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River Assassins are showing as #1, but the tracker data doesn't make any sense. It looks like they may have gotten pulled out at an earlier ramp and haven't notified control of their DNF, or they have a second tracker that their ground crew turned on too early.

Kilted Psycho (Men's solo) has been holding a solid pace, but River Hawk Boat Shop (Voyageur) has been slowly reeling him in all afternoon.

https://raceowl.com/MR3402026

These are a go-to for the MR340, which takes place on a commercially navigable waterway. You can use tape to shield the portions of the light that face or backlight the paddler. https://midwestpaddleadventures.com/collections/boat-parts/products/guardian-adventure-light

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Great write up and pictures!

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Can't wait to read it!

Well, sonuva... 😄

Well, that only leaves two in their current lineup... 🙃 I believe you were on a quest to try a Magic for a while, and so while I don't think the shoulder matches in your photo, I am going to go with that. And if I am wrong, then you paddled a hull I have never seen in the wild and really dont...

Great pictures and great report! My guess is Yellowstone Solo.

I recognize the hurt that comes with getting beat down multiple times. I am not offering the following as a dismissal of that feeling, but I would shift focus to northern New England. Maine, in particular. I don't know your exact location, but central Maine is an hour closer to Cambridge, OH...

I've yet to wish the large was smaller. The compression straps make it about as svelte as you want, and then you still have the ability to balloon it out for bigger gear. Keep in mind that my experience is with solos, a tight bow station in a C-2 might be cause for consideration of the smaller unit.

The Vores seem like genuinely great people. I dont have a cover, but I really like their gunwale bags. https://redleafdesigns.com/products/gunwale-bag?variant=45693540008088

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22lbs, Chinese 40d TPU, $650? Not for me, but an interesting product. Inflatable floor is asking for trouble, given my luck with sleeping pads. But hey, this how innovation happens. Thanks for sharing!

I'm afraid I have bad news about most outdoor recreation, and camping in particular...

Man, talk about a "1of 1"! 😄

The videographer called it correctly at 00:24 of the boat flip video: "If they go down there, they aren't coming back up" Like Glenn said, the river looks like it has 3-4' of upstream back slope in extremely aerated water. That boat had already low odds of coming back over that hump. Looks...

Hilariously, the WPASCR this June is where I paddled the Savage River Falcon and got my first exposure to a ruddered craft.