So excited! After much looking I purchased an Esquif Echo this past weekend. Need the temps to warm up to thaw our ponds and rivers up here in NH. I'm ordering a Red Leaf Splash Cover and have my NorthStar Footbrace. I need some advice on a yoke. I have seen aluminum ones online by Spring Creek. Are they comfortable? Good for a mile hike thru the woods? If not, which yoke would you go with. Thanks for your help in advance.
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The main question is a origninal echo or the 2.0 version..
Not sure of what jokes are local. I like the wenonah black cushions on them.
Not sure of what jokes are local. I like the wenonah black cushions on them.
Agree on the 1.0 or 2.0 question. And color. And gunwale material.
Wenonah makes a removable yoke that attaches to the web seat. Not cheap, but should work. It is one of the two pictured here:
wenonah.com
Attaches right at the front of the seat and projects forward, which should put it at or close enough to the balance point for easy carrying.
Edit. Also, pics of your footbrace? Riveted or adhesive?
Wenonah makes a removable yoke that attaches to the web seat. Not cheap, but should work. It is one of the two pictured here:
Removable Solo Canoe Yoke and Pads - Wenonah Canoe
One question we often get asked is; "How do you portage a solo canoe?" The answer is simple and elegant with our removable clamp-on solo yokes.
Attaches right at the front of the seat and projects forward, which should put it at or close enough to the balance point for easy carrying.
Edit. Also, pics of your footbrace? Riveted or adhesive?
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