan this week actually. I will be eating lots of oatmeal, precooked bacon, instant rice...

I just ordered a set of drops from Northstar for my Bell Yellowstone in BG. They fit my existing Bell seat perfectly.

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Bell Yellowstone in BG. Swift Raven, Northstar Polaris BG, and 2 Liquid Logic Intuit kayaks.....

be careful and have fun ! I will be following along myself.

Christmas came early for somebody....wow....

If I wasn't leaving for Canada the week after I would be all over this.....

Not sure why I was thinking Vinylbond..... or Vynabond etc. I went over to my barn and pulled out the cans I bought. One is VinylTech 2000 which is for installing the stuff on the RX Swift. The other is Rubatex contact cement that I will use for the kneeling pads. Also thanks for posting up...

I was amazed at the amount of gear they had. I really like that Argosy as well..... I need to take some lessons though so I can actually feel comfortable in a small narrow solo canoe.

lol......two seat backs, 3 sets of kneeling pads, a huge sheet of closed cell foam for kneeling pads, sunglasses "keeper" strap that floats, two cans of vinyl bond, and a BMO hat.... They have a left over new Merlin II, a couple of Northwind Solo's, A beautiful Wenonah Argosy in burgundy flex...

Drove over to Blue Mountain Outfitters in PA on Friday and brought this one home. This is basically a Bell Northstar duplicate hull only 3 inches longer at 16'9". First paddle this morning and I am very happy with the size and how easy this one paddles from the solo position. I bought a third...

I like my Marlin lever action..... but it would have to be really really serious before resorting to that. I have had a bear in camp before. The fact it was the middle of the night made it an evening to remember.

I was in Cabelas today. They have a nice green toned version of this wretchedly expensive cooler. I just couldn't buy it today. Close but no ceegar...