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I sent you an email.

If you have an Ace Hardware near you, then they should have this. It IS Vynabond. I've used it several times. http://www.acehardware.com/product/inde ... Id=1381659" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

OBO

All canoes have sold.

Welcome to the board, Mike.

I used to have a Rampage and I thought it was a great WW canoe in it's day, especially on "big water". I don't have the dimensions you are looking for, but I do have this "bird's-eye" view of it(Hades Hole '94). I think that you could probably enter this photo into a ...

I've not done any "Shredding", but I have friends that love paddling them here in the Ozarks, especially in high water.

The first Shredder-like boat I ever saw was made in Russia. There was a group of Russian paddlers that toured the USA back in the late 1980's and ventured into Arkansas to paddle ...

Nah, I think those kayakers just has a bad day on the river. Guess I'll forgive 'em.

T.P.

This is just a thought, Kevin:

You might want to hang on to your vinyl gunnels if you have room for them. I did the same thing to one of my Ocoees a few years ago. I love wood. Unfortunately, however, it doesn't take the abuse that vinyl does. After about three years of banging around in my wood ...

Buy an Ocoee or Viper 11...less of a learning curve.

T.Prater

Yeah Scott, I know. I downloaded all of those old-school photos into my files. Hope ya don't mind. I really like to go back and look at the "good ol' days" once in a while. I've always wondered whatever became of that particular boat. I've never seen another one quite like it...probably hanging on ...

so when I would make a green Ocoee out of a ledgend sheet roy would very paicently explain to me that the sheet wasn't laid up for white water to which I would always reply but it will be green right?

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Louie, did you make this boat ...

TGG, thanks for filling me in on the Prelude. I think I have a friend in Arkansas who has one I could try out this year. What do ya think R.D.?

Terry

Watching that video of the Zoom brings back memories. I owned one for a couple of years, but rarely paddled it. It just did not have enough primary stability for my tastes. I noticed that the paddler in the video was also fighting it. I remember having to be ready to brace at any second and it ...

Not sure, but I think Paddle Power is wanting a "layman's terms" explanation of what we do. What do you tell a friend at work, a family member or any other person who doesn't have a clue if they ask what you are doing this weekend? You don't want to spend half an hour explaining it, so you need a ...

I like your system, Chris. I've always felt that 2x4's are much better than factory plastic coated crossbars because your load doesn't tend to slide around as much and its easier to install other hardware such as eyebolts to them. I had a set of 2x4 crossbars on my pick-up, but let them go with a ...