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Try taking the pin kit out and see if that changes the equation. It might be forcing you a bit higher on your sweep into the boat.

For really cold days some chemical stripping gloves from the hardware store add that extra layer under the pogies yet still provide a good feel on the paddle.

dam this guy looks familiar

Mohawk Scamp, tandem outfitted with Mohawk double thigh retainer system, airbags included . Thwarts were widened in front. Deckplates are flat plastic cut out of a garbage can. Hull is solid, with kevlar pads on bow and stern, you can't wear these old boats out. Stored indoors until last summer, the...

I miss mine...overall a great design much faster & more nimble than the probe, rolls faster too.

The only negatives I had were:

- that the rear of the boat became quite sticky when side surfing in holes.
- sometimes it could be difficult to release the front chines when on an offside carve

Paul,

Note, I will not volunteer to help you change a flat now

Use the pvc pipe to drill the hole. Cut pipe an inch or so longer then needed. Then chamfer/ bevel one end with a file to sharpen, you can even cut a few notches in the end to make a more aggressive "bit". Use the pipe to drill out the hole, remove the pipe, cut of the excess from the sharp end and ...

Make a slush from fresh powder snow and a golden monkey. Use to cool knee for 30 minutes, then consume, repeat

Check the photo, in the article. C-Boats moderator KNeal!

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but keep it away from the gaskets! Often you can wash the garment in nikwax techwash then hang to dry and then use a low iron to revive the DWR without using the DWR revival stuff at all, just getting the dirt off and a little heat can bring it back to life again. That said I've used the wash in pro...

I've broken two Stingrays. Sawyer fixed them, but I lost my trust. To be fair I have used Sawyer paddles on some remote trips and gotten home without problems. Never broke a jimi stick and I've been much harder on mine than on the Sawyers. They don't wear out like glass sticks, sure they wear down, ...

Ez, I did not notice the weight diff. But I've seen them in green, and it was not painted. :o BTW, you got me curious, so II googled it and it turns out there are many "flavors" of Twintex. http://www.ocvreinforcements.com/solutions/Twintex.asp Funny thing is, I opened the spec sheet for TWINTEX® T ...

Esquif offers the mistral in black or green twintex. Robson offers Amerilite in Red and White. Like Cheajack said the "resin" is just poly fibers as part of the glass weave, the poly fibers melt and fuse the whole mess together when heated to the correct temp (around 400 F if I recall correctly). I ...

I have always trimmed mine to get comfortable. Very careful, one ring at a time, brand new razor with the gasket lightly stretched out on a coffee can. I try for one continuous cut around the can. Try it on, cut another ring if you still turn blue. You can always fill up a tub of water and test for ...

I bought 24 meters of spectra for my old throw bag last winter. UL-95MM STERLING 9.5MM (3/8") SHIP FROM 24 0 24 2.20 52.80 ULTRALINETM ROPE SOLD PER MFR METER S&H SHIPPING & HANDLING CHARGE 1/15/10 0 1 10.25 10.25 1Z29E9010342316036 From All Hands Fire Equipment $52.80 for the rope and $10.25 for sh...