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Hit up jeff edmonds (jededmon on this site) he did an exceptional job with one.

My guess is you already know him, or know of him. You work for OB? just guessing by your username and location. If so then you will have lots in common with Jefe.

John

Paddle more. the canoeing learning curve is slower than that of kayaking (or sking, rock climbing, etc.) Most white water boaters I have trained took at least 3 years before they looked good in a c-boat. Don't let the slowness of it get you down though. remember the best paddler is the one having th...

I have paddled class 4 alone. So I won't tell you not to do it. It is a different experience. I have also had a near drowning incidents where my butt was saved by a friend, Had my tail brought down off a multi pitch climb with a dislocated shoulder (again by a skilled friend). In addition I have had...

I used to paddle a detonator. yep. agressive is important. but also understanding the rails, you know that distinct low spot in the middle of the boat? the rails andgle towards the bow and stern from that point creating essentially 4 distinct edges that can be engaged on any one move (onside bow and...

Dito to what was said about it not being a lean so much as lifting with the knees.
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this guy mentions leaning back but its really just a by product of the stroke being behind you.

J. Wood

Liquid logic used to except boats to recycle and they may still. Some recycling centers will take them (I had to cut mine into small pieces {and yes with 15 welds it was to brittle to keep paddling}) and as far as I am concerned recycled PE is recycled PE, doesn't really mater if boats are made into...

here are some pics
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Sold Sorry

first off you would never be able to make a decent hull, more importantly they only last forever on flat water. They are riveted together and the rivets pop pretty easy when the boat flexes. I have spent a lot of time fixing those POS boats I cant believe I am bothering to answer this, I hope this i...

I saw one a target with dinosaurs on it!

really though Jeff these might work for you: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2577/407 ... 81efd8.jpg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

sorry, I don't know what the skirt cost, got it for free. I have called the snapdragon folks about other products and they are friendly.

First off I got an 8.5 this year and it is by far the best c1 I have ever paddled (that includes the Remix and Burn both of which I owned for years) My snap dragon skirt fits great but it is a C1 skirt. So cockpit size is not a problem but I would recommend a skirt with a tunnel that is moved forward.

I have been working on making this instinctual as well and here are some things that helped me. here are some things to practice first off use the cross boof to boof from peaks of waves and over holes that are insignificant, and pf any small ledges you can find secondly remember that comfort on the ...

going boating tomarrow- nice, that boat needs some exercise. I think what you need is about a gallon of g-flex and a resporator. last I saw it still had a good 3 years in it at current rates of usage assuming you are willing to paddle boats in the same state of disrepair that I am. Of course it may ...

Ha.

Good luck sucker. Thats what you get for leaving the South East.

Oh and enjoy your 2 months of snow melt, Just come crawling home if you miss the rain, all nine months of it (oh yeah and the dam releases in the other 3 too).

John