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I think he meant that if one uses a double blade, then the open canoe will collect more water than the topped kayak.

@PortageW/Cerberus That is some good real-world info, thank you. I was shocked at how strong the hull felt compared to its weight. Also, what are the specs on your build? Particularly interested in layups.

The "X" is an extra volume option. A shim is added to the mold betwixt the halves prior to layup. I didnt have my square to pull some real measurement comparison.

"*A canoe carries camping gear, fishing gear, and weeks worth of supplies. A kayak can barely carry the emotional baggage of its owner." 😆😆😆

I spent a fair amount of time in a Blackwater X at WPACR last weekend and really fell in love with the boat. I never in a million years though I would like a "race" hull, and had actually asked Savage River to bring a Deep Creek Solo to try. While I was waiting my turn for that boat, Ben saw me...

Devcon Plastic Welder is an inexpensive, high-strength option. I have had very good luck with it in several use cases. For even more strength, span the crack with plastic reinforcing rod before bonding...

I just had a text conversation with a friend about this. He sent me FB listing for a junk OT Saranac 146 poly canoe with plastic pedestal seats, hogged bottom and sun damage. It was listed for $700. He asked if I thought it was a good purchase for his young family. I said that he would probably...

My humble solo setup.

Wow, there's quite a few event locations. Always learning something new around here... https://freestylecanoeing.com/events/

For sure Not as much as I should have Oh yes More to come Thanks for the encouragement!

It is. He brought the Bloodvein II and Raven also. Very nice watercraft.

It is a beautiful craft. You won't have to worry about me paddling it, though...😂

It's here! Lots of private boats! If you want specific pics and/or dimensions, hit me up.

Hmmm, this looks familiar...

The path of true enlightenment is sparsely populated

Thats still fudging it by .75" (1.75" if you get aluminum or wood gunwales), but I'm glad they got it closer. 😃

Site member @ABT on Lake Shelbyville, IL this past weekend. Great guy, btw. Highly recommend.